This Ouya ad is so bad that I can't believe it's real


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=S6lLeF4NQ-8 

As part of their "free the games" campaign, it seems as if Ouya is out to deliver a message -- $60 games are not okay. But the delivery of said message in a recent commercial (featured above) is so bizarre that it must be seen to be believed.

 

The only logical explanation I can come up with as to how this was allowed past the planning stages is that the Ouya has become sentient. Not content with the fact that 73% of its owners have not purchased one game, it's out for blood. As an early Ouya backer when it sounded like a good idea, I am safe.

 

But for those less fortunate, I salute you.

 

 

 

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Sorry, folks, that video has been made private (perhaps when you see it, you'll understand why):

 

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They got one thing right, people are talking about it. In a good way? That's to discuss. What a waste of time to create such a commercial imho.

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All free to try, wow! /s

 

And over 100's of games.  Let's name some desired, high-profile games then - that are fun to play in this environment...

 

What I'm getting at is: Angry Birds and Candy Crush are not games to be played on a console.

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I don't see how it's any worse than any commercial I've seen on TV in the last decade...

 

 

Really? I'm not a huge fan of advertising but this is exceptionally bad.

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Skittles is an established product, and candy at that. Ouya is trying to market itself as a gaming device that is changing the industry. Except it's just hardware and it's not changing anything.

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