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Friday, December 5, 2008

+ Ads Should Be On The "No" List

Growth of Ads In Video Games Still Far Away (Reuters)

Experts say that making advertisements for video games will be a huge success. But it turns out they were wrong. So now they're looking for new ways to get people to buy their items and game systems. Shane Kim, Vice president of strategy and business development for Microsoft Corp., says that advertising is not so great.
Well, in my opinion, I think that not a lot of people trust ads and some of the stuff they mention about their new product turns out to be the opposite when they buy it. I've heard a lot of people complaining about that and i think it's time they find a new way to make people buy their oh-so-amazing products (if they are oh-so-amazing, that is). :]

(2008, December 5). Growth of ads in video games still far away (Reuters). Retrieved December 5, 2008 from Yahoo!Tech Web site: http://tech.yahoo.com/news/nm/20081205/wr_nm/us_media_summit_
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