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Mistubishi Creates World's Largest Blueray; Unable To Play It
November 19, 2008 by Micah Bleich
NEW YORK - Mitsubishi has created a gigantic 50 foot tall Blue Ray disc and placed it in the center of Times Square in New York City. The company had hoped it would be a good publicity stunt to promote their line of custom writeable Blue Ray Discs.
Unfortunately for the mega-corporation they forgot the fact that nobody would be able to play it. Contrary to common belief, the inability to view the disc did not stem from it's enormous size, but rather the fact that nobody was able to locate a Blue Ray player.
A Sony spokesperson insists "I swear, some dude bought one once." This claim remains unproven . What was unclear at first was why Mitsubishi did not simply play it with a Playstation 3. When asked for comment, a Mitsubishi press representative told us "Are you kidding? I'm not spending $500 on that crap yet. I'll wait for Little Big Planet."
Until then, Mitsubishi has put out a call to it's customers; "if you happen to see a Blue Ray player, please alert the proper authorities" and do not harm it in any way, as doing so may violate the endangered species act.
Dude, Little Big Planet is old news. Valkyria Chronicles is the big draw now.