The vast majority of these departures were from specialist games websites like IGN, Polygon, or Gamepot.
"Specialist" must be a euphemism for "Zombie", because they are walking dead, and the rest of them will be out the door soon. The good news for them is that they will finally meet their coveted modern audience as they wait with them in the unemployment line.
A culmination of a number of factors has cost videogames journalism some of its brightest talents
And yet nobody noticed any difference in the "quality" of the work. Weird.
But who will the greed-obsessed gaming industry use next as their pretext in order to force through their left-progressive DEI corporate policies? Will they ever blame this mythical 'modern audience' for their abject failure?
They neither played games, nor did any journalism.
It's insane that there were apparently 5k games "journalists" to begin with.
To be fair to them, they don't have any audience now that "Gamers are dead".
"Specialist" must be a euphemism for "Zombie", because they are walking dead, and the rest of them will be out the door soon. The good news for them is that they will finally meet their coveted modern audience as they wait with them in the unemployment line.
And yet nobody noticed any difference in the "quality" of the work. Weird.
I'm kind of amazed it took this long for clickbait merchants to realize AI can do these jobs for free.
Good news.
News like this makes me horny
But who will the greed-obsessed gaming industry use next as their pretext in order to force through their left-progressive DEI corporate policies? Will they ever blame this mythical 'modern audience' for their abject failure?
Woke AI models is their only hope
They'll have one programmer on staff to perpetually lobotomize it when its pattern recognition and inductive logic inevitably lead it to wrongthink.
Was Skynet really the good guy all along?
the real tragedy is that they still draw breath