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  2 thumbs!

  Guugley | December 11, 2007
  Mmmm... semi-naked girls.
  
  Seriously, they know it sells - as stated - so it's a good enough technique to use. Congrats?
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  Final Blade | December 12, 2007
  God, how does this sell MX vs. ATV: Untame. Seriously It has no meaning to the game. There not even doing anything great at all.
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  1 thumbs!

  Oceanic Sun | December 12, 2007
  Although they understand the market, how does this add to game value? It doesn't. This disgusts me.
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  1 thumbs!

  Seproth | December 12, 2007
  Still not buying the game. Although, I'll gladly watch the trailer.
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  1 thumbs!

  Armed Rebel | December 12, 2007
  I think the point is to draw attention to the commercial and the game, not so much "omg there are girls in the commercial, better buy the game!"
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    Final Blade | December 12, 2007
    It would have been better if it fit the game in some way, all they did was getting each other wet and using sponges. I mean if they were competing like how the game was i would so agree with it.
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  1 thumbs!

  kik36 | December 12, 2007
  The only thing that really bothers me is they are using sex to sell a game rated E for Everyone. No wonder people think the rating system is jacked.
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  timberwolf120 | December 12, 2007
  That is exactly the point! Sex sells! It is probably the easiest way of advertising. No need to think hard about catchy phrases and the production costs are probably lower. Just put a girl (or more) in a catfight (what was the beer commercial that aired those a few years ago?). I guess they failed at getting me to remember their brand, but I'm sure it got a lot of people buying. If not, at least talking about their brand.