mali
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Sorry, I see 
Yes, it's legitimate. Craig's shop can be found here: http://www.gbax.com/
Yes, it's legitimate. Craig's shop can be found here: http://www.gbax.com/
Advertising The Pandora
- Thread starter Wrath Of Khan
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Sphinxter
Says What?
aesir911 said:
Yes, you have indeed ordered a pandora from craigx's shop.
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Awakening
Active Member
craigix said:
Depending on the manufacturing cost of a single Pandora, that's a lot of units you could send out to reviewers.
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Awakening
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Just pointing it out to everybody, not just Craigaesir911 said:
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ThaDSman
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aesir911 said:Awakening said:Just pointing it out to everybody, not just Craigaesir911 said:
craig has enough people at his throat. maybe we should step off a might?
Yes indeed, I think we should give the guy a break.
BTW, nice Sonic Tux Penguin aesir911
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craigix
Mega GP Mania
Awakening said:
It's true and I think that since the GP2X launch things have flipped around bit time with websites now being the main place to get reviews and publicity. Back when the GP2X launched there was still a lot of business to get from magazine advertising, especially magazines like Retrogamer.
Another thing was GPH made many promises about commercial games and how the GP2X would work as well with media as the best PMP, so we figured that would be a huge market. We agreed advertising budgets with a big agency.
The first GP2X consoles arrived.
You know the rest.
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Awakening
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Actually I don't. I bought a PS2 and Guitar Hero and played little else until the disappointment of GH3. But judging from the sales numbers that investment didn't really pay off.craigix said:
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Chip said:
Retrogamer.
I don't think you'd need to advertise it that much either - I think they will be more than happy to review it when it comes out. A handheld Amiga, Spectrum, SNES, Megadrive etc would pretty much sell itself to the crowd of people who read it, especially for the older computer systems (like the Amiga), which I think the Pandora is incredibly well suited for.
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x86Daddy
Still Fresh
A suggestion for further exposure: Sell some through ThinkGeek, just like the Wiz. ThinkGeek sends out a printed catalog / ad to its customers / people who've signed up. Those who don't necessarily follow the "right" news sources, but are general "geeks," are often exposed to available products through them... They're a pretty large vendor for that segment in the US... and a large exposure engine in that. I've personally bought several cool / weird products directly because they were carried by ThinkGeek and featured in their advertising, products I never would have heard of otherwise.craigix said:
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Nova
Is that a Caanoo in your pocket or are you just ha
How about Stuff magazine. They did a feature on the GP2x a while back, which I believe was in the UK and the AU copies. Could be really good publicity, they're still very big.
darien
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I think a product can greatly suffer in the initial launch period if there's not a lot to show for it. Don't think people should worry about the device being popular until the first enthusiasts get some show-worthy software and things going, at least enough to make joe regular feel satisfied enough that he doesn't go off knocking the device with negative testimonials.
Nova
Is that a Caanoo in your pocket or are you just ha
Agreed. There's no point advertising at least until the second batch is about to be kicked out the door, since the first is spoken for.
Nintendo
Nintendo Switch
craigix said:
Pandora is an awesome system though. Pandora is, imo perfect in every way, unlike the GP2X, which was flawed.
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