Recent content by Nephlabobo

When news journalists are caught plagarising or making up facts, they are called on it. Why shouldn't games writers be called out if their hand is in the cookie jar? Why are you so afraid of transparency?

And therein lies the problem. In news reporting maybe, but in video games? No, you'll either get a job where you can be a PR mouthpiece or simply get a job in PR itself. Wait - are you seriously calling Florence biased because he pointed out a conflict of interest? After reading...

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-10-30-editors-blog-lost-humanity-18-aftermath "a lot of people want to know more about why I made the changes and issued an apology. The answer is that Lauren Wainwright threatened us with legal action and made it clear she would not back down, at which...

Of *course* you guys would defend Lauren since you know her and almost had her write for the site. No conflict of interest at all, right guys? Nice to know that moral corruption exists on both sides of the Pacific. Pathetic.

I don't know why people keep saying "It's the future, accept it" and just expect everyone to roll over. It's *not* the future- yet - and it shouldn't be.

You mean when you've bought all your games for the third time?

Yes, for companies who can make you buy the same content over and over again.

Except for the fact that the original Patapon sold for the exact same price as Patapon 2, was released on a disc, and also got great reviews. The PSP Go is a fail on every level. The problem with this is that every game has a shelf life. Even DD games. And there's no guarantee you're going to...

Not good enough. Games, at the very least, should be on both formats. DD only is an unacceptable solution.

Yes and Nintendo said exactly the same thing about the GBA when the DS came out.

Oh good, another slap in the face for consumer rights. Sony can go to hell for going digital. They'll take my UMDs from my cold, dead hands.

Ordinary punters who download bootleg copies of video games have been labelled terrorists by the leader of a prominent games industry copyright-protection body. The harsh verdict comes from Yutaka Kubota, who is president of Japan's Association of Copyright for Computer Software, a trade body...

Hop onto those orbital frames: it's online petition time once again! Hideo Kojima and the rest of Kojima Productions wants to know how many ZoE fans out there really want to see a Zone of the Enders 3. Yes, the floor is now open for a ZoE3 whether it be on PS3 or PSP - Kojima and his team are...

Actually the fail is Sony alienating customers who would've willingly gone out and bought products for their systems. I'll be happy to buy a disc version. It's far more morally wrong to release stuff digitally only.

I had planned on buying this on launch day, but not now. The more disc based games that come out, the more I will buy. The more that are digitally distributed, the more I will pirate.