Dustballs Get Carpet, Squirrels Get Nut With Sony PSP

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TBWA/Chiat/Day has created two spots, directed by Monkmus of Hornet, for Sony’s PSP. Both promote the PSP as a device that can be played outdoors. The first spot, Dustballs, has a couple of, yes, dust balls talking to each other. One is trying to convince the other he doesn’t have to be stuck inside watching Carpet. he can do it outside. The second, Squirrels, has two squirrels talking to each other. One tells the other he doesn’t have to be stuck inside playing Nut. he can play it outside. get it? Sony wants us to know we can use its PSP outdoors. Next.

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