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Oops! At least that is what some red-faced executives may be saying at Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: ERTS). The video-gaming firm decided it would be a great idea to promote its Godfather II knock off of Grand Theft Auto by sending out items associated with the game and the rather famous movie. A cigar? Nice. A silk handkerchief? Nice. Matches? Good to light the cigar with. Brass knuckles? Nice, wait ... what? Yeah, for some reason, ERTS thought it would be a great idea to send out brass knuckles to promote the video game. The problem? Brass knuckles are illegal in many states - carrying rather large fines with them.
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