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In a stunning turn of events that has left political pundits and video game enthusiasts alike scratching their heads, the United States Senate has unanimously passed a landmark bill aimed at regulating in-app purchases in mobile games. The bipartisan legislation, dubbed the "Game-Changer Act of 2023," was introduced by Senators Mitt Rompockets (R-Utah) and Elizabeth "Fauxcahontas" Warren (D-Massachusetts) and has been touted as a necessary step to protect consumers from the clutches of nefarious game developers.

The bill, which sailed through the Senate with a record-breaking 98-0 vote, imposes a series of stringent regulations on the mobile gaming industry. Among other things, it mandates that all in-app purchases in mobile games must now adhere to the same strict financial regulations as war bonds from the 1940s. This includes requiring players to sign a legal document the size of the Declaration of Independence before making any in-game purchase and subjecting all transactions to a mandatory three-week review period.

Economists are already predicting a paradigm shift in the gaming industry, with some anticipating a return to the golden age of board games and physical card collections. "It's a return to simplicity," says Dr. John "Moneybags" Clever, an economist at the University of Financial Irresponsibility. "People are tired of spending their life savings on a virtual farm or a digital pet. They want tangible assets they can hold in their hands, like Monopoly money."

The Senate's decision comes after a series of undercover investigations revealed that game developers were using sophisticated algorithms to manipulate young minds into spending their allowance money on virtual items. "It's like they're training a new generation to be addicted to consumerism," lamented Senator Rompockets during a heated debate on the Senate floor. "We must protect our children from these digital vultures!"

In response to the new legislation, major gaming companies have announced a mass exodus from the mobile market, vowing to shift their focus exclusively to PC and console games, where "adults can make their own choices," according to a statement from the Game Developer's Association of America (GDEAA). The GDEAA also expressed concerns about the viability of the mobile gaming industry, predicting a 98% decline in revenue and a corresponding surge in new careers for unemployed game developers, including professional troll bridge operators and part-time fantasy novel illustrators.

As the nation braces for the impact of the "Game-Changer Act of 2023," many are left wondering if this is indeed a game-changer or a blunder of epic proportions. Only time will tell if this legislation will be remembered as a shining example of consumer protection or as the final level boss that led to the downfall of an entire industry.

In related news, Senator Warren has been spotted playing an old-fashioned game of solitaire on her office computer, while Senator Rompockets has been rumored to be seen at a local arcade, attempting to beat the high score on a vintage Pac-Man machine. It seems that in their quest to regulate the digital world, they may have forgotten the simple joys of gaming that have captivated generations.

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