Sega Sticks Its Tongue Out At Sony
from the interesting-advertising-ideas dept
Sega's new advertising campaign mainly involves making fun of Sony for their supply shortage of new PS2 machines. They sent out postcards suggesting their "deepest condolences" at Sony's shipping problems. Looks like advertisers are starting to take a page out of politicians' "dirty campaign tricks" books. How long until Sega demands a manual recount of official sales totals to see who's selling more game machines?
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Did anyone follow the link at the end of the article for the "Water Balloon Launcher?" I think any device that hurtles water balloons so fast (75mph) that the manufacturer warns you never to launch them at people destroys the essence of water balloons. What the hell are you supposed to launch water balloons at if not people?
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taunting your competition....
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Re: taunting your competition....
2) Jobs told Motorola "It will be great in 2 years when we won't be using thier chips". Why should Motorola work hard to help Jobs/Apple?
Apple has burned itself in the past, and will in the future....that has not changed.
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