"Cinebar;c-17287291" wrote:
"JoAnne65;c-17287271" wrote:
I actually think trailers shouldn’t suggest gameplay or animations that aren’t there. Other than that, yes, it’s advertising so it’s ok if they pimp it up a little. But not by suggesting you can actually do stuff that you don’t. That is false advertising. It’s like with this comparison:
http://www.nairobibusinessmonthly.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/big_mac.jpg
Sure reality doesn’t look as attractive as the ad, but as long as everything they say is in that hamburger is actually in there, it’s fine. But don’t sell a cheeseburger when there’s no cheese.
lol that real cheeseburger just made me sick, lol. Eww, I don't want to eat that. lol Campbell soup was actually sued for false advertising, many years ago, for putting marbles in the soup to make it look better in a TV ad.
Actually I think the ‘real’ hamburger there got a photoshop treatment as well that makes it look even worse, the same way the one on the left was manipulated to look better :p The picture is slightly overexposed and out of focus. We’re manipulated this way constantly, everywhere.
