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Nintendo Gaming / RE: Market the Revolution: What's the slogan?
« on: January 10, 2006, 09:52:02 PM »
Check it out:
Two kids, one a boy, one a girl, a teenage boy and their grandma sitting in the living room playing video games.
"I'm tired of playing games with this regular boring controller." - Boy
"I'm tired of playing games that are made for boys only." - Girl
"What do all those buttons do?" - Grandma
"Games were better back in the day." - Teenager
Then the Revolution controller automatically appears in all of their hands and of course they are all blown away by this amazing device. A narrator (preferably that fast talking dude who did all those Micro Machines commercials back in the day) explains the jist of the Revolution controller, says that it's so simple your grandparents could use it, and that it's still capable of playing games the regular way, then the commercial shows clips of Revolution games including Animal Crossing Revolution and Nintendogs Revolution, and then it shows the system playing classic NES games.
Then the girl asks "I bet this costs a fortune!" and the narrator replies, "Only if you consider a price under $200 a fortune!" And then they're all shocked again.
The slogan would be "A Revolution That Everyone Wants to Be Part Of."
Then the girl says "Grandma, I think your urine bag is leaking." And then they all laugh playfully as the commercial fades out.
THEN NINTENDO SELLS EIGHT HUNDRED MILLION UNITS AND PWNS EVERYONE ELSE.
Two kids, one a boy, one a girl, a teenage boy and their grandma sitting in the living room playing video games.
"I'm tired of playing games with this regular boring controller." - Boy
"I'm tired of playing games that are made for boys only." - Girl
"What do all those buttons do?" - Grandma
"Games were better back in the day." - Teenager
Then the Revolution controller automatically appears in all of their hands and of course they are all blown away by this amazing device. A narrator (preferably that fast talking dude who did all those Micro Machines commercials back in the day) explains the jist of the Revolution controller, says that it's so simple your grandparents could use it, and that it's still capable of playing games the regular way, then the commercial shows clips of Revolution games including Animal Crossing Revolution and Nintendogs Revolution, and then it shows the system playing classic NES games.
Then the girl asks "I bet this costs a fortune!" and the narrator replies, "Only if you consider a price under $200 a fortune!" And then they're all shocked again.
The slogan would be "A Revolution That Everyone Wants to Be Part Of."
Then the girl says "Grandma, I think your urine bag is leaking." And then they all laugh playfully as the commercial fades out.
THEN NINTENDO SELLS EIGHT HUNDRED MILLION UNITS AND PWNS EVERYONE ELSE.