Cereal brand General Mills has given its official seal of approval to first-person shooter Chex Quest 3, in which space-age weapons resembling spoons, sporks, and handheld vacuum cleaners are used to repel slimy inter-dimensional beings and save "breakfastcerealkind".
It's accompanied by a seven-minute retrospective that catches up with three key people behind 1996's original Chex Quest to discover how they came up with the concept, look, and sound of an FDA-approved, family-friendly way for children to play controversial, violent shooter Doom – or something like it.
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