PlayStation Move Ad Throws a Few Too Many Punches for the Public Eye
Summer Luu — December 26, 2010 — Tech
References: us.playstation & adweek.blogs
After fielding complaints about a poster promoting a new game called 'The Fight: Lights Out,' Britain's Ad Standard Authority has banned the PlayStation Move ad above.
The complaints deem the ad to be too violent, as the campaign showed a man in three different poses ready to throw some massive punches. His final pose takes a shot at a man whom he's placed in a headlock. The banned PlayStation Move ad is potentially harmful with its violent imagery to gaming children.
The complaints deem the ad to be too violent, as the campaign showed a man in three different poses ready to throw some massive punches. His final pose takes a shot at a man whom he's placed in a headlock. The banned PlayStation Move ad is potentially harmful with its violent imagery to gaming children.
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