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Tiger Woods Parking Slam Game Emerges Online
Tiger Woods has a new game available online, and no it has nothing to do with EA Sports’ PGA franchise. In case you haven’t heard, Woods recently caused heavy damage to a GM SUV during a late-night drive where he ran over curbs, bushes, a fire hydrant, and finally hit a neighbor’s tree. Woods’ wife then took a golf club to the vehicle smashing multiple windows. Neighbors found him fast asleep...on the street. A scandal has surfaced on a possible affair, but we’ll spare you the details.
Now there’s a flash-based game on addictinggames.com called Tiger Parking Slam that challenges players to successfully drive the ill-fated SUV on different maps into a blue parking spot, dodging hydrants and trees on the way.
“Why does Tiger drive in the wee hours of the morning? Obviously, he is sleep-driving, and dreaming of a new championship: Neighborhood Parking,” the game’s homepage says.
The game is fairly simple and is obviously taking a slam at Woods’ current predicament. Crash your car and you’ll get the image you see above. What are your thoughts on the game?
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