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Call of Duty And Robert Downey Jr. In A Marriage Of Pure AC/DC
Posted on Monday, October 29 @ 11:56:12 Eastern by Daniel Bischoff
Look at all those people that play Call of Duty all the time! Pretty crazy huh?! FPS RUSSIA?!?! How did they get that guy? I thought Russia and the United States didn't like each other. You'd think that gun-obssessed psychopath wouldn't be allowed in the States!
Whatever, look, Call of Duty obviously has a lot of money to throw around. These commercials do GREAT business for them, especially on TV during football. They'll keep making them, so instead, just sit back, relax and enjoy the cheesy awesome cooked up for Call of Duty: Black Ops II.
I'm still wrapping my head around the future setting being "modern" warfare. Future warfare, maybe? Or... modern in the future? I'm no Nikola Tesla, so this just doesn't make too much sense to me.
Those COD ads are pretty great. Nice use of music. And I like the concept. No other tv trailer that I've seen better shows off a game's sense of multiplayer.
I actually agree. CoD and other shooters can get a bad rap for turning what would normally be considered psychopathic behavior into a game, but really the whole killing people thing is just the vehicle for friendly competition. The behavior of the people in the commercial really highlight that it is just a game, despite however it may look.
The position it very well. It's such a masculine ad and they buy the right space. The marketing department at Activision is incredibly strong, even if the games can be hit or miss.
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