Atari: Golf
Advertising Agency: Republik, New Zealand
Art Director: Greg Wylie
Retouchers: Colin Falefata, Brett Sanders
Account Director: Paul McNamara
Advertising Agency: Republik, New Zealand
Art Director: Greg Wylie
Retouchers: Colin Falefata, Brett Sanders
Account Director: Paul McNamara
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14 Comments
this is great, it works so much better than the others.
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Zero.
Nice. They are really cool.
Fucking hilarious.
Sadly, it also tells me that Atari hasn't contemporized in 36 years.
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I have thousands of pencils and $1.50 so I'm off to Starbucks
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why they are advertising atari ?
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So does this mean atari is still churning out 32 bit games?
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Have you all seen "The King of Kong"?
It's a film about two ordinary guys with a day job and a family competing at Donkey Kong on a world record level. You should all check it out even if you're not a big video game fan (like myself.) Because the film is ultimately NOT about the video game but rather human psychology and conditioning. Awesome film!! Sorry about the plug.
I think I still have my old beat-up Atari game console in the closet somewhere. My God, how I miss the 80's! (And MTV, too. Remember Saga, Aldo Nova, Missing Persons????)
funny campaign.
but i have to agree with some of the other comments about advertising bad game graphics.
gdawg
i dont think it matters that the graphics shown are like that, we all know games have moved on, its just a really cool way of showing how long atari has been around and all the experience they have. it really works as it strikes a resonance with anyone who was around when these games were first around.
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Great!!! for old mens. Pure action in 2 bits!!
"Si eres buen copy, presiona alt + F4"
this ad has balls
cool
I don't get it.
It's funny, cause it reminds me of the old games we used to play. But I thought this was an ad for an old T-Shirt store or something. Not Atari as a modern gaming company.
Coooool =]
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