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It's a pretty good ad, but the one little detail that annoyed be about it was at the very end. After the game footage (yes actual game footage in a game ad!) there are two, yes two, game boxes shown. The PS2 and Xbox covers are shown, but what about the Cube version???
From various different sources I've read that the Cube version is the better of the three due to the best extra character in Link and the best control set-up, yet why oh why somebody decided to neglect showing the Cube box on there too seems a little strange. There's enough room on there to show it, so why is it not on there? Some kind of conspiracy or hidden agenda?
Thoughts?
Nintendo are the publishers of Soul Calibur 2 on the Gamecube whilst EA are in charge of the X-box and PS2 versions.
And you know Nintendo's advertisement budget :D
Thats why you see different GC SCII print ads to the PS2/Xbox.
That's also why GC version isn't on TV.
> Who really cares? The console kicks ass and thats all thats required.
> Sod the rest, they are missing out.
*sigh* reminds me of two of my friends.
them:'why do you still like the gaycube?! everyone who bought one is regretting it, and its a crappy console.'
me:'i'm not regretting it, and i wouldnt care if i was the only person in thw world who had a gamecube, i'd still like it. So you're saying i should follow the crowd, like a sheep, and do what everyone else does?'
i think from there on the argument kind of dwindled out..and i'd like to think that it was because of my fantastic reasoning.
Nintendo are in the black and they are far from finished.
The GC got 38%, PS2 got 34% with Xbox on 28% of sales.
A bit of a suprise.