GamesNosh

And that ladies and gentlemen is why you don't jump the gun on an article before you have all the facts straight.

@SkellyBoner @GamesNosh A bad press campaign is a threat, the gamers getting upset are just a nuisance to be ignored.

Of course, asking Acti-Blizzard to adopt the 'don't like it? don't buy' mentality is a fools errand. Bottom line matters.

The games industry needs more people like Kojima, the man knows what he likes and no amount of pressure is going to make him change his work

It's like someone removing the sprinkles from your chocolate cake, the entire thing is just a tiny bit less special.

It's hard not to look like a wild eyed loon when getting upset over these changes because they are such a small aspect of a bigger thing.

One only has to look at the face of one of the biggest gaming outlets equating looking at 'anime arse' to literal rape to see it's rotten.

All the biggest names in games media (the ones AAA devs listen to) are all agenda driven. The sad part is, that agenda only represents a few

Let me be 100% clear here, these changes aren't due to devs feeling ashamed, it's fear of negative press from our usual game media suspects.

People have always whined about tiny inconsequential things in games and demanded changes, only recently have I seen big names giving in.

The real story behind the removal of sexy poses/taunts in games is that devs are actually giving into the pressure applied by these groups.

Between 2 hour refund windows and single videos showing your entire game, maybe consider making longer products/including more content, yes?

Over the coming year prepare for backlash against 'let's plays' from walking simulator devs. 90% of game is interactive? ppl will just watch