Nintendo, Please STOP being so FAKE.

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[BeatEmUps]

"You think you can beat me?" 😐 edit: (this video is just lighthearted fun, I understand they are just typical commercials)

[Zoey]

No commercial will ever be as pure as the Ocarina of Time one with Zelda and Robin Williams

[mixedreviews]

Nintendo's ad's are usually either wholesome, cringe, or both.

[showupanyway]

I think it’s 100% the commercial production that makes it seem fake. the celebrities probably do play games, but the script they force, the staging, it all makes it sooo corny. but it can’t be real gameplay if they’re paying for studio time & crew so it just makes it all difficult

[MiniKlin]

Yeah I’m ngl when I first saw celebrities walking into a room to sit down and play Pokémon, it just felt cringe 😂

[MatthewManney]

Honestly I think celebrity endorsements are to give parents confidence in the product and give them the idea that its popular and their kid would be left out without it. Pretty powerful marketing tactic considering Established Nintendo fans are getting a Switch one way or another.

[jonrahproductions]

These aren’t for us. These are for older moms, dads and grandparents. To show them an ad so they’ll buy them for their kids or grandkids. Folks like us have had one for years already.

[rickseiden]

I don't know if the Switch is necessarily the tool that Christina A uses, or that she is ALWAYS in that much makeup, but that interaction with her daughter is totally believable, and very cute.

[alanscott]

Love that he's doing a video on celebrities pretending to like games while doing an ad for a game he can't do a convincing job of pretending he likes.

[GetBricked]

I’m a store lead at a Gamestop and I have to hear this commercial like 2-3 times every hour. Idk how much longer I will survive

[sunpi]

actully proud of you for taking time off - as a content creator it’s SO HARD


Apparently Cristina actually is a gamer but I’m not sure how much she is a gamer

[WildNWillie]

Wait commercials are scripted? My mind is blown.

[Nate-]

I feel like this is more of a critique of the editing/scripting of the commercials than the actual celebrities appearing in them.

I'm not talking about these celebrities specifically, but I know there are celebrities that are surprisingly into gaming.

In terms of these commercials, we don't know exactly how these celebrities got involved.

[stoshbeast]

I can tell you Brie Larson honestly plays her Switch a lot. I've seen her on Twitch and vlogs playing and talks a lot about it

[blackknightrises]

That's how marketing works 🤨 if they showed gamers playing they wouldnt attract any new audience, they have to make it cringe to make people who arent gamers see how accessible the console is to fit into their daily life

[Sparkykelly]

I feel as cringe seeing celebs trying to endorse these products as I do when YouTubers try and plug their sponsors. Whether it's Dragon Quest Tact or a VPN or a pair of runners/sneakers and the person is trying to convince you that they've always used that product well before they were sponsored to do so. 😉

[Ridleyx]

So christina does play games along with her kids. I dont think it is wierd for successful adults to be gaming in this age.

[Eukherio]

Nintendo should learn from youtubers and streamers to be completely natural and never overreact in their videos. Shame on them!

[fluffy]

I love when they cut to Christina playing literally any of the games and she's not even moving the joystick or clicking the buttons or anything. 🤣

[richstertrixter]

Wood is totally right, a lot of ads are fake these days, just adding celebs for marketing purposes. IMO, it kinda stains/hurts nintendo when you have to show celebs to attract audiences. I think it is a lot more profitable if you had actual youtube gamers, vtubers, or just regular people having genuine fun. Ads are just a turn off nowadays.