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I haven't looked at a gaming news site in approaching three weeks.
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I'm more than happy for someone else to do what I was doing, but they'll have to do it without the, uh, GameJournos "brand".
If I find a site doing this sort of thing and I like it, I'll plug the shit out of it. -
Tumblr will continue to get along just fine without my blog classing up the joint.
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I'd argue such a site currently does not exist.
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Translates as: "Today people are going to have fuck-all to do on the internet, so they'll be coming to us. There's no motherfucking way we're giving up on all those pageviews. We have a bottom line to think of."
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Here's the thing - despite being a thoroughly unlikable individual who decided that the best way to retaliate to my blog was to make shit up about me, I actually like his writing. I think if Penny Arcade want to branch out into posting gaming news, he's the right guy for the job. It's just a pity he's such an insufferable prick.
That's a bit pot/kettle, but anyway. -
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It stopped being fun, and I always said if I stopped having fun with it I'd walk away.
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It's a good idea - I just wrote about it on the blog - but their post explaining why they set it up is condescending bullshit.
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I've absolutely no idea. Probably not, to be honest - I don't like Target's anti-LGBT policies, but if I need to buy clothes, or a fresh pair of underpants, they are literally the only place anywhere near me that a) sells what I need, and b) is within my budget.
Game journalists' livelihood comes from the companies putting out the products they review. This is, effectively, biting the hand that feeds you with a mouth that has no teeth in it. -
OH WOW GEE GOLLY GOSH I HAD NO IDEA.
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Right. Therefore anything like positive reviews or giving the game an Editor's Choice / GotY award and so on is a conflict of interests.
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Re-read what you just wrote. You just jumped from "They were close with the developer..." to not seeing a problem with them calling that very same game their Game of the Year.
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I do occasionally read the Australian Kotaku, and it's usually pretty good. If I wrote for them I'd be proud of my accomplishments, if ashamed of my connection to the "proper" Kotaku.
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Game Journos’s Bio
Fan of videogames. Not a fan of videogame journalism.
