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The proposal is for a Coca-Cola branded video game that would entertain people while promoting the soft drink brand. The game would be targeted towards male children ages 5-16 from working and middle class families who often play video games. In the game, a dinosaur character would collect Coca-Cola bottles to score points without including any offensive or restricted content that could potentially violate ethics or copyright law.
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