That Time Donald Trump Fired Fake PlayStation Employees In An Xbox Skit

Video: Ah, 2004. It was a simpler time — a time of MySpace and Xanga, a time of American Idol and 7th Heaven. In games, 2004 was the year of World of Warcraft and Half-Life 2. George Bush defeated John Kerry. It was also the year Donald Trump appeared in an Xbox E3 ad spoofing The Apprentice and fired phony PlayStation representatives. Yes, good times.



Donald Trump in an Xbox commercial

In a skit only half as surreal as yesterday’s debate, Trump in 2004 assigns real Xbox representatives and fake PlayStation representatives to design Trump: The RPG. “The winning team wins a contract to produce an MMORPG based on my colourful life,” Trump says. “And I want to tell you, there’s nobody — nobody — who has a more colourful life than I do.”

Filing this under 'seemed like a good idea at the time" Donald Trump: Xbox VS PlayStation "The Novice" https://t.co/RbJSYGMtoL via @YouTube — Peter Moore (@petermooreEA) March 21, 2016

Take a look and note Bill Gates’ cameo at the end:

What would a Trump MMORPG look like? Is everybody Donald Trump? Is Donald Trump the Lich King, hellbent on wiping out the player base? Are we currently in Donald Trump’s MMORPG?