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amen. tenchar
Thanks fo sarcasm, its not bad but brawl and other games deserve better. On the plus side thats confirmation of no more delays, even though we already knew that. I guess its just another nail in that coffin(sp?).
I hope you're kidding, it's just an advertisement....
Heh, I've seen that before, it's funny, thanks for the link.
Sarcasm detector needs a little tuning there. No way would I give up my reserve ticket
Sarcasm is a wonderful thing, sir.
I don't think its bad but many people do, plus that title would get attention.Sarcasm detector needs a little tuning there. No way would I give up my reserve ticket
This being "sad" news makes no sense, TC. Brawl doesn't "Deserve better". It already has tons of fans chomping at the bit to buy the game; why would it need a completely unique commercial to show the game. Any hardcore fan isn't going to be swayed by any sort of Brawl commercial.
The interesting thing about the Wii Would Like to Play commercials is that they're sort of showing off new things to people who may not have known them. They're smarter commercials that might pique the interest of a non-fan.
Needless to say again, but Brawl commercials will affect almost no one that knows about Brawl already.
Hard to tell sarcasm via text, try a /sarcasm next time.Sarcasm detector needs a little tuning there. No way would I give up my reserve ticket
This being "sad" news makes no sense, TC. Brawl doesn't "Deserve better". It already has tons of fans chomping at the bit to buy the game; why would it need a completely unique commercial to show the game. Any hardcore fan isn't going to be swayed by any sort of Brawl commercial.
The interesting thing about the Wii Would Like to Play commercials is that they're sort of showing off new things to people who may not have known them. They're smarter commercials that might pique the interest of a non-fan.
Needless to say again, but Brawl commercials will affect almost no one that knows about Brawl already.
My point is, anyone who thinks its bad will probably get the game anyway. The Japanese guys are established, and actually a somewhat clever hook intended to get people interested in the Wii (which includes lots of casuals) to take an established setting (Japanese intervention) and show off a new game with it and now it can be fun.
I've been searching for like an hour but I still can't find it.
I still think that SSB64 would be better though.Kittah4 said:
That defeats the whole purpose.
I'm not entirely sure what this is supposed to even mean? But I'm open to listen.
If you could substantiate your arguement, that would be nice. Thing is, you're already a smash fan. A commercial will do nothing to affect you but amuse you for 30 seconds. That's not what Nintendo is going to pay airtime for. They're going to pay to hopefully hook non-fans.
You know those commercials where the japanese nintendo people go up to random people and say "wii woul like to play" , well brawl got that commercial.
Yes but even people who don't know about brawl would still like comedy. To me the perfect thing would be a mix between SSB64 and wii would like to play for brawl.Kittah4 said:
Lol "the japanese nintendo people", yeh they came to my house too. ^_^ But seriously why is this bad?
I've been searching for like the whole day (ever since I put up a similar topic to this one: http://smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=145669). I'm honestly shocked that I haven't found it on the Internet yet.
The thread title must be why it didn't show up in the search, sorry about that.
Because it's just kind of lame for such a highly anticipated game. But it doesn't really matter. Anyone complaining about the ad is going to get the game anyway, so the ad isn't really for them. The ad is for people who weren't already planning on buying the game, obviously, so they made a mainstream, formulaic ad. This is why Nintendo is making so much money.