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Forums - Nintendo - First NSMB.Wii commercials aired, must see!

 

Here they are, so what do you guys think? Have you seen it on TV yet? How will the focus in these commercials on multiplayer only affect sales? How much awareness would commercials like this generate? Is it enough to reach the old mario fans whom loved the 2d mario games to run out and buy NSMB.Wii?

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all oldschool mario fans and gamers know this game will be still old school awesome mario, so they will still get.

and the commercial shows that it will be fun multiplayer for others seeing it and think fun. and the old school mario fans that may have thought they grew out of games or want to somehow play with thier kids they will jump on this as well.

i just don't see how this game can fail. its just so much full of win



Nice with the Classic Super Mario Bros theme this thing will sell buckets, but I still think Reggie will lose his bet

I love it in NSMB DS when you finish a level and Mario says "It's so nice" I'll probably will pick up a DS soon just for that game.



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I really hope you're right, I believe that if enough awareness is built around this game, alot of old school gamers and even women(those who never managed to get into the 3d mariogames) will run out and buy a wii this holiday.

But could nsmb.wii sales explode beyond everyones expectations and actually sell much faster than NSMB.DS? The next few weeks charts suddenly became really interesting, thats for sure!



they don't communicate that it's all new content, people still think it's a port with added multiplayer/powerups.

commercial reeks of Cammie Dunaway scent.



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Has some retro music thrown in to attract some long-time inactive gamers, and displays members from almost every demographic (except infants and senior citizens) enjoying the title together.

Wrapped up in vibrant little bow with a new value price drop, the game is ready to go, andwill sell by the boatloads. Literally boatloads.

How many boats does it take to carry 18 million plastic game cases around the world over the course of 2 years?



Leatherhat on July 6th, 2012 3pm. Vita sales:"3 mil for COD 2 mil for AC. Maybe more. "  thehusbo on July 6th, 2012 5pm. Vita sales:"5 mil for COD 2.2 mil for AC."

They're only starting the commercials less than a week before the game's release?

Geez; and people wonder why Nintendo fails at marketing. They should have been starting to air these a month ago at least.



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already posted a commercial... but this going to hit mega ton publicity... I wouldnt be suprised if the media starts putting this in the news... as long as they don't criticize it saying its for babies -__-...




              

gonna sell SO well



Azelover said:
they don't communicate that it's all new content, people still think it's a port with added multiplayer/powerups.

commercial reeks of Cammie Dunaway scent.

Only stupid fanboys think it's a port.

 

Nintendo fans and....everyone else, see this as an awesome, brand new 2D Mario game with 4 players.

 

The game is an epic win, and the casual audience will see it as so. I love Nintendo more than anything, but it's also great to see this back again. We can release more Wii-series titles later.