WELCOME TO MR. BIGSHOT ... the Bodacious, award winning Stock Market Game. Investing in the market has never been more fun ... and exciting. Play the online demo and find out if your investing skills are Bulletproof or Bupkis!

What makes Mr. Bigshot so special? It truly captures the Power & Suspense of the market because the gameplay is real, authentic, & historical. With Mr. Bigshot, you go back in time and invest in the market as if it were the very first time. All of the companies, data, and info is real. So you're really investing in stocks, except you're not risking real money.

RECENT HONORS

The Wall Street Journal recently honored Mr. Bigshot with its Top Innovation Award.

Mr. Bigshot was also honored by Xavier University's X-LAB,

Not so recently, the original version of Mr. Bigshot was a 2003 Top 10 Indie Game of the Year (igf.com).

MORE COWBELL

Mr. Bigshot sponsored the entire town of Madeira, Ohio in breaking the Guiness World Record for the Largest Cowbell Band. See www.cowbellfever.com for details. Even though we had over 1,000 people participate, we still could have used a little MORE COWBELL!

The BUZZ about Mr. Bigshot …

Washington Post: Mr. Bigshot is actually rather fun. This stock market game isn't too complicated and, in a basic way, simulates individual stock investing.

Kiplinger's: “It's tough to create products that are both educational and entertaining. In the games category, Mr. Bigshot comes up a winner.”

Wall Street Journal:  “This is one investing game that’s educational and entertaining. Kids can learn more about how financial markets work and begin to understand stocks better."

GameSpy: “The game has crisp graphics and rich colors …The desire to win takes hold quickly, and no matter who you're playing against, all you want is to come out on top.”

Businessweek.: “You can't turn back the clock, but you can play Mr. Bigshot, a game that lets you act out some of those investment fantasies while learning about trading stocks.”

Bloomberg: “Mr. Bigshot induces that feeling of agonized anticipation so beloved of traders and speculators.”