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Your First Look at Inside Nintendo’s First Store-Within-a-Store at EB Games Toronto
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This is not even funny! And I think someone is heading right for many lawsuits on this add!
Cheap!
I thought you were sick Mr. Jobs. Don’t sweat the small stuff, you have bigger troubles with HTC.
Looks like someone pawned off their sense of ha-ha for their latest iDevice. How can they be sued? It is a spoof ad and therefore falls under certain protections. You can spoof whatever you want, provided your “audience” is likely not to believe it is the real thing. Sounds like you are not quite sure.