A REAL-LIFE REALITY GAME
A REAL-LIFE REALITY GAME
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (Wireless Flash) You may never be cast on Survivor but now you can participate in your own real-life reality game. Robert Yates, a 21-year-old man in Niagara Falls, New York, has just created a board game called Mortons List, thats billed as a reality game for folks who cant spend three months on an island. Like Big Brother and Survivor, Mortons List requires players to participate in silly stunts like starring in a homemade porno or making a citizens arrest. Other potential quests include teasing children, following random strangers home and getting drunk. Sound more like juvenile delinquency than a game? Youre not alone. Mortons List has been banned from game conventions for supposedly encouraging vigilantism, real-life spell casting and experimentation with potentially illegal substances. But Yates defends the game, saying its only as dangerous as real life.
Fri 09-21-01