Wtf....
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Ah, Sony. Where did it all go wrong? It seems nothing the Japanese giant does at the moment hits the money, and alas, those new PSP adverts will do nothing to change that.
In times past Sony has been responsible for some of the most weird but innovative ads in all the craziness that is adland. However it seemed to lose its way over the recentish 'black versus white' adverts which were accused of being racist and now it has decided to go in an entirely different direction for its new PSP campaign.
With heavily-accented Mexican dustballs.
You may well already have been irritated by the ads on TV, which end with the baffling tagline "PSP - it's like carpet you can watch outside". Which of course is meant to symbolise the... erm... no, it makes no sense to us.
See if you can figure out what's going on by now checking out the ads online here. Answers are welcome in the comments field below, if you have any...
ya those ads have been in the us for quite some time now. has anyone seen the ps3 commercial? CREEPY!! its a baby doll with moving creepy eyes sitting in a white room with a ps3!!! its awful!!
i think the intro bit with the vacuum cleaner says it all tbh,
sony suck...
nice title to post nonetheless![]()
The really disturbing part is how much people must be getting paid to come up with this crap! Selling games to gamers is very simple, just show plenty of gameplay. The dustballs advert is just awful.
i dnt really like the advert but the dustballs rock teh sox0rz
The trouble with game marketing these days is its dogshiteWe just want to see the fu(k!n@ games you retards
Its like bloody modern art... Makes no sense at all...
At least Nintendo shows the games running in their adds
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there is another ps3 ad, done in the same room. it solves a rubik's cube instead of making a doll come to life. it's pretty cool
edit: oh it explodes the cube once it's done also![]()
Think i saw one of those ds here, (UK)
the intro is like a dusty reverse loco roco!
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