Sony usually wear the crown when it comes to strange adverts for consoles, but this incredibly odd advertisement for the Xbox 360 from Korea proves that Microsoft is just as capable at creating some strange adverts of their own.
At least it has subtitles, so you can actually understand what the woman in the advert is saying, but if by the end you don’t understand the advert itself, then don’t feel bad, it’s only because it’s just so damn strange.
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Werner
April 3, 2009 at 08:24
Am I the only one that love these kind of adverts? I thought it was damn good.
The previous PS3 one was also great IMO.
kurosaki
April 20, 2009 at 00:15
it’s japanese duhhh