I wonder if the Vita will have a pressure sense as well so it can rate how sensual you are hahaDVS BSTrD said:grabbing is so mainstream, trace your fingernails and fingertips over almost any part
of a woman you'll get a better response most of the time
( woo, touchscreen all sensual and.. um just no. bad sony. )
pretty sure that's the point of the ad, anyhow especially since it's for france
and they're known for the touchy-feeley stuff
I didn't realise so many people were aware that the French were typically creative and humorous. So I guess, 'no' it doesn't if everyone is apparently aware of that.Foolproof said:Its France. Is there really anything else that needs to be said?
Guy 1: OhmygodthisisagreatideaZachary Amaranth said:You probably wouldn't remember it, what with all the hallucinogenics being used.Fappy said:I wish I had been in their marketing department when they came up with this idea. Must have been an interesting day >.>
Seems like it was a requirement for attendance.
And then kill you. Because you hesitated. Genius!rhizhim said:i dont know. i'd probably have a hard time to concentrate enough to swing my weapon or shoot at them..Beautiful End said:Real talk here: Who doesn't see that four-brested woman as a Silent Hill character? it could easily be one!
1. If someone is already hostile to gaming (which is pretty mainstream right now) I don't assume them to be rational. This advertisement is not going to make them more hostile because they already convinced themselves they are stubborn pricks who decided to hate something. My point? Doesn't hurt anyone, half of gamers are female and don't date stupid people.D64nz said:A) many gamers have girlfirends, many of which are already hostile to games
Which is exactly what the product is not offering.D64nz said:B) If we want sex in digital form there
It doesn't objectify anything. If anyone is offended they are obviously on a crusade, and in that case anything is offensive to them.Mortons4ck said:It may or may not objectify womyn, so womyn may or may not be offended.
I like this camp. I'm gonna hang out there.gibboss28 said:I may be in a small camp here but fuck it, I found it funny. Hell I'll go one step further and put myself in an even smaller camp and say: this really isn't that offensive, its just silly. and there's nout wrong with silly.
unless you ask this guy:
I bolded the part where the projection began.Revnak said:I actually think this ad is a bit sexist. Now hear me out, it is not because of how "sexy" it is, I honestly don't care. An ad can have people dancing around nude for all I care, sexuality does not necessarily make something sexist. My issue is with the idea that someone, when coming up with this ad, had to think to themselves, "You know what is sexy about women? Tits! You know what's even sexier? DOUBLE THE TITS! We should make an ad about women with double tits! GENIUS!" That is objectification, that is wrong. If it is supposed to be a total joke, I get it, and that is kinda funny, but I refuse to give Sony that much credit.
Still can't be unseen hahaA Smooth Criminal said:What if it's just double jointed elbows and a large pelvis?
Exactly. People who have decided to hate gaming are a very vocal minority but still a minority. Like you said, it's not a 50/50 world. Most people are absolutely indifferent to this advertisement and I've yet to see people raging about this outside gaming websites.j-e-f-f-e-r-s said:You know that the world isn't divided into people who devotedly love games, and people who rabidly hate them, right? Not everyone who is hostile towards games is irreconcilably so.
Guess what? Nobody is forced to like them or cater to them. I enjoy gaming without giving a fudge about Sony's stupid marketing ideas. If people have decided that factor X or Y turns them off from gaming, it's their free choice. Personally, they are missing out but why should I care?j-e-f-f-e-r-s said:Plenty of people don't like games simply because
No, you have interpreted the ad that way.j-e-f-f-e-r-s said:A comparison is explicitly drawn between the Vita and the quartet of breast in the advert. Moreover, the implications of 'touchable sides' creates an implication that boobs exist only to be fondled. Therefore, if a woman has more boobs, according to Sony she's going to get more fondling.
It's you who's still thinking about fondling breasts. Again, just saying.j-e-f-f-e-r-s said:If I saw a four breasted woman, my reaction would be to wonder just what happened for her to develop such a strange genetic condition. I'd like to think I would sympathise with her. My reaction would not be to imagine fondling her breasts, because I'm not a sleazeball.
It doesn't. It just doesn't. Everyone has a different interpretation of what they analyze. Mine wasn't sexual at all.j-e-f-f-e-r-s said:it makes implications about me, and my reaction as a man.
Pot calling the kettle black much?j-e-f-f-e-r-s said:Again with the strawmen.
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I'd love to see your take on Animal Farm. "I don't get what's so clever about this book. It's just a story about a bunch of talking animals on a farm. If anyone finds anything clever in this they are obviously pretentious blowhards, and in that case they'll find clever stuff in anything."
I literally don't know what to say about this except that it actually gave me a literal headache.Moonlight Butterfly said:This is objectifying women at it's worst and Sony should be ashamed. They even cut her head off ffs.
It's you who's suggesting that, and who's suggesting every woman will hate this ad upon sight.Moonlight Butterfly said:Also: Suggesting only men play video games much -.-