• This is really good step taken by Nintendo to enter in UK gaming market. I think Nintendo games are best to play and I am playing on Nintendo near about 5 years. There is nothing wrong to promote the Nintendo console. <a href="http://www.r4ishopper.com/">r4 card</a>

• I don't see any reason for illegal case here

• No way dude, Hanna Montana is WAY hotter than Miley Cyrus.

• &#64;Raz It's hard to convey tone through text, but it was meant to be a joke. I have yet to be completely brainwashed by "the corporate mindfuck", although I occasionally find myself confusing Miley Cyrus and Hannah Montana...

• "so do your part by praying Nintendo's marketing dept. can come up with a way to sneak product placements into the show (it may be the only entertainment gamers get from it)." That is the most chilling statement I've ever heard. Do our part by praying for product placement? My friend...you have been so deeply brainwashed by the corporate mindfcuk you don't even seem to realize what's wrong with that statement.

• &#64;jun3nal and @warped0ne We have now clarified in the post that it is product placements that are illegal, not advertisements/commercials

• TV without commercial product adverts in them??? I would love that. In the US (or China), in a 1 hour program, you get about 42 or 43 minutes of TV show, maximum, and the rest is commercials.

• "It's illegal to promote commercial products during a TV broadcast in Britain." Illegal as in illegal to have advertisements run during the show? Illegal to have product placement? Would something like a rebranding of the show title to "Nintendo's Brain Age presents: Britain's Best Brain" fly? Clarification please, for those of us not familiar with the ways of British TV.

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