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I was wondering if some games have the same effect. e.g. Zelda, you see a fairy follow you around all day and night, helping you through thick and thin, you then watch a film and remeber Zelda! you read a book with fairies in it and it's an instant thought!
This could be used against us, as I said before, i adverts for some games. e.g. the new T.W.I.N.E. advert, where some inexperienced goof is playing around with a James Bond watch, he pulls the girls skirt off and launches a net onto some guy, well next time you see a good looking girl with a ridiculously short skirt you'll think of the advert. When you catch a fish in a net, you'll think of the advert.
You won't realise your thinking about it, but it's emphasised in your mind.
Watch out.
And then they looked in the dictionary for different words.
Oh well, one day we might see a return to decent game adverts, that PS2 one is just plain weird:
Sony want to be behind Sega and Nintendo (Playstation 2 - the third place - what? 3rd placed console?)
:) your crazy.
You disgust me. You really do.
I was wondering if some games have the same effect. e.g. Zelda, you see a fairy follow you around all day and night, helping you through thick and thin, you then watch a film and remeber Zelda! you read a book with fairies in it and it's an instant thought!
This could be used against us, as I said before, i adverts for some games. e.g. the new T.W.I.N.E. advert, where some inexperienced goof is playing around with a James Bond watch, he pulls the girls skirt off and launches a net onto some guy, well next time you see a good looking girl with a ridiculously short skirt you'll think of the advert. When you catch a fish in a net, you'll think of the advert.
You won't realise your thinking about it, but it's emphasised in your mind.
Watch out.