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New GTA IV Commercial

Fusion | April 02, 2008 | News | Playstation 3 XBOX 360 


We all know GTA IV is going to be popular. It even seems as if though it will beat Halo 3's records on sales in the first week. Gamestop decided to partner with Rockstar to form a new GTA IV commercial, which is a parody of common travel advertisements. The video does show off the game, and is funny enough to remember.
The long-foreseen flood of GTA IV media has begun and soon there's going to be no way to stop it. Gamestop is even getting into the action, partnering with Rockstar to produce a commercial seemingly designed to to get prospective players to associate GTA IV (and it's collectors edition) with shopping at Gamestop. The commercial is a parody of common travel ads and features a fake celebrity giving a positive voice-over while a video with an ironically negative interpretation of his words is played behind it. The video does its job, showing off the whole vertical slice of the game and being just funny enough to remember. Except for those last seven or eight seconds, which we really just couldn't be bothered to remember.

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  • 0 thumbs!
    Blackfalcon | April 02, 2008
    Wow, I've never heard of a shop teaming up with the producers to make an ad. Cool idea, though.
  • -1 thumbs!
    Twisted | April 02, 2008
    I don't really like that commercial, it isn't that funny, I found. And the graphics in that don't look like the ones for GTa IV that I've seen around.
    • 1 thumbs!
      Tock | April 03, 2008
      maybe because its a youtube video
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    Naruto Boy | April 05, 2008
    "Stop the plane!", the game looks awesome, can't wait to get it, nice video.

    So many cool things it seems like.
    • 0 thumbs!
      Fusion | April 05, 2008
      It's gonna be a great game, I'm hoping my brother will buy it on launch.

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