New "Maddenoliday" commercial

[countryboy]

Has anyone seen the new "Maddenoliday" commercial? I just seen it this morning while watching a documentary on Madden going into the Hall of Fame.

Anyhow, the commercial is hilarious as you see elves making Xbox controllers, a big "parade balloon" of Shaun Alexander and a house decorated in Christmas lights with the words "Maddenoliday" on the roof.

Just curious if anyone saw it. Pretty funny

[danny]

Pretty dumb if you ask me.

[maddeninyoeye]

Quote: Originally Posted by danny

Pretty dumb if you ask me.

Luckily, NO ONE ASKED YOU!

[Peji911]

Quote: Originally Posted by maddeninyoeye

Luckily, NO ONE ASKED YOU!

actually, the above poster asked the WHOLE site, so u dont have to be such a jerk....

wow tho, we're not supposed to use the term fanboy but any time some says anything negatively, even a friggin commercial, u go off? grow up man...

gone are the days where if something is bad, ppl saying its bad.. now, its all about allegeance... thats why i dont like how we cant talk politics and religion yet we can talk sports and games--nowadays, league teams, colleges and national teams are more a religion than Catholicism, Judaism, Islam, etc, as maddeninureye always seems to display

[Goffs]

its a funny commercial especially the lyrics in the end when they say "we crush all our foes" lol what foes?

[JiggidyJames]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrnoobie

its a funny commercial especially the lyrics in the end when they say "we crush all our foes" lol what foes?

Exactly, they already crushed 'em!

J/P. I saw the commercial and thought it was kind of cool.

[Altimus]

Saw it a couple days ago while watching Around the Horn I think it was. Funny stuff.

[NovaStar]

Quote: Originally Posted by JiggidyJames

Exactly, they already crushed 'em! J/P. I saw the commercial and thought it was kind of cool.

I guess that would depend on how you spin the word "crush". By use of the same word their foes actually were on the path to crush them, the term "execute" would be more appropriate for the commercial. I do understand the marketing message behind the commercial, though. Not bad.