Pfizer Pulls Viagra Game After FDA Sends Warning

December 31st, 1969 | Category: Gadget News

A viral promotional game called Viva Cruiser from drug giant Pfizer, had the player picking up items for a term, including roses, scented candles, gift boxes and Viagra. The FDA didn’t

like it, considering the game restricted zero health-risk info, and sent a warning letter to Pfizer, which pulled the game. (props to GamePolitics.com)

Original post by Mike

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