http://www.crunchgear.com/2007/11/01/japanese-simpsons-game-commercial-is-fun-fun/ Gadgets, gear and computer hardware. Thu, 03 Dec 2009 18:56:36 -0500 hourly 1 http://www.crunchgear.com/2007/11/01/japanese-simpsons-game-commercial-is-fun-fun/comment-page-1/#comment-506306 MStewie Thu, 01 Nov 2007 19:03:48 +0000 http://crunchgear.com/2007/11/01/japanese-simpsons-game-commercial-is-fun-fun/#comment-506306 I understand...that... you don't understand! It is an official EA video, you got that much right, because it's on the EA site: http://www.ea.com/simpsons/superhappy/ But that video is a much higher quality, and at the bottom it has a disclaimer that none of the YouTube videos have. Once AGAIN, you have posted a misleading and completely false title for a misleading and mostly untrue article. Let m It's NOT a Japanese commercial for the Japanese Simpsons game, it's a parody commercial made by an american software company, for an english game called "The Simpsons Game". If you had done just a tiny, two second fact check at the EA site, you would see that within "The Simpsons Game" are many parody mini games, such as "Medal of Homer", "Mob Rules", "Neverquest", "Krusty Talk" and of course "Super Happy Fun-Fun Game". You have totally misrepresented the truth, and it's pretty pitiful. It's like you're playing that grade school game "telephone". Do you even realize you just wrote an article about an article about a youtube video that was ripped from a website that is a parody of a mini-game within a game? And you write like you know what you're talking about. But I guess your version of the truth IS more interesting, so write on!!! I understand…that… you don’t understand!
It is an official EA video, you got that much right, because it’s on the EA site: http://www.ea.com/simpsons/superhappy/
But that video is a much higher quality, and at the bottom it has a disclaimer that none of the YouTube videos have.
Once AGAIN, you have posted a misleading and completely false title for a misleading and mostly untrue article. Let m
It’s NOT a Japanese commercial for the Japanese Simpsons game, it’s a parody commercial made by an american software company, for an english game called “The Simpsons Game”. If you had done just a tiny, two second fact check at the EA site, you would see that within “The Simpsons Game” are many parody mini games, such as “Medal of Homer”, “Mob Rules”, “Neverquest”, “Krusty Talk” and of course “Super Happy Fun-Fun Game”.
You have totally misrepresented the truth, and it’s pretty pitiful. It’s like you’re playing that grade school game “telephone”. Do you even realize you just wrote an article about an article about a youtube video that was ripped from a website that is a parody of a mini-game within a game? And you write like you know what you’re talking about. But I guess your version of the truth IS more interesting, so write on!!!

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