Gears 2 COG Tag Mystery Lost Me At Hello

I’m sorry to say that while I consider myself a fairly loyal Gears of War fan, it’s my opinion that the gang at Epic overcomplicated their most recent attempt to market Gears 2.

I have tried to focus long enough to figure out what the hell the mystery COG tags point to, but despite the multitude of posts around the web claiming to have all the answers, I simply can’t bring myself to give a fuck any longer.

Seriously, unless cracking the code grants me a few hours alone in the Playboy Mansion grotto with two handfuls (you read that right) of Playboy Bunnies, it’s just too much work.

What do you think? Are you interested in complex marketing attempts, or would you prefer that companies “keep it simple stupid.”

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  • John Kershaw

    As a fan of ARGs, this is awesome. When the game makers play with the gamers, it’s always fun :)

    I love bees.

  • http://www.ripten.com Chad Lakkis

    I understand that these types of games have a following, but my attention span isn’t what it used to be ….. what was I saying?

  • horngreen

    Simple and Stupid please…Or Stupid and Simple is also acceptable

  • http://www.barackobama.com/ DavidGX

    I CAN’T STAND viral marketing, IE, the Bungie kind. If was fun the first time, for about five minutes and that was it.

    I really don’t want to solve a riddle or unscramble a phrase or crack a code.. either announce something or don’t. I’m really sick of it.

  • Brandon R. Miles

    I shouldn’t have to work this hard to enjoy video games. This like the video game equivalent of all the NBC’s HEROES stuff online. not cool bros…not cool :-/