HEEEEY!!!!!
Now THIS is a video game commercial:
My kid brother and I used to get in fights over who got to play Pole Position on our TI-994A – 3.0 MHz of pure POWER.
Now THIS is a video game commercial:
My kid brother and I used to get in fights over who got to play Pole Position on our TI-994A – 3.0 MHz of pure POWER.
I see your Pole Position and raise you Ice Hockey by Activision.
Are you ready for it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lROb1vWNiig
So we’re agreed, then – what the industry is missing these days is middle-aged men screaming and/or being screamed at.
I think we just stumbled upon the way WAR was meant to be marketed. For the next cinematic trailer it should start off with Paul walking into a gamestop asking someone if he could get a copy of War. Then have the older gentleman get in his face asking if he think’s he’s man enough to serve the forces of destruction. Throw in a few cut scene’s of the cinematic trailer for all of the loud in your face descriptions of the many Destruction classes and for a reverse video try to get Christopher Walken to calmly explain the Order professions.
True marketing gold.
That commercial would rock. Make sure the older gentleman has a Scotch accent for trrrrrrrrrue manleh appeal! Hell, if you’ve got the money, hire Sean Connery! He trumps the Shat… hands down. 😛
@Josh – I hate dropping a public comment like this but I was wondering if you ever do email interviews? I live all the way up in northwestern Ontario Canada, so the likelihood of making it out to any WAR event is pretty slim (unless its hosted in Minnesota or Wisconsin)…
[EDITED BY JOSH: I pulled out your email address from the post so that folks can’t stalk you]
Thanks mate. 🙂
I thought it couldn’t get worse than Mr. T. I was so very wrong.
It’s technically a video game right?
Either way anyone rememeber this awesome crap?
erm tried to embed the video.. guess it didnt work.
http://www.youtube.com/v/pUEzLTaM8Is&rel=1
I don’t know, this post kicked on my nostalgic memories and this gem popped in my head first for some reason.
Ah, good ol’ Captain Power. I was amused a few years ago to find out that J. Michael Straczynski (Babylon 5 creator) wrote most of the episodes.