params7 said:
params7 said:And if you though the ad with Yuvi and Akshay was pointless (though I liked it), check this out!!
YouTube - XBOX360 "Porok" India TV Commercial
It's not pointless, it follows the same theme as the other x360 ads, ala a group of people 'getting it on'.params7 said:And if you though the ad with Yuvi and Akshay was pointless (though I liked it), check this out!!
YouTube - XBOX360 "Porok" India TV Commercial
Bluffmaster said:Thats exacly Where it Fails ! Just Tell me if I was unable to Tell what the Guyz were actually endorsing till the end of the ad , How the Hell r average people who have absolutely no Knowledge of Gaming supposed to Know thats its actually a Gaming console ! The ad was Not even slightly related to Gaming ! They should Have Put some Trailers of the Game Instead and it would Have been much More Interesting ! People will only appreciate it when they actually see what a Next Gen console is capable of !
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:tracerbullet said:Being priced at 28,000 bucks, clearly all Microsoft is currently aiming for are the rich kids, films stars and page 3 people. People who have money to spend on frivolous things they haven't the faintest idea about.
Your logic is flawed from the start. Allow me to explain myself.
First, you point out that the XBOX 360 is directed at those "average people who have absolutely no knowledge of gaming." Assuming that is the case, tell me this: How are these supposedly knowledge-less people going to know "what a next-gen console is capable of" when they don't know anything about gaming to begin with? Aren't you contradicting yourself?
Second, and as Czar pointed out, showing game trailers is not only tacky and unprofessional (anyone can put in a game trailer, where's the talent in that?), but also allows for undue publicity to the game publishers. Microsoft is advertising the XBOX 360, not a specific game. And when there're lakhs of big ones being spent on precious airtime to advertise the console, Microsoft would have to be a fool to advertise other games. Unless it's Halo of course, because that's a Microsoft game.
Third, the ad wasn't meant for an technologically educated audience like us. Being priced at 28,000 bucks, clearly all Microsoft is currently aiming for are the rich kids, films stars and page 3 people. People who have money to spend on frivolous things they haven't the faintest idea about. People like us don't need advertisements to buy things. We already know about them when sensationalist websites leak information many years before the product is actually released.
Rant /off. Goodnight.
tracerbullet said:Your logic is flawed from the start. Allow me to explain myself.
First, you point out that the XBOX 360 is directed at those "average people who have absolutely no knowledge of gaming." Assuming that is the case, tell me this: How are these supposedly knowledge-less people going to know "what a next-gen console is capable of" when they don't know anything about gaming to begin with? Aren't you contradicting yourself?
Second, and as Czar pointed out, showing game trailers is not only tacky and unprofessional (anyone can put in a game trailer, where's the talent in that?), but also allows for undue publicity to the game publishers. Microsoft is advertising the XBOX 360, not a specific game. And when there're lakhs of big ones being spent on precious airtime to advertise the console, Microsoft would have to be a fool to advertise other games. Unless it's Halo of course, because that's a Microsoft game.
Third, the ad wasn't meant for an technologically educated audience like us. Being priced at 28,000 bucks, clearly all Microsoft is currently aiming for are the rich kids, films stars and page 3 people. People who have money to spend on frivolous things they haven't the faintest idea about. People like us don't need advertisements to buy things. We already know about them when sensationalist websites leak information many years before the product is actually released.
Rant /off. Goodnight.
LOL.. this is funny. I liked the last part.params7 said: