EA screws up again

oooo EA this is like your second strike with dante


Games maker EA has incited a wave of backlash over the latest marketing ploy for their upcoming action game, Dante's Inferno.

In an effort to promote the title at last week's San Diego Comic-Con event, EA decided to run a contest asking showgoers to "commit acts of lust" with any models working at the convention's myriad booths. They were then instructed to submit photos via social networking sites like Twitter or Facebook. The winner would receive "dinner and a sinful night with two hot girls, a limo service, paparazzi and a chest full of booty," while five runners-up would have to make do with a copy of the game, a $240 gift card and assorted game merchandise.

Of course, EA gave themselves an out, noting on the official rules page that "...judges reserve the right, in their sole and absolute discretion, to disqualify any Submissions that are inappropriate for any reason, including without limitation, for depicting or mentioning ***, violence, drugs, alcohol and/or inappropriate language." In other words, don't get crazy while you commit your "acts of lust."


http://videogames.yahoo.com/events/plug ... keting-stunt/1338121

I don't see the problem. These events are full of lonely dorks and always have these hot girls standing about who've been highered out to get these lonely dorks to come over to there booth. There only asking them to od what they'd do anyway take a photo with them.

That's rather funny. I don't see where it says in your link that one got licked. XD