Ever the skewers of pop culture, South Park's fifteen-year run has left a virtual pantheon of fake video games we'd love to get our hands on, from the Okama Gamesphere, to Heaven Vs. Hell, to Heroin Hero (to complement our fake guitar-playing skills.)
Still, nothing quite hit the nail on the head like their pocket monsters parody Chinpokomon, which like its real-world counterpart secretly subverts children into inevitably rising against the U.S. government for the glory of Japan. At least, I'm pretty sure that's what the last Pokemon game was about.
