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This is as unexpected as it is brilliant; the ad firm running a campaign for posh British department store Harvey Nichols have decided to sell the sale using sexy ladies in a 2D fighting game.
OK, mostly sexy ladies. The last one has dudes. But they're sharp-dressed dudes, which makes them look like King of Fighters characters, which makes it OK.
High-End Department Store Looks To Fighting Games For Ad Inspiration [GameSetWatch]
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Kotaku 
Jun 26, 2009 11:30 PM
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