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kMS ads :D
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[Official]maplestyle CF : Maple*World

[Official]maplestyle CF : Maple*People

any one seen these what did/do you think, also credit to mazefind
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#2
What... the hell...?
inb4jokes about all the people with horny mushies over their heads. D:
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#3
Hazzy Wrote:What... the hell...?
inb4jokes about all the people with horny mushies over their heads. D:
This. Right here.

They're one hundred times better than the lame American commercials, though.
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DarkGenzo Wrote:This. Right here.

They're one hundred times better than the lame American commercials, though.

Because Korea is where Maplestory was created. :zzz:

Part of the reason better not be because of Korean Pop in the background. Goggleemoticon
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#5
No. They're just overall better than the HORRIBLE commercials that currently come on lolMTV and Cartoon Network. They put much more thought into their advertisings, than the kid sitting in front of a computer with copy pasta'd MapleStory hair randomly appearing on his head.

Also, I thought the Korean pop actually ruined the commercial for me. =/
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DarkGenzo Wrote:No. They're just overall better than the HORRIBLE commercials that currently come on lolMTV and Cartoon Network. They put much more thought into their advertisings, than the kid sitting in front of a computer with copy pasta'd MapleStory hair randomly appearing on his head.

Also, I thought the Korean pop actually ruined the commercial for me. =/

You gotta remember gaming is in essence a part of typical Korean lifestyle. Remember, this was the country (South Korea) whose economy was saved by STARCRAFT, and hosts Starcraft as an actual sport. They can be more creative/lax with game commercials because of that.
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#7
This is true, this is true.

IllegallySane Wrote:Remember, this was the country whose economy was saved by STARCRAFT, and hosts Starcraft as an actual sport.

Did not know this. That's actually quite awesome, in it's own little way.
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#8
DarkGenzo Wrote:This is true, this is true.



Did not know this. That's actually quite awesome, in it's own little way.

I know, right? Here's a quote from Wikipedia:

"StarCraft sold over 9.5 million copies across the globe, with 4.5 million of these being sold in South Korea"
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#9
Heres another one :O

they remind me of the older adds
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#10
I wouldn't be surpised if this was a lawyer commercial saying "If you or a loved one is experiencing these hallucinations, call the office of 구글 번역 재밌."
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#11
0:14-0:17 in the 2nd commercial had me nostalging over my Pokemon Snap days.
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#12
I saw the Eifel Tower.
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IllegallySane Wrote:I know, right? Here's a quote from Wikipedia:

"StarCraft sold over 9.5 million copies across the globe, with 4.5 million of these being sold in South Korea"

And since around 48,333,000 people live in South Korea... There's only 10 South Koreans for each copy of South Korean Starcraft. Goggleemoticon
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#14
Anyone see this?
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#15
TehMatt Wrote:Anyone see this?

Some one posted a link to that video in the KMS extractions thread.

Wouldn't it work if they dubbed these adds to air them in America? The one with the cute korean chicks would attract a lot of people (lol)

By the way, does any one remember an old KMS add in which a warrior was skiing down a snowy hill on a shield while being chased by Mushmom and some Yetis? Can some one post a link to it? it would revive a lot of nostalgia for me :p
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xBTAx Wrote:And since around 48,333,000 people live in South Korea... There's only 10 South Koreans for each copy of South Korean Starcraft. Goggleemoticon

Sarcasm heavily detected. 10% of the population is an astounding number. Try 5 million distributed amongst 5 billion or so people. One Starcraft player every 1,000 people or so. Yay?
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byakugan Wrote:Some one posted a link to that video in the KMS extractions thread.

Wouldn't it work if they dubbed these adds to air them in America? The one with the cute korean chicks would attract a lot of people (lol)

By the way, does any one remember an old KMS add in which a warrior was skiing down a snowy hill on a shield while being chased by Mushmom and some Yetis? Can some one post a link to it? it would revive a lot of nostalgia for me :p

i found that the other day i will try and find it again for you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij3VlTm3ZDI

fixxed
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ThatWasMyKil Wrote:i found that the other day i will try and find it again for you

edit here it is

The Link is broken D:
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#19
byakugan Wrote:The Link is broken D:

my bad fixed it Smile
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IllegallySane Wrote:You gotta remember gaming is in essence a part of typical Korean lifestyle. Remember, this was the country (South Korea) whose economy was saved by STARCRAFT, and hosts Starcraft as an actual sport. They can be more creative/lax with game commercials because of that.

Korean economy was not saved by a friggin imported game lol. You're a bit mistaken there, Starcraft didnt even exist right after the Korean war, and although Starcraft is indeed quite widespread in Korea and many businesses open with starcraft in mind, its effects are minimal to be able to completely overturn a whole country's economy.

It's also a bit biased of you to say that gaming is a part of "typical" Korean lifestyle. The reason people think of it that way is cuz a few games have become very popular in Korea, and therefore the selling numbers of a few games are very high, leading many people to think Koreans have no other life but gaming lol. But trust me, thats certainly not the case.

Handheld or console games arent as popular in Korea as online games, as a result Korea sees high numbers in a couple of online games. Other countries are more widespread in their gaming interests, including online games, Gameboy, Wii, XBOX, Playstation, etcetcetc, so the selling numbers of one particular game is not very high but all games put together they become a substantially big number. A good example is Japan, which develops most consoles + their games and enjoy high selling rates in America as well, but online game statistics cant even compare to that.
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