Jason1
07-22-2003, 11:11 AM
I dont know if anyone caught the Tom Green
Show last night, but it was loaded with Cube advertising, from the show itself to the commercials. First I was a really funny commercial for Mario Golf, in which 2 people are playing golf, and one says he cant find his ball, even though it's right in front of him in the sand. His partner points this out, and he says ''Im not going in there'' It then cuts to actual footage of a chain chomp in a sand trap. Very good commercial I thought. But then here's where I was shocked. Right in the middle of tom's interview with Carmen Electra, he said excuse me and walked over to a booth sort of thing, where there were lots of gamecube's box's and game box's on display. He then talked about Wrestlemania XIX only for the Nintendo Gamecube, while he smashed things like they do in wrestling. It was quite funny, and a way of advertising ive never seen before. When he was done, he walked back to his desk and thanked Nintendo for helping pay his sidekick's salary. I wonder how much nintendo dised out for him to do that. I just thought that was a neato way of advertising...I thought.
Show last night, but it was loaded with Cube advertising, from the show itself to the commercials. First I was a really funny commercial for Mario Golf, in which 2 people are playing golf, and one says he cant find his ball, even though it's right in front of him in the sand. His partner points this out, and he says ''Im not going in there'' It then cuts to actual footage of a chain chomp in a sand trap. Very good commercial I thought. But then here's where I was shocked. Right in the middle of tom's interview with Carmen Electra, he said excuse me and walked over to a booth sort of thing, where there were lots of gamecube's box's and game box's on display. He then talked about Wrestlemania XIX only for the Nintendo Gamecube, while he smashed things like they do in wrestling. It was quite funny, and a way of advertising ive never seen before. When he was done, he walked back to his desk and thanked Nintendo for helping pay his sidekick's salary. I wonder how much nintendo dised out for him to do that. I just thought that was a neato way of advertising...I thought.