Web title offers chance to be MP

Toby Green
Friday 15 January 2010 20:00 EST
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Educational video games may not have the best reputation, but Parliament has decided that a foray into the genre could help young people better understand the inner workings of government and the jobs that elected representatives do.

‘MP for a Week’ offers pretty much what the title promises, letting the player become a virtual backbencher and get a score for how well they do. It is unlikely to rise to the top of every teenage gamer’s wish-list, but at least it is free.

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