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WNY Man Wins $1 Million Dollars During Super Bowl Contest Even though the Buffalo Bills were not in the Super Bowl this year, there was still a winning connection to Western New York. A SUNY Brockport alumnus and former part-time radio host in Rochester was able to win the $1 million dollar prize offered by Mt. Dew during a special Super Bowl promotion. According to allaccess.com, Ryan DePaul was able to correctly count how many Mt. Dew bottles with the Jon Cena commercial that aired during the Super Bowl. To promote their new flavor Major Melon, MT. DEW had a contest for their SUPER BOWL com...

We’ve Seen Enough: OGN Is Officially Calling The State Of New Hampshire For Gamers Advertisement We’ve seen enough: The Granite State is for gamers, by gamers, and all about gamers. Although we only have reports from 60% of polling stations at this point, our analysts can tell us with a high degree of certainty that New Hampshire is a statistical certainty to go for gamers tonight. This is particularly clear if you look at the makeup of the remaining uncounted districts, which are all from video game–friendly areas. Most of these communities have at least one Secretlab Omega gaming chai...

Share The kaleidoscopic cityscape was decked out with Mountain Dew paraphernalia, including a giant 'Smack-A-Melon' display and billboards affixed to building façades. Big payout: The ad accompanied a $1 million contest for the first person to correctly guess the number of Mountain Dew Major Melon bottles tucked away into the video Eye catching: Cena wore a blue Hawaiian-style shirt covered in birds of paradise, while his friend wore a metal oil-slick suit that switched between pink and green Candy colored: The kaleidoscopic cityscape was decked out with Mountain Dew paraphernalia, including...

An Edward Scissorhands-themed Cadillac advert starring Winona Ryder and Timothee Chalamet and a Jeep commercial with Bruce Sprinsteen were highlights of Super Bowl ads.

WWE alumni made a couple of appearances in Super Bowl ads, namely John Cena and Batista.