what's your favourite hd/fury advert?

STRICTLY FUNNIES PLEASE - NO FLAMES

it's gotta be the rocky anthology advert, for obvious reasons :lol

:blarg? Man, you just had to, didn't you? xD

jeeeeyup!!! :D kinda naughty of you not to post in the spirit of the thread, ;)

(hint: take the mick outta the advert which is most annoying - or - one which you find most funny)

I've actually stopped playing HD. I only got one: The GT PSP one. I don't think that I can take the mick out of it. :s

The advert about the PS3 (buy one it's fab and does everything etc..) - too ironic for words :g

Does it make my tea?
Do my homework?
Walk my dog?
Pulverize George Bush and Gordon Brown for screwing up the west?
No?
Then it's false advertising. Sony, at least get it right. xD

Well on really cold days I do notice that if it isn't turned on I have to light a fire, no kidding
...does that count? ;)

Moved to WipEout HD forum. As much as I've personally had enough of these advert threads , and kind of preferred having it out of the way slightly, this thread definitely belongs here and not in the Pilot's Lounge.


(This thread had better be funny now.;))

True what yeldar says - it does keep the room warm. Maybe if the ads emphasised it's heating capacity rather than Blu Ray capacity then people might buy more than one - you know, stock up for the winter. That's actually a great idea. I'll call it CHWP, Combined Heat and WipEOut Power. I'll save this planet yet.

Are you saying I'm not funny, sir? :g

Ghostbusters: The Videogame.
Why? In one moment some guy shouts: "What in the hell is going on out here?!"

And that's ironic, especially when it's your first seen ingame Ad xD

Uh, the ads I never hear or see again? <{totally unrealistic idealist]

Maybe I am an idealist, but I can dream. <{So sleep, already.]

You don't even need to see them anyway. :dizzy

If I'm honest, none of them. I'm not just saying that because I hate the whole ad idea, I just find none of them interesting

The thread starter has requested that the thread be closed since the original premise has not been followed, and it has tended to turn into yet another gripefest [and I sorta 'helped'. }hangs head{] about the adverts. I concur with his assessment, and am closing the thread as requested.