Wait…what?
As if they arn’t making enough money, Blizzard Entertainment has hired the collective coolness of Mr. T and–wait for it–William “Shatnerology” Shatner, to pitch new commercials for the game. I want to meet the marketing guys who thought this one up and shake their hands.
Tune in next week for the exciting conclusion to the ad campaign: Chuck Norris and Jason Alexander!
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New Ads Recruit Mr. T and Shatner (Kotaku)
I purchased a Nintendo DS about 6 months ago (when I realized I could play MarioKart whenever my heart desired). I’ve played some of the “best games”–according to the sales charts–the system has to offer.
A couple weeks ago my good friend Aaron bought an iPod touch. A week later he had Super Mario 3 running on it. Am I tempted? You betcha.
Let’s break this down a little bit.
Apparently all the speculation is confirmed.
Google will come out in mid-2008 with a mobile phone platform that incorporates a variety of Google online services and lets outside developers create applications, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
I like the fact that Google is coming right out and saying they are letting outside devs in from the get-go. Obviously a shot at Apple, but let’s face it: Apple set themselves up for that one.
When asked about the complex and competative world of mobile technology, Marissa Meyer made this brilliant statement.
“The mobile space is very complicated,” she said.
We bet.
Seriously guys. No posts for six days? You’d think one of our writers just fell off the face of the earth or something.
*whistles*
Since the greater part of American is glued to their TVs, playing Halo 3 today, I thought it fitting those of us not lucky enough to own a 360 the opportunity to…well…really wish we owned a 360.
Some folks with way too much time on their hands put together a complilation of Halo backstory to link the novels, the games, and now the next installment of the series. It’s a long read, but pretty entertaining if you have any interest in the game.