>marvelfags will defend this what in the actual fuck

>>82050515
How much does that shit cost?

>>82050515
>please watch our movie

>>82050515
This is the strangest product placement I've ever heard of

>>82050888
This is promotional marketing

Product placement would be having Groot eat a bag of Doritos in the movie

>>82050888
You've never heard of that video-game where the company was going to let families sell their relatives headstones fir ad space?

>>82050515
wtf

>>82050515
WHAT

DKEKS BTFO AGAIN HOLY SHIT

>>82050958
RIP Turock babies

>>82050515
How does that work?
Has technology gone too far?

>>82050515
DCucks BTFO!!...again lol

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This scene was brought to you by IHOP

Wonder if there's a complimentary brainwashing track

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Imaging if they were built in speakers instead of headphone jacks. That would be brutally aggressive marketing.

>>82051118
>Walk down the chip isle
>30 bags all go off at once
>OOGA CHAGGA OOGA OGGA OOGA CHAGGA
>I CAN'T STOP THIS FEELING

>>82050515
It's advertising campaigns like this that make me NOT want to see a movie.

seriously wtf

That unironically sounds amazing, will buy Doritos next time I'm at the grocery store.

>mfw the CIA uses this as an opt to spy and track fat asses

>>82050515
>>>/mu/

>>82050515
How?

>>82051291
Implying the CIA want to waste their time tracking fat, obese, capeshit fans

>>82051374
easiest way to find pedophiles and neo-nazis

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>>82050515

>2017 in the movies from 30 years ago
>flying cars, waifu bots and commercial space travel

>2017 in reality
>plugging your headphones into a bag of chips to listen to 40 year old music

>>82051374
Nice try cia

>>82051291
>track fat asses
>"Day 482 of operation titsweat. He's still in his mother's basement."

>>82050888
Didn't skyrim have that name your newborn baby dovakin competition

>>82050515
its shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDapjSEBAMw

This sounds pretty cool and I think all the people overreacting are sheep that have forgotten how to properly respond to things.

>>82051678
You're right I'm going to head out and buy a few bags of America's favorite snack, Doritos right now

>>82051737
What are "Doritos right now"?

>>82051737
ur mum is America's favorite snack

>>82051670
YouTube was a mistake.

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>>82050607
>>82051042
>in 2009, CBS ran an ad page in Entertainment Weekly featuring a 2.25 inch video screen that played up to 40 minutes of trailers for The Big Bang Theory, How I Met Your Mother, Two and a Half Men, NCIS: Los Angeles, and The Good Wife

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgJ6DA50thw

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>>82051374
CIA has a thing for big guys.

>>82051562

Yup and some people actually did it

>>82051072
>IHOP
>7-11 in picture

>>82050515
>Doritos

DUDE WEED & CAPESHIT LMAO

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>>82051833
Also this one is kinda scary
>in 2015, Chevy ran an ad page in Esquire Magazine featuring a video screen that played ads for the Chevy Colorado. This particular campaign used consumer demographic tracking and was the video page was only inserted in issues sent to 10,000 Esquire subscribers who were believed to be likely to buy a Chevy Colorado within the next 12 months

>>82052015
>DVD cases could've played their trailers when you picked up the box

...oh what could've been...

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>>82051432
Was nostalgia always this bad or is the 2010s really the most past-obsessed decade ever?

>>82052015
How long til we get that Harry Potter shit where the still images actually all move?

>>82052142
The 2010s are pretty much unprecedented in that regard because there's much more access to older things.

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>>82052142
>>82052244
1.5 million people bought a fucking NES in 2017

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>>82052372
>mfw I was one of them

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>>82052429
>>82052372

>>82052489
Nostalgia

>>82052489
WiiU and Switch sucked that much.

Its really just a normalfag way of emulation. One could emulate any NES/SNES game on a decent computer. You don't even need any fancy PC parts either.

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>>82052189
A lot of stores sell these at Halloween time now

>ctrl+f "onion"
>zero results

How fucking stupid are you people?

>>82052697
https://www.engadget.com/2017/04/25/guardians-of-the-galaxy-vol-2-doritos-bag/

>>82052489
Because nintenyearolds can't grow up, and are willing to pay large sums of money just to hear Mario say WAHOOOOO for the millionth time just so they can relive their childhood for a moment.

>>82052731
>limited edition

So how do I find these things?

>>82052598
>on a decent computer
nigga what year is it? you've were able to emulate those consoles with a "decent computer" over a decade ago meaning the toasters of today could probably emulate them with ease.

>>82052808
>The Guardians bags will be available to buy on April 28th via Amazon while supplies last.

>>82052142
To be fair, there's a lot of stuff that just never made the migration from records to digital.
But what's more likely is that we're reaching a point where people who were born AFTER these things phased out entirely are old enough to buy it.
It's not nostalgia, that'd be like calling antiquing a nostalgia.
Actually, that's a good comparison. The previous generation focused on furniture, homes, and cars that were made in the past. The new generation wants brand new versions of those things, so their appreciation of the past shifts to stuff like records, retro games, and sometimes even clothing.

>>82052904
>mfw I read all the article but the last paragraph

Guess I have a short attention span. (aka autism)

>>82052638
If they had those things when I hit puberty I would have found a way to sneak it into my room

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>>82053167
>>82052638
been there done that

>>82051072
>America
>stop
>7/11
What was Snyder trying to tell us with this code?

>>82051905
D E A D
E
A
D

>>82054018
Geeze, what a hothead.

>>82050515
i thought they would be on every bag but it seems they will only be on special bags sold on amazon at a different price :(

>>82054018
Then show me it's body.