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British Clubhouse Games advert is awesome!

I love the look on this dude’s face while playing Clubhouse darts. Fantastically British, and one of the many reasons we like our British friends. Big shout out to all Infendo readers from across the pond. Yeah, baby!


I love the look on this dude’s face while playing Clubhouse darts. Fantastically British, and one of the many reasons we like our British friends. Big shout out to all Infendo readers from across the pond. Yeah, baby!

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  1. Of course he looked like that. That pic was taken after I hit 10 Bull's in a row playing Darts. The man was flabbergasted. Flabbergasted, I say!

  2. Are they trying to show people that the DS Lite is confusing?"Buy our product and look like a big dolt!"I do agree, though, that it's a great image.

  3. yeah they are absolutely everywhere round my area, its great, they've got a black girl and a black woman version as well as a mid 20's business man one aswell

  4. No no no, he isn't just looking weird. At the bottom of the picture is some writing explaining how fun it all is. I personally haven't seen this ad but I've seen the similar ones for brain training and it has a few sentenses about why its so brill at the bottom. Aimed a lot more at adults then normal gamers.I think its great what the ds is doing. I was in a video rental store the other day when a very old couple (about 70-80) came asking about brain training. While they walked away without the system as the sales guy was crap and it seemed a bit overpriced to them its just amazing that they actually managed to capture an audience like no other console.

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