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Unboxing the "FPS Freek" (aka How Gaming Accessories Should be Packaged)

March 24, 2009 in Blog comments 7

Seeing tens of thousands of "unboxing" videos of random electronics as well as even video game boxes on YouTube, inspired me to make this video. However, I did have a reason beyond that, see, this package is how gaming accessories should be packaged instead of being super glued all around waiting to get plastic cuts all over your hand. Video in quote.

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  • 0
    carouselambra Mar 24, 09
    Turk adiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, babamdan bana miras-tir, daha bunda baska, adi NEYLEYIM?
  • 0
    Seproth Mar 24, 09
    Troof


    pointless text to hit 25 characters.
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      carouselambra Mar 25, 09
      dont be silly I do it for the cheap laughs and hilarious in-jokes. ha-ha ha see
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        Seproth Mar 25, 09
        Huh, I was talking about the video. All packages should be like that.

        I don't need to reach through jagged plastic to pull out a controller. I've yet to cut myself bad enough to bleed though.
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          carouselambra Mar 25, 09
          ah fair do's man I see what you did there now. I think carouselambra needs to go take his Jesus pills before the KGB comes after him with pulonium again

          Yeh I know man, that makes me hark back to the days when a controller came in a 3-dimensional cardboard box and the only thing you needed to open it was a hyperactive child and his pudgy fingers thesedays you need a freaking medical degree and surgical instruments man.
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          Smoke Mar 25, 09
          Amazon has slowly been packaging things without the clamshell plastic box and using easy to open cardboard. Why use something that's supposed to deter theft when there is no chance of theft? Thumbs up to Amazon
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    HisServant77 Mar 25, 09
    Just be good and put a "profanity" warning on there just in case kids are listening or wanting to watch the video. Afterall, kids DO play video games and are oftentimes on the computer more than some parents.

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