Here are yesterday's Super Bowl ads

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 04 Feb 2013 21:59 User comments (1)

The Super Bowl ended in a thriller last night, with the Baltimore Ravens finishing as champions over the San Francisco 49ers, 34-31.

As with every Super Bowl, a few of the commercials, (which cost $3.9 million for 30 seconds) stole the show, highlighting products from behemoths like Coca Cola, Pepsi and Samsung and from up-and-comers like SodaStream and GoDaddy.

Here are all of yesterday's ads:

Update: Looks like some are down, we will update as we re-find them

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14.2.2013 23:25

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Aaaand Shockwave crashed.

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