Originally posted by: Beige
I believe the people that named it said" Its not about YOU! so who gives a fvck what america thinks. I live in America btw. Anyway ITS NOT ABOUT YOU ITS ABOUT WII DAMMIT! ......
Originally posted by: Injury
I don't care if they call it the "crapstain", as long as it plays games and makes them look good what the hell does the name change?
Originally posted by: kmrivers
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
let's be honest, the lame is pretty lame.
Why? Is that all you can say?
LOL Tasteicles!! 😀😀Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: kmrivers
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
let's be honest, the lame is pretty lame.
Why? Is that all you can say?
He's right. The name is rediculous. Naming is 90% of the marketing a product. A car named the "Toyota Wank" or a new snack food called "Tasteicles" would not sell very well. Same deal here. They need to have a name that gathers respect, vision, and is descriptive of the product. The Revolution did just that. So then they take the great name away and replace it with something that sounds like what a 6 year old calls his penis.
Nice job there guys.
Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: Injury
I don't care if they call it the "crapstain", as long as it plays games and makes them look good what the hell does the name change?
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: kmrivers
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
let's be honest, the lame is pretty lame.
Why? Is that all you can say?
He's right. The name is rediculous. Naming is 90% of the marketing a product. A car named the "Toyota Wank" or a new snack food called "Tasteicles" would not sell very well. Same deal here. They need to have a name that gathers respect, vision, and is descriptive of the product. The Revolution did just that. So then they take the great name away and replace it with something that sounds like what a 6 year old calls his penis.
Nice job there guys.
Originally posted by: everman
Originally posted by: DaiShan
How does having a name that makes no sense help with marketing to non-gamers? The gamers are going to buy it whether it's named revolution, wii, or pig fscker, but do you see some little old lady going into EB and asking for the wii for her grandson for christmas? Revolution is just a more marketable name IMO.
It seems to work in marketing for some reason. Why did Apple call their portable music player something so strange sounding like iPOD? I mean really, wtf is an iPOD? 🙂
We have other popular products with strange names, like drinks called Red Bull.
I think it has more international marketing potential, and grandmothers will buy it, especially because it's a lot cheaper than PS3 or Xbox360. And btw, I thought Xbox360 was kind of a wierd name too, the 360 part.
It's an interesting subject, we'll see what happens...the hardware and games is what really matters.
Originally posted by: Acanthus
This thread is wii tarded
Originally posted by: jmagnum
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: kmrivers
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
let's be honest, the lame is pretty lame.
Why? Is that all you can say?
He's right. The name is rediculous. Naming is 90% of the marketing a product. A car named the "Toyota Wank" or a new snack food called "Tasteicles" would not sell very well. Same deal here. They need to have a name that gathers respect, vision, and is descriptive of the product. The Revolution did just that. So then they take the great name away and replace it with something that sounds like what a 6 year old calls his penis.
Nice job there guys.
I would totally buy a Toyota Wank!