load up the 1080p and then read this.

This ad really hit me hard. I'm not a console gamer anymore but I remember all the good times that I had playing them. Yeah I think that PC gameing is better and I enjoy that a lot now but the memories of all the WW2 shooters I played I will always have. Its my childhood and everything I can remember as a wee little middle schooler learning about my nations history and understanding why my grandpa was the way he was always quiet and to himself. When I learned about WW2 in school I had a great time knowing things that no one else in my class did. That feeling I loved so much and tryed to make into every facet of my life. I'm not gona be able to forget any of that and I never want to.

Idk I liked the video a lot and I wanted to make a blog out of it to raise my average rating. Hope it works?

Torte de Lini

Germany38463 Posts

October 05 2011 21:04 GMT

Scared me for a second.

Love the slogan: Long Live Play

Really well done, I'm impressed.

TelecoM

United States10708 Posts

October 05 2011 21:08 GMT

Michael must be really gosu. LOL. xD , Long Live Play is an epic slogan yes.

wishbones

Canada2600 Posts

October 05 2011 21:17 GMT

who the hells the guy in the picture? and what is the need for the name michael, I WAS SO HAPPY when i saw the god of war character, looked like such a sick movie. then i clicked play T_T. i never played ps3 or xbox360, always PC. LONG LIVE SC? wheres that commercial. Haha.

good commercial got ruined at michael.

jpank

United States23 Posts

October 05 2011 21:17 GMT

"If I laid there I maybe die, but if I get up there ain't no maybe about it. But one man broke through! Michael!"

Gets me everytime

GigaFlop

United States1146 Posts

October 05 2011 21:34 GMT

Fucking amazing. We are all heroes. Kings in our own minds.

They thought Dagoth Ur and the Sixth House would rise again. They thought that the land of Morrowind would be consumed by the Blight.

They were wrong.

Kukaracha

France1954 Posts

October 05 2011 21:38 GMT

Gratification of the player seems the be the current leitmotiv in the gaming industry...

However, I see very little self-criticism; most of what I see dripples of blind optimism. "Games will save the world, yay!"

I'm currently giving classes to a high school dropout who messed up his life playing CS and WoW. Boy did he get rewarded by those games. But what about real life...?

Games should not only be defended. The gaming community should be the first one to point their fingers at the product and say what needs to be said.
I do agree that the common image games have among the oldest generations is pretty bad. But the kids today are pretty familiar with the gaming industry. The fight is elsewhere. Games will be widely accepted, it's a matter of years. The problem is, we shouldn't accept them too much.

GigaFlop

United States1146 Posts

October 05 2011 22:01 GMT

On October 06 2011 06:38 Kukaracha wrote:
Gratification of the player seems the be the current leitmotiv in the gaming industry...

However, I see very little self-criticism; most of what I see dripples of blind optimism. "Games will save the world, yay!"

I'm currently giving classes to a high school dropout who messed up his life playing CS and WoW. Boy did he get rewarded by those games. But what about real life...?

Games should not only be defended. The gaming community should be the first one to point their fingers at the product and say what needs to be said.
I do agree that the common image games have among the oldest generations is pretty bad. But the kids today are pretty familiar with the gaming industry. The fight is elsewhere. Games will be widely accepted, it's a matter of years. The problem is, we shouldn't accept them too much.

We need.... Balance?