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Edited by dj_ToRMeNTeD:
8/8/2017 4:00:39 AM
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Can't make this stuff up.
Activision then said, “Whether you’re pushing back against Ghaul’s invading foot soldiers, or forcing your opponents to eat crow in PVP, Rockstar and Pop-Tarts are a perfect complement to your adventures in Destiny 2 and beyond.”
lololololololol 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
[url=http://blog.activision.com/t5/Destiny/Guardians-Fuel-up-for-the-Fight-with-Rockstar-and-Pop-Tarts/ba-p/10344636][/url]
edit : added link to quote 🔗
obligatory "we're trending" edit.
also added video of Bill Hicks talking about the evils of marketing, because Bill Hicks is awesome and it seemed relevant. 💖
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3 RepliesI don't mind cross marketing when two things I enjoy come together. Rockstar tastes bad. Poptarts are dismissible. Now what I'd infer from these products being used to market Destiny 2 is that Bungie & Activision are trying to cast the widest net possible with this game, Rockstar falls in line for young adults and up, while Poptarts is for the children and anyone immature enough to still regularly consume those toaster pastries.
