PlayStation 2 Spot Helps You Blow Up Your Neighbor

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Neighbors Beware

In this week’s Ad Age TV Spots of the Week, PlayStation 2 teaches you how to blow up your neighbors back yard in a new hilarious spot for Gravity Bomb. Also this week are spots from Ford with Magic Johnson and his son, a commercial from Napster promoting the new pay service, a co-branded Cat in the Hat/Visa spot, a Lugz spot featuring Flexmaster Funk promoting the footwear maker’s new driving shoe, a spot for BMW featuring mini-angels and a wird spot promoting CarpetOne that talks more about “head rugs” than it does floor rugs.

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