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Kanye Zone
''Kanye Zone'' is a 2012 browser game developed by Otter Spice Productions. It was released on March 9, 2012, and involves the player controlling a bumper in order to prevent an image of musician Kanye West's head from entering a circle of increasing size, referred to as his "zone". The game incorporates sound clips from West's song "Niggas in Paris", and its premise is a parody of the song's lyrics.
Created by roommates Michael Frederickson and Stephen Barlow and inspired by 1980s video games, ''Kanye Zone'' reached the front page of Reddit and received considerable media attention—Frederickson was interviewed by MTV, and several other news outlets reported on the game, some praising its simplicity and addictiveness. Despite this, it was not very profitable. In May 2013, a follow-up game, titled ''Pitbull Party'' and based on the rapper Pitbull, was released.
==Gameplay==
The player's left and right arrow keys and space bar〔 control a bumper that moves around a purple circle.〔 Kanye West, represented by his head, attempts to enter the circle while repeatedly rapping "Don't let me into my zone", and the player must hit him with the bumper〔—this causes him to disappear in a burst of dollar signs, and the player is rewarded with cash, added to a total displayed on the webpage.〔 A silhouette of Kanye's head shows where he will next spawn, and an arrow inside it indicates what direction he will travel in.〔 Play continues this way, with Kanye getting faster and the zone getting bigger,〔 until the player fails to prevent Kanye from entering the zone, when they are presented with a message declaring they have lost;〔 an image of rapper Jay-Z's head joins that of West, and the lyric "I'm definitely in my zone" is heard.〔 If the player's cash score is high enough, it is added to a leaderboard on the right of the page.〔
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