My ears! MY EARS!!! :cry: I couldn't stand it past the 2-minute mark.
Onto the topic at hand, this is yet another one of Microsoft's publicity stunts, though I can't say this is anywhere near as effective as their Halo 3 ad campaign. These stunts are things people only 'hear' about afterwards tossed in with a negative spin by just about everyone in the press, gamer or not, as opposed to the Halo 3 trailer which was a huge surprise shown during a highly-televised event.
MS needs to stop wasting their money and go big again. Then again, Halo had a huge fanbase at the time and still does, so a stunt like that was guaranteed to work for it. This on the other hand...I don't know. Go crazy, MS! I want to remember this as a spectacular failure or at least not a miserable one like it's shaping up to be. >.>
[QUOTE="Skittles_McGee"]I'd click on that, but even his face annoys me. I can't even explain it. He just has that kind of face that like, makes you want to dropkick a baby :|GodofBigMacs
Hearing or reading his name drops my life expectancy by around 10 minutes.I'm guessing seeing or hearing him sing would cut it down by at least a year? If so, I hope you haven't made too many enemies on the Internet. They might start something far worse than The Rick Roll.
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