WoW Archivist: WoW's craziest TV ads
WoW Archivist explores the secrets of World of Warcraft's past. What did the game look like years ago? Who is etched into WoW's history? What secrets does the game still hold?
Nefarian swallows a truck.
Two women duke it out in a supermarket.
A trio of singers shouts, "No means no!"
Mr. T introduces a new race and Chuck Norris roundhouse-kicks a kodo.
Those responsible for advertising World of Warcraft have hit on some crazy ideas.
This week, Blizzard debuted its first TV ads for Mists of Pandaria. As I'm writing this, I've just watched them air live on Monday Night Football. That's a big-time slot for a commercial here in the States and runs a cool $325,000 per nationally televised spot. The ads feature clips from the official trailer. If only the Bengals had put up as much of a fight as that panda.
But not all of WoW's commercials through the years have been quite so ... straightforward. Let's take a look!
Nefarian swallows a truck.
Two women duke it out in a supermarket.
A trio of singers shouts, "No means no!"
Mr. T introduces a new race and Chuck Norris roundhouse-kicks a kodo.
Those responsible for advertising World of Warcraft have hit on some crazy ideas.
This week, Blizzard debuted its first TV ads for Mists of Pandaria. As I'm writing this, I've just watched them air live on Monday Night Football. That's a big-time slot for a commercial here in the States and runs a cool $325,000 per nationally televised spot. The ads feature clips from the official trailer. If only the Bengals had put up as much of a fight as that panda.
But not all of WoW's commercials through the years have been quite so ... straightforward. Let's take a look!
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