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No no, this isn't me trying to demonstate any paedophilic tendancies, but rather it's the title of the extremely old song featured in the new PS2 ad.
The new TV Spot features a load of people forming a human pyramid, which apparently demonstrates that everyone is coming together because of online games. Not that there's any mention of online games in the advert.
But still, it's pretty cool if you forget the disturbing song (Get on Board, Lil' Children" by Shirley Temple from her 1936 movie Dimples.) although I guess the song works pretty well here.
[URL]http://www.adage.com/shared/includes/spotwin.html?vid=49sonpyps2-mountain.asf&type=nws[/URL] to see the ad
;-)
The new TV Spot features a load of people forming a human pyramid, which apparently demonstrates that everyone is coming together because of online games. Not that there's any mention of online games in the advert.
But still, it's pretty cool if you forget the disturbing song (Get on Board, Lil' Children" by Shirley Temple from her 1936 movie Dimples.) although I guess the song works pretty well here.
[URL]http://www.adage.com/shared/includes/spotwin.html?vid=49sonpyps2-mountain.asf&type=nws[/URL] to see the ad
;-)
...new?
aint the best ad
Why did that have any thing to do with a PlayStation 2 - it doesn't exactly look like fun, it looks very dangerous.
No no, this isn't me trying to demonstate any paedophilic tendancies, but rather it's the title of the extremely old song featured in the new PS2 ad.
The new TV Spot features a load of people forming a human pyramid, which apparently demonstrates that everyone is coming together because of online games. Not that there's any mention of online games in the advert.
But still, it's pretty cool if you forget the disturbing song (Get on Board, Lil' Children" by Shirley Temple from her 1936 movie Dimples.) although I guess the song works pretty well here.
[URL]http://www.adage.com/shared/includes/spotwin.html?vid=49sonpyps2-mountain.asf&type=nws[/URL] to see the ad
;-)
The new TV Spot features a load of people forming a human pyramid, which apparently demonstrates that everyone is coming together because of online games. Not that there's any mention of online games in the advert.
But still, it's pretty cool if you forget the disturbing song (Get on Board, Lil' Children" by Shirley Temple from her 1936 movie Dimples.) although I guess the song works pretty well here.
[URL]http://www.adage.com/shared/includes/spotwin.html?vid=49sonpyps2-mountain.asf&type=nws[/URL] to see the ad
;-)