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      Spain: Pique's 'Final Kick' as he misses penalty and laughs01:20

      Spain: Pique's 'Final Kick' as he misses penalty and laughs

      Spain, Barcelona
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      March 5, 2015 at 13:36 GMT +00:00 · Published

      FC Barcelona football star Gerard Pique introduced the 'Final Kick' mobile game to attendees at a Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Thursday. The game, which simulates a penalty shoot-out, has already been downloaded over 8 million times. 'Gamelab Mobile', the game's developers, led the presentation in which Pique tried and failed to score penalties, playing as his own avatar.

      The Mobile World Congress is the world's largest exhibition for the mobile phone industry with 90,000 visitors expected this year. It began on Monday and will run until Thursday, March 5.

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      FC Barcelona football star Gerard Pique introduced the 'Final Kick' mobile game to attendees at a Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Thursday. The game, which simulates a penalty shoot-out, has already been downloaded over 8 million times. 'Gamelab Mobile', the game's developers, led the presentation in which Pique tried and failed to score penalties, playing as his own avatar.

      The Mobile World Congress is the world's largest exhibition for the mobile phone industry with 90,000 visitors expected this year. It began on Monday and will run until Thursday, March 5.