This print ad of Nintendo Wii has been shot up to be debated whether this ad is effective enough to communicate its declaration 'playing=believing'. People, this time around feel if the ad is authentic, the merits of the ad are certainly debatable.
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This ad by Nintendo Wii is more or less similar to as that of Apple's strategy of white designs. Certainly, teenagers are going to face a tough time if they try to convince their parents to buy it keeping this ad as a reference.
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