ENEMY USING SUBLIMINAL ADVERTISING TO TRAP CONSUMERS INTO CONSIDERING “HEAVY RAIN”
Here’s a new controversy that will surely set Twitter AFIRE WITH RAGE – our national broadcaster has been taking backhanders from the enemy in order to promote its latest cash-burning PlayStation3 software development to consumers.
Or perhaps this is a warning. Be wary of overly-hyped, big budget releases that are simply too important for anyone to say they’re shit until they’ve been out for well a year. Oh yes, THEN everyone will bravely pipe-up about it PERHAPS being a bit overrated. SCUM. ALL OF YOU. SCUM.
Not you, Nazaneen. Everyone else.
“I was keeping abreast of the local news this evening, being entertained by Polly Evans and the male presenter bloke on ‘South East Today’, with the mix of quirky and non-interesting stories gradually eating away at my soul. Then the weather came on, where Nazaneen Ghaffar showed us how much were going to get pissed on for the next few days, with soon after, some blatant advertising for the PlayStation3 exclusive (but not as good as Shenmue) ‘Triple-A title’ Heavy Rain. To me this seems a little TOO convenient to be a coincidence, with the UK release of Heavy Rain being this Friday. The enemy has infiltrated the BBC, or Nazaneen, or maybe both” – Sam.
February 26th, 2010 on 11:47 am
I wouldn’t mind ‘infiltrating’ Nazaneen…
But anyway – shame on you, BBC!
*goes to write a strongly-worded letter to the Daily Mail*
February 26th, 2010 on 11:50 am
[insert near mandatory twitter spam entry].
Fucking twitter-twatter.
February 26th, 2010 on 11:55 am
Boring, looks like you’re playing a movie…dull. With that and FF13, Sony really are going for the dibbling masses aren’t they?
Urgh, dry retching as I type…
February 26th, 2010 on 12:05 pm
Fuck facebook, fuck twitter.
Can’t say that too often.
February 26th, 2010 on 3:12 pm
I’m disgusted by this latest development, and quite frankly it’s just part of an on going trend. I was simply appalled the other day when Nazaneen began warning people about white rapper Snow, and accusing him of a variety of crimes including blocking roads and stealing peoples electricity.
She also couldnt resist a brief pop at the X-Men character Storm, although considering Halle Berry’s lacklustre performance in the role, I can’t honestly blame her.
February 26th, 2010 on 4:20 pm
So is this a good time to ask if people would like to follow my Twitter updates?
February 28th, 2010 on 9:04 pm
You’re gonna love this.. sonic’s rings reference on sonic food chain video, and mario comparison.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVI6Agm1-kY