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    RainyDayInterns: We agree with all the comments saying using MSRP is "normal" for calculating the "savings." There has to be a basis used...the MSRP is the only one t... more »
    thechansen: Free PS3, game and movie with purchase of normal price TV? Now I'm no huge fan of Sony, but even if you find a cheaper 46" inch and buy the extras se... more »
    PurpleMonkeyDishwasher:: Using Bing Cashback, 15% on walmart.com, I just picked up a 120GB slim PS3 with an extra controller, Bluray remote, arkham asylum, infamous and the d... more »
    Segador: I always see if I can find out what the Minimum Advertised Price is for an item- MAP means way more than MSRP on anything. more »
    dragon:ONE: Of *COURSE* they're going to be overpriced prices - it's Sony! more »
    OMG! Ponies!: MSRP: No other four letters have such foul play chronically associated with them more »
    flipnkraut: So what? The way I see it, I'm buying a TV at retail, and getting a PS3, a game and a bluray for free. Thats a deal in my book. more »
    Xagest: I know there are a few dating sims that get to the erotic scenes, and (due to Japanese conventions), the scene was censored. The way they chose to ce... more »
    En0s1: I'll say it again, the biggest problem with the Droid and Android in general is that you can't explain what it does in a sentence. However misleading ... more »
    redman042: iDon't like the ad at all. Nicely done from a production / emotional standpoint, but it tells you nothing concrete about the product that any intellig... more »
  • #gaming

    Scummy WipEout HD Patch Delivers Ads That Slow Down Gameplay

    In-game ads in a game you paid for that you play on a console that you also paid for are sleazy. But when those same ads actually slow down the game you're trying to play? That is absolutely inexcusable. More »
  • #ads

    PS3 Ad is Aimed at Elusive 'Fat Guy Looking to Become a Skinny Girl' Demographic

    Another day, another strange, mildly unsettling Playstation 3 ad. This time, it shows people as human Matroska Russian dolls. You see, fat guys of America? If you finally want to becoming the skinny, attractive girl that you've always wanted to be, simply buy a PS3. Makes perfect sense to me! Also, people who are looking to meet skinny, attractive girls via online gaming: she's probably a fat dude. You've been warned. [Arab Aquarius via NotCot]
  • #adwatch

    European PlayStation 3 Ad Actually Makes Sense

    Ditching the whole crazy people in a motel motif that dominated Sony Europe's first year of PS3 marketing, SCEE's gone and made a commercial that shows off what the PS3 can do and entertains at the same time. It wasn't easy, but we think firing off the employees that were shooting up during work hours was a good start. Save that crap for your own time. [Crunchgear]
  • #homeentertainment

    First US Wii Ad Hits, Way Better Than Sony's

    In a move totally opposite from Sony's ad campaign, Nintendo makes an TV spot that's both memorable, informative, and pretty cool. The ad does a good job of showing off what the Wii can do, even if it just boils down to being able to swing a sword around on screen (for the two games they showed off). More »
  • #homeentertainment

    PS3 Ad Focuses On SIXAXIS, Not Crazy Babies

    In a move that actually makes sense (WTF Sony?), the latest ad for the PlayStation 3 highlights the fact that the SIXAXIS has tilt sensing capabilities. Though from the video, it looks like the SIXAXIS has god-like powers as well, but we'll chalk that up to creative license. It's good that Sony's finally making an ad that doesn't either makes us drop a dook in our pants or look to the skies in befuddlement. – Jason Chen More »
  • #homeentertainment

    High Definition: European PS3 Ad

    We get a demonic baby, Japan gets a revelation while brushing, and Europe gets exploding furniture that touts the benefits of High Definition? It's hard to say which region is the winner—I think we're all losers here. – Jason Chen More »
  • #homeentertainment

    The Weirdest PS3 Commercial Yet

    The only way we'd be more confused is if a shiny bald-headed man jumped out at the end and shouted SEGA! Seriously, Sony? Find a new ad agency to do these. More »
  • #homeentertainment

    First PS3 TV Ad Debuts, Is Really Weird

    The first TV ad for the PS3—"The Wait"—is now floating around that damnable Internet and we've really got to hand it to Sony: not only does the ad not tell us a single thing about their upcoming system, but they've somehow managed to create an ad that evokes the same type of feeling you get when you watch the "Daisy" ad and a "say no to drugs" commercial. Bravo. At least there's no melting clocks this time around. – Nicholas Deleon More »
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    First Sony PS3 Ads Hit NYC

    It was just a few days ago that I brought you my award-winning shots of the first Microsoft Zune ads to hit the mean streets of New York, and today brings us the first ads for the Sony PS3. Once again, not much is learned about the PS3 from the ads other than that we're encouraged to "Play B3yond" and that the PS3 is so powerful it causes clocks to melt. It kinda remind me of Dali. There's a few more shots of the ad after the jump. More »