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WiiTV – first US commercial tonight!

Tonight during the performance finals of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, Nintendo will air four 30-second commercials for Wii. The commercials feature two Japanese men who show up at homes across the United States and announce: “Wii would like to play.” Well, at least there’s no creepy baby head. The commercials will be posted to […]

Tonight during the performance finals of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, Nintendo will air four 30-second commercials for Wii. The commercials feature two Japanese men who show up at homes across the United States and announce: “Wii would like to play.”

Well, at least there’s no creepy baby head.

The commercials will be posted to Nintendo.com and YouTube.com. The first place that viewers can see all four of them together in a two-minute film will be Nov. 15 on MTV2’s Sucker Free.

Since we’ve already seen it, how do you think this ad will resonate with viewers of Dancing With The Stars and Sucker Free?

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  1. I've seen my Red Steel ads on TV so I'm happy. Twice.. actually.. In 30 minutes.I won't be tuning in (I can't stand that show) but I hope it goes off well. At least it's no exploding rubix cube.

  2. Hmm.. I only saw one 30 second commercial. My wife said:"Pretty tame .."and "I think those guys are from the Hanso Foundation.."

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