Critical Gamer Writes: Remember when that licensed song off PS3 exclusive LittleBigPlanet was used in that Xbox 360 advert? What do you mean no? Okay, nobody saw it on the telly, but it was on N4G! Anyways, something similar has happened again. You may have seen that new ipod touch advert.
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It's a good song to use, but there is nothing wrong with using the same song.
It's just that Sony doesn't advertise that much, so the eyepet commercial isn't even seen by causal people. On the other hand, apple advertises the hell out of everything apple.
I think both Sony and Apple have excellent taste at picking songs for their ads. It just that Song needs to advertise a lot more.
Okay, so, another company licensed the same song for a different commercial?
This is an outrage.
IT IMPLIES NOTHING.
adverts are done by advertising agencies not games companies, i would not be surprised if the same agency licensed the song for all the ads.
and its a popular song in the UK, Tommy Sparks. the video is slightly weird mind
I noticed this.
how the hands in a MAC commercial are never black