UnNews:Video game characters are to blame for rising oil prices, New war on the horizon

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3 July 2008

Its characters like 1985 Donkey Kong who are driving oil prices through the roof.

MUSHROOM KINGDOM, U.S.A - After hours of tiring calculations, and scientific experiments, it has finally been decided that Video game characters are the reason for the oil prices that have shot through the roof. It is not the Middle East, nor is it the diminishing natural resources, it is actually the characters inside of video games that are to blame.

It all began after Dr. Hank Hathanna discovered, while playing his extremely outdated Nintendo Entertainment System, while on his break trying to pinpoint the exact cause for the rising oil prices. It occurred to him that Donkey Kong throws barrels full of oil down the girders, in hopes of hitting Mario with them, and if he doesn't, that's okay, it will just end up exploding at the end when it hits a never ending fire in another barrel. Perhaps more oil burning?

An official statement from OPEC was released shortly after the announcement that video game characters are to blame for rising oil prices, detailing the actions being taken by OPEC to nullify its trade agreements with various video games:


The United States has begun working out plans with OPEC to assault these video game characters in a surprise attack, that will hopefully scare them into complying with our demands. It is unknown if another war will increase the prices of oil, but it is certain that either way, it will help in the long-run. No messages about this finding have been sent to the leader of the video game characters oil consumption guild, or the VGCOCG as it has been dubbed by the United States, for fear that they will expect the surprise attack, and be prepared with their armies (assuming they have any. Remember, Earth knows little about these people, and their customs.) So if you have been playing Donkey Kong, please stop. You are single-handedly killing the economy.

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