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Nintendo fans.
The reason? Well I know Nintendo aren't for children, but Sony fans and casual gamers generally don't, the only other people who share my knowledge of adult games on the system is YOU GUYS! So what do you want to see in my adverts? (note: there is 3 adverts so one will explain one part of the story, the second another and the third the final part).
Would you like to see something along the lines of the Playboy Mario advert with a "childrens" character in an adult situation i.e. Pokemon being seen as the animal fighting way it could.
Would you like me to do an advert that features children characters with, one that features adult characters and a final one featuring a mix presenting the "FOR EVERYONE" idea?
Or would you like me to go for something different?
Should I alter the colours, maybe a black Nintendo logo than a red one, or using the Black Gamecube as opposed to the purple one?
Should I look at the adult and mature games or the cute ones and make them appear more adult?
You guys throw some ideas my way, what do you think I should do to try and change Nintendo's childish appeal.
Dringo.
> Those that complained were those who had lost a child at birth.
Half were old women who read the daily mail......
*wanders off to sell idea to Nintendo*
;-)
> Some consumers can obviously be really pathetic...
Those that complained were those who had lost a child at birth.
> Be warned, if that advert came on TV the ITC would ban it.....
>
> They'd think the child has gone through a traumatic time, as he is
> franticlly pushing the buttons shows he is troubled in some way.....
>
> God Damn ITC, bunch of old idiots in my opinion. They banned the Xbox
> advert with the bloke popping out of the woman and growing up as they
> thought the bloke had "a traumatic life" wtf is that crap
> about?
>
> That advertisement won an award in some French advertisement awards
> show, so stick that in you pipe and smoke it ITC.
ITC only responds to complaints from consumers, there happened to be a lot.
The poster could say "Nintendo, gaming for all ages."
A baby would be playing Resi (make the baby look as cute and innocent as possible), while some "cool" looking (with a serious stare, etc...) 20 year or so old would be playing Mario.
They'd think the child has gone through a traumatic time, as he is franticlly pushing the buttons shows he is troubled in some way.....
God Damn ITC, bunch of old idiots in my opinion. They banned the Xbox advert with the bloke popping out of the woman and growing up as they thought the bloke had "a traumatic life" wtf is that crap about?
That advertisement won an award in some French advertisement awards show, so stick that in you pipe and smoke it ITC.
That's kinda hard to make though but you could easily produce someting similar mind, like in the Cornflakes (or is it Weetabix) advert where the guy wakes up and it shows him getting ready for work, you know the one, "From Ape to modern man" or something, you could easily do that and have lots to write about too.
And yeah I have done Media Studies :)
Poster one 3 year old playing resi, poster 2 16 year old playing Starfox, Poster 3 35 year old playing Mario. BRILLIANT IDEA! Any other thoughts?
You see a little baby playing a Cube. He is playing something really 'adult', say Resi Evil or Eternal Darkness, with like a heavy metal kind of sound track in the background. The camera is kind of spinning around him. as it spins around the kid the kid is growing older. The TV goes off screen ('behind' the camera if you know what I mean, as the camera spins round the kid) and when you see the TV again, it's playing something like Turok Evolution, and the baby has grown to a kid of about 10 or something... this keeps happening, as the kid gets older the games get less and less 'adult' and the music gradually mellows out, so by the time he's an old man he's playing say, cel shaded Zelda, with some kind of laid back ambient music...
Maybe it'd be kinda tough for you to do yourself, but I think it's a good idea, and kind of plays with people's perceptions of what is 'adult' and what's not...