PES 2015 Advertised in La Liga on Gamer Socks

Are we visiting video games featured more plainly in their real-life counterparts in the future? As games themselves are becoming more and more mainstream, this is certainly an opportunity, and one that would benefit both sides as well. We have actually recently seen a fine example of this, as La Liga gamers were seen using advertisements for "PES 2015" on their socks.
Until now, we have not viewed advertisements displayed on player winter socks really commonly, as well as this is a reasonably brand-new trend which may or could not acquire popularity. But all the same, it's an appealing step by advertising and marketing teams that might certainly have a great deal of capacity for success if it's implemented right. More particularly, we've been viewing the ad on the socks of players from Spanish clubs, as well as it's been exploring for a couple of weeks now.

Of course, it's possible that these type of advertisements would be limited to La Liga only, as it's one of the areas where we can anticipate to see even more uncommon options of outfit for the gamers, such as the decision to dress Barcelona's players as cowboys on their match days.

Konami themselves appear delighted about the situation, for what it deserves, as Erik Bladinieres, director of the business, stated that he views this as a fantastic possibility to reach almost a billion individuals, considering just how prominent La Liga is in general. It's additionally increasing at the moment, as well as this is the excellent time for a firm like Konami to enter and also obtain some perks on their own, enhancing their very own circumstance substantially.

Another person satisfied by the entire scenario has actually been Adolfo Bara Negro, General Director of Advertising and marketing as well as Sales for La Liga, which claimed that this is a fantastic chance for both sides to benefit quite well, and he views this as a proper decision on Konami's side. Ultimately, he enjoys to view this collaboration between all celebrations entailed, and also he seems hopeful that it will certainly cause a lot more chances in the future.
Not everybody has been sharing the excitement however-- some publications as well as fans seem to think that football players' socks are a "sacred zone" for some reason and also should never be touched by ads, yet we definitely cannot see where they're originating from. As long as it works out, as well as it does not distract from the primary video game itself (which it doesn't), there shouldn't be a problem keeping that. It's not like fans pay any sort of focus on gamers' socks generally anyhow, so bring in an ad to them does not hide anything crucial.