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Shauna Jones, Ubisoft's community manager for the upcoming game Star Wars Outlaws, has stirred up controversy with her divisive remarks about white men and gamers. This recent scandal comes in the wake of the Sweet Baby Inc. controversy, further fueling debates about diversity and inclusivity in the gaming world. Based in Newcastle, UK, Jones boasts an impressive resume at Ubisoft, having worked on titles like Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Just Dance. However, her social media posts have drawn criticism for their negative portrayal of white men and gamers, raising questions about her impartiality. Jones' comments, including a post from January 2020 where she criticized white men for resisting diversity, have sparked outrage among gaming communities. Her remarks about streamer Ninja and the gaming industry's lack of diversity have only added fuel to the fire. This situation underscores the ongoing conversation about diversity in gaming and the responsibility of industry professionals to promote inclusivity. In light of the Sweet Baby Inc. controversy, it's more important than ever for companies like Ubisoft to address concerns about bias and discrimination within their ranks. By acknowledging and addressing these issues, we can work towards a gaming community where everyone feels valued and respected, regardless of their background. Join the conversation and let us know your thoughts in the comments below. #starwarsoutlaws #ubisoft #ubisoftgames #starwars #sweetbabyinc #sweetbabyincdetected #gamergate #gamergate2

In a recent episode of Lolcow Live, Boogie2988 made statements about 8-Bit Eric that have sparked controversy and doubt. While the internet has been skeptical of Boogie's claims in the past, I can confirm that what he said about me is true. Boogie2988's revelations on the podcast shed light on certain aspects of 8-Bit Eric's behavior that need to be addressed. It's time to come clean and admit the truth about the situation. Join me as I delve into the details of what Boogie2988 exposed and why it's important to acknowledge the truth, even when it's uncomfortable. Let's discuss the implications of his statements and what they mean for 8-Bit Eric moving forward. Don't miss this candid discussion about honesty and accountability in the online world. It's time to set the record straight.

The controversy surrounding Stellar Blade has brought to light the problematic nature of current games journalism, particularly when it comes to social justice narratives. The incident began when IGN France published a preview of the game that included a statement claiming that Eve, the protagonist of Stellar Blade, was a "doll sexualized by someone who has never seen a woman." This baseless criticism sparked outrage among gamers and the wider gaming community, leading to IGN France issuing an apology for the offensive passage. However, the apology from IGN France appears to be insincere and merely a reaction to the backlash from social media. The editor-in-chief of IGN France even went so far as to claim that Stellar Blade is "literally killing women," a statement that showcases the extreme and misguided nature of some social justice narratives in gaming journalism. The controversy surrounding Stellar Blade also highlights a disturbing trend of self-censorship and guilt among gamers. A tweet from Reforge Gaming hinted at feeling guilty for liking the game due to the public discourse surrounding it. This sentiment reflects a broader issue of individuals feeling pressured to conform to certain ideological viewpoints, even when those viewpoints are based on false or exaggerated claims. Overall, the Stellar Blade controversy serves as a reminder of the importance of critical thinking and the need to challenge biased narratives in media. It also underscores the toxic nature of some social justice narratives in gaming journalism, which can often drown out genuine criticism and lead to harmful stereotypes and misconceptions. In recent news, IGN faced criticism over their coverage of the game Stellar Blade, specifically regarding their portrayal of the character Eve. IGN France published an article criticizing Eve's design, calling her a "doll sexualized by someone who has never seen a woman." This statement sparked backlash from gamers and journalists, as it was revealed that Eve's design was based on a real model, Shin Jun. The game's creator, Hayang Tai Kim, scanned her body for reference, undermining IGN's claim that Eve was sexualized by someone unfamiliar with real women. Despite this, IGN France initially stood by their statement. They later tried to clarify by saying Eve was sexualized by someone "who would think has never seen a woman but he has," which only made matters worse. This controversy highlights issues in gaming journalism, such as a lack of professionalism and integrity. It shows the importance of accurate reporting and fact-checking to ensure fair coverage for the gaming community. #ign #stellarbladeign #stellarblade #starfieldignreview #stellarblade #stellarblade2 #stellarbladeps5 #evestellarblade

Keemstar joined me on my livestream last night, and we cleared the air on all the drama surrounding ReviewTechUSA vs. 8-Bit Eric. We also discussed my experience at Lolcow Live. At this point, I feel it's all in the past, and I'll be moving on. However, I'll continue to make videos critiquing ReviewTechUSA if he says or does anything worth criticizing, as well as anyone else. I'm grateful that Keemstar took the time to come on and talk. Being new to the sphere of drama and commentary, I was honestly unprepared for Lolcow Live, but it was a learning experience. I was invited back to Lolcow Live by Keemstar to discuss ReviewTechUSA one-on-one, but I declined. My last experience on the show was disappointing. I felt my side was dismissed, and I was interrupted. There seemed to be a premeditated gathering against me due to my associations with JKB, Jay Hooft, and even Salvopancakes, who Tommy C dislikes. Tommy C's rude hosting didn't sit right with me; guests owe hosts nothing. Despite this, I'll continue speaking out about ReviewTechUSA. It's crucial to have honest discussions. I was a guest on Lolcow Live, a YouTube podcast hosted by content creator Keemstar and featuring various YouTubers. My experience on the show was disappointing, to say the least. I had hoped to have a meaningful conversation about the issues surrounding ReviewTechUSA, but instead, the discussion was constantly interrupted and biased against me for the sake of "content." ReviewTechUSA deflected questions, and the hosts showed a clear lack of research and understanding of the situation. It seemed like they were more interested in creating drama than having a genuine conversation. What was supposed to be a discussion about important topics turned into a spectacle, with the hosts focusing on setting up a date with Melonie Mac instead of addressing the issues at hand. It was a complete letdown, as I was there to talk and engage in a meaningful dialogue. Despite this experience, I will continue to speak out about ReviewTechUSA and the issues surrounding him. It's important to have open and honest discussions, and I won't let this setback deter me from speaking my mind. Lolcow Live has a unique format, alternating between episodes featuring the "lolcows" and the "farmers." The lolcows discuss their lives and various topics, while the farmers react to and "handle" them. Unfortunately, my experience on the show did not live up to my expectations, and I hope that future episodes will focus more on genuine conversations rather than creating drama for entertainment. 8-Bit Eric vs ReviewtechUSA on Lolcow Live happened. #lolcowlive #keemstar #dramaalert #lolcowpodcast #lolcow #tierlist #pkaclips #nicholasdeorio #boogie2988 #boogie2988documentary #wingsofredemption #tommyc #sftp

So, there's some concerning news about Nintendo. They're known for making great games that everyone loves, usually without causing any controversy. But recently, there's been a job listing for a localization position that includes dealing with DEI-related topics. This is disappointing because Nintendo has always been about making fun, wholesome games that don't offend anyone. It's surprising to see them getting into this kind of thing, especially since they usually keep a low profile. The job listing, found on the Nintendo of America careers website, includes requirements like maintaining awareness of culturalization and DEI-related topics. This raises questions about whether Nintendo is going to start making changes to their games for the American market, like some other companies have done. This is concerning because Nintendo games are loved by people of all ages, and they're meant to be enjoyed by families together. Nintendo has a lot of cash on hand and is doing well in the video game market, so it's unclear why they would feel the need to get involved in DEI-related issues. Hopefully, they won't go down the path of other companies that have become too focused on being "woke." Nintendo has always been a multi-generational company, with games that parents can enjoy with their kids, and it would be a shame to see them change that. What do you think about Nintendo's new direction? Do you think it's something to worry about? Let me know in the comments. And if you enjoyed this video, please like, subscribe, and share it with your friends. Also, check out my Locals community, where you can support me directly and join in on exclusive live streams. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one!

In recent news, IGN faced criticism over their coverage of the game Stellar Blade, specifically regarding their portrayal of the character Eve. IGN France published an article criticizing Eve's design, calling her a "doll sexualized by someone who has never seen a woman." This statement sparked backlash from gamers and journalists, as it was revealed that Eve's design was based on a real model, Shin Jun. The game's creator, Hayang Tai Kim, scanned her body for reference, undermining IGN's claim that Eve was sexualized by someone unfamiliar with real women. Despite this, IGN France initially stood by their statement. They later tried to clarify by saying Eve was sexualized by someone "who would think has never seen a woman but he has," which only made matters worse. This controversy highlights issues in gaming journalism, such as a lack of professionalism and integrity. It shows the importance of accurate reporting and fact-checking to ensure fair coverage for the gaming community. #ign #stellarbladeign ##stellarblade #starfieldignreview #stellarblade #stellarblade2 #stellarbladeps5 #evestellarblade

Keemstar recently called me a simp regarding Melonie Mac and Destiny Fomo, and I have to admit, he had a point. Today, I'm admitting that I am a simp. I was invited back to Lolcow Live by Keemstar to discuss ReviewTechUSA one-on-one, but I declined. My last experience on the show was disappointing. I felt my side was dismissed, and I was interrupted. There seemed to be a premeditated gathering against me due to my associations with JKB, Jay Hooft, and even Salvopancakes, who Tommy C dislikes. Tommy C's rude hosting didn't sit right with me; guests owe hosts nothing. Despite this, I'll continue speaking out about ReviewTechUSA. It's crucial to have honest discussions. My previous appearance on Lolcow Live was disappointing. I hoped for a meaningful conversation about ReviewTechUSA, but the hosts were more interested in drama than dialogue. They even tried setting up a date with Melonie Mac instead of addressing the issues. My experience highlights the need for genuine conversations on platforms like Lolcow Live. #lolcowlive #keemstar #dramaalert #lolcowpodcast #lolcow #tierlist #pkaclips #nicholasdeorio #boogie2988 #boogie2988documentary #wingsofredemption #tommyc #sftp

I was invited back to Lolcow Live by Keemstar to discuss ReviewTechUSA one-on-one, but I declined. My last experience on the show was disappointing. I felt my side was dismissed and I was interrupted. There seemed to be a premeditated gathering against me due to my associations with JKB, Jay Hooft, and even Salvopancakes, who Tommy C dislikes. Tommy C's rude hosting didn't sit right with me; guests owe hosts nothing. Despite this, I'll continue speaking out about ReviewTechUSA. It's crucial to have honest discussions. My previous appearance on Lolcow Live was disappointing. I hoped for a meaningful conversation about ReviewTechUSA, but the hosts were more interested in drama than dialogue. They even tried setting up a date with Melonie Mac instead of addressing the issues. My experience highlights the need for genuine conversations on platforms like Lolcow Live. I was a guest on Lolcow Live, a YouTube podcast hosted by content creator Keemstar and featuring various YouTubers. My experience on the show was disappointing, to say the least. I had hoped to have a meaningful conversation about the issues surrounding ReviewTechUSA, but instead, the discussion was constantly interrupted and biased against me for the sake of "content." ReviewTechUSA deflected questions, and the hosts showed a clear lack of research and understanding of the situation. It seemed like they were more interested in creating drama than having a genuine conversation. What was supposed to be a discussion about important topics turned into a spectacle, with the hosts focusing on setting up a date with Melonie Mac instead of addressing the issues at hand. It was a complete letdown, as I was there to talk and engage in a meaningful dialogue. Despite this experience, I will continue to speak out about ReviewTechUSA and the issues surrounding him. It's important to have open and honest discussions, and I won't let this setback deter me from speaking my mind. Lolcow Live has a unique format, alternating between episodes featuring the "lolcows" and the "farmers." The lolcows discuss their lives and various topics, while the farmers react to and "handle" them. Unfortunately, my experience on the show did not live up to my expectations, and I hope that future episodes will focus more on genuine conversations rather than creating drama for entertainment. 8-Bit Eric vs ReviewtechUSA on Lolcow Live happened. #lolcowlive #keemstar #dramaalert #lolcowpodcast #lolcow #tierlist #pkaclips #nicholasdeorio #boogie2988 #boogie2988documentary #wingsofredemption #tommyc #sftp

I was a guest on Lolcow Live, @LolcowLive a YouTube podcast hosted by content creator Keemstar and featuring various YouTubers. My experience on the show was disappointing, to say the least. I had hoped to have a meaningful conversation about the issues surrounding ReviewTechUSA, but instead, the discussion was constantly interrupted and biased against me for the sake of "content." ReviewTechUSA deflected questions, and the hosts showed a clear lack of research and understanding of the situation. It seemed like they were more interested in creating drama than having a genuine conversation. What was supposed to be a discussion about important topics turned into a spectacle, with the hosts focusing on setting up a date with Melonie Mac instead of addressing the issues at hand. It was a complete letdown, as I was there to talk and engage in a meaningful dialogue. Despite this experience, I will continue to speak out about ReviewTechUSA and the issues surrounding him. It's important to have open and honest discussions, and I won't let this setback deter me from speaking my mind. Lolcow Live has a unique format, alternating between episodes featuring the "lolcows" and the "farmers." The lolcows discuss their lives and various topics, while the farmers react to and "handle" them. Unfortunately, my experience on the show did not live up to my expectations, and I hope that future episodes will focus more on genuine conversations rather than creating drama for entertainment. 8-Bit Eric vs ReviewtechUSA on Lolcow Live happened. #lolcowlive #lolcowpodcast #lolcow #tierlist #pkaclips #nicholasdeorio #boogie2988 #boogie2988documentary #wingsofredemption #tommyc #sftp

Over the years, many organizations have attempted to influence the gaming industry and eliminate gamers they consider too toxic. Recently, a BBC host called for a final purge of gamers over the controversy surrounding Sweet Baby Ink. This statement has sparked outrage among gamers, and it's important to address the issue. In a tweet, Jules Hardy, a presenter and host for CB BBC, expressed support for Black Girl Gamers, a company partnering with brands to change gaming from the inside out. However, Hardy's tweet also called for a final purge of gamers, specifically referencing Gamergate. This statement has been met with criticism and backlash from gamers. It's concerning to see such a divisive statement from a public figure, especially one with influence. Gamers are an integral part of the gaming industry, and their opinions and feedback are valuable for developers. To call for their removal from the industry is not only disrespectful but also damaging to the gaming community as a whole. It's important to remember that diversity of opinion is essential in any community, including the gaming community. While disagreements may arise, it's crucial to engage in constructive dialogue rather than resorting to divisive language and actions. As gamers, we should strive to create a positive and inclusive gaming environment where everyone feels welcome. Let's continue to support each other and celebrate our shared passion for gaming. #gamergate2 #sweetbabyinc #sweetbabyincdetected #BBC #GamingCommunity #Inclusivity #Gamers #SweetBabyInk

I'm deeply concerned for my safety as ReviewTechUSA has been behaving like a creepy stalker, sending strange, passive-aggressive messages online to both me and Jay Hooft. In a shocking turn of events, ReviewTechUSA was caught red-handed using an alt account to donate to his former editor Jay Hooft (JKB)'s stream. The donation was not just a friendly gesture but a malicious attempt to troll and derail the livestream. This comes after ReviewTechUSA claimed he was moving on from the drama and even boasted about having a victory for ending Jay's streaming career. ReviewTechUSA's behavior has been nothing short of obsessed and unhinged since the fallout between him and Jay Hooft. It's clear he needs to take a step back and seek help. The evidence of his trolling was uncovered when Streamlabs sent a PayPal email showing the donation sender, revealing ReviewTechUSA's email address. This was further confirmed in JKB's Discord group, along with additional evidence shared directly with me from JKB himself. It's disappointing to see someone stoop to such levels, especially after claiming to be moving past the drama. ReviewTechUSA's actions show a lack of maturity and a concerning level of obsession. Let's hope he takes this as a wake-up call to address his behavior. #rtustreams #reviewtechusa #jkb #jayhooft #youtubedrama #lolcowlive

Melonie Mac has responded to Alyssa Mercante and corresponded with her via email. This will be the final mention of the Kotaku editor for now. It seems she is seeking attention by targeting YouTubers, so Melonie Mac has chosen not to engage further with her. However, for transparency, Melonie Mac will share what was communicated to Alyssa in case there are attempts to misrepresent her words. Melonie Mac has made an official statement in regards to Kotaku Senior Editor Targets Melonie Mac and 'Toxic' YouTubers in Planned Hit Piece. In this video, we discuss the recent turmoil at Kotaku, where Editor-in-Chief Jen Glennon has resigned reportedly due to a new editorial direction focusing on game guides over news. This shift comes amidst backlash from the #sweetbabyinc controversy and criticism of the site's political narratives. We also cover Alyssa Mercante's apparent intent to target YouTuber Melonie Mac in a future article, sparking further outrage among gamers. Join us as we delve into the unfolding drama at Kotaku and the broader implications for gaming journalism. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more updates on this developing story! #meloniemacgoboom #meloniemac #kotaku #alyssamercante #sweetbabyinc #sweetbabyincdetected #gamergate2 #gamergate

In a series of controversial posts, Unleashed Games Founder and CEO Irena Pereira sparked outrage by boasting about excluding white male characters from the company's upcoming game Haven. Pereira's comments, since deleted, highlighted a deliberate choice to feature only non-white male characters in the alpha build of the game. Pereira's remarks emphasized the importance of representation in games, stating, "Just wait until they notice that none of our starting characters in our alpha build are white males. None. Out of 6." She defended her decision, stating that representation matters and that games should reflect a diverse player base. Despite facing criticism for her statements, Pereira remained steadfast, even suggesting that her actions were an experiment to challenge the lack of diversity in video game characters. She faced further backlash for comments made at the Game Developers Conference '24, where she shared intimate stories about menstruation, drawing criticism for being out of touch with the industry's priorities. Pereira's insistence on her stance has led to questions about her motives and the impact of her decisions on the gaming community. What are your thoughts on Pereira's comments and her unwavering defense of them? Join the discussion to share your perspective. #gamergate2 #gamergate #sweetbabyinc #sweetbabyincdetected #unleashedgames #kotaku #alyssamercante

Officially owning ReviewtechUSA with my own dance for exposed. In a stunning revelation, ReviewTechUSA was caught using an alternate account to donate to his former editor Jay Hooft (JKB)'s stream. This donation wasn't just a friendly gesture; it was a malicious attempt to troll and disrupt the live stream. This incident comes after ReviewTechUSA claimed to be moving on from the drama and even bragged about having a victory in ending Jay's streaming career. ReviewTechUSA's behavior has been erratic and obsessive since his fallout with Jay Hooft. It's evident that he needs to step back and seek help. The evidence of his trolling was uncovered when Streamlabs sent a PayPal email revealing ReviewTechUSA's email address as the donation sender. This was also confirmed in JKB's Discord group, along with additional evidence shared with me directly from JKB. It's disappointing to witness such behavior, especially after ReviewTechUSA claimed to be moving past the drama. His actions demonstrate a lack of maturity and a troubling level of fixation. Let's hope this serves as a wake-up call for him to address his behavior. Join me in discussing this shocking revelation and its implications on my dance celebrating the video where I exposed ReviewTechUSA's actions. #rtustreams #reviewtechusa #jkb #jayhooft #youtubedrama #lolcowlive

In a shocking turn of events, ReviewTechUSA was caught red-handed using an alt account to donate to his former editor Jay Hooft (JKB)'s stream. The donation was not just a friendly gesture, but a malicious attempt to troll and derail the live stream. This comes after ReviewTechUSA claimed he was moving on from the drama and even boasted about having a victory for ending Jay's streaming career. ReviewTechUSA's behavior has been nothing short of obsessed and unhinged since the fallout between him and Jay Hooft. It's clear he needs to take a step back and seek help. The evidence of his trolling was uncovered when Streamlabs sent a PayPal email showing the donation sender, revealing ReviewTechUSA's email address. This was further confirmed in JKB's Discord group, along with additional evidence shared directly with me from JKB himself. It's disappointing to see someone stoop to such levels, especially after claiming to be moving past the drama. ReviewTechUSA's actions show a lack of maturity and a concerning level of obsession. Let's hope he takes this as a wake-up call to address his behavior. #rtustreams #reviewtechusa #jkb #jayhooft #youtubedrama #lolcowlive

In this video, we discuss the recent turmoil at Kotaku, where Editor-in-Chief Jen Glennon has resigned reportedly due to a new editorial direction focusing on game guides over news. This shift comes amidst backlash from the #sweetbabyinc controversy and criticism of the site's political narratives. We also cover Alyssa Mercante's apparent intent to target YouTuber Melonie Mac in a future article, sparking further outrage among gamers. Join us as we delve into the unfolding drama at Kotaku and the broader implications for gaming journalism. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more updates on this developing story!

After ReviewTechUSA had a complete meltdown against 8-bit Eric on stream last night, where he attacked me, labeled my actions as lies, and even brought up Trump for some reason, it's clear he's still obsessed and butt hurt over Melonie Mac. Let's address the situation: ReviewTechUSA recently accused me of spreading lies about him, claiming I leaked private audio messages he sent to Jay Hooft (JKB) and posted his Facebook post and tweets. I want to clarify: I did not leak any of Rich's private messages or post his content. Despite this, Rich has continued to blame me for his actions, even bringing up unrelated topics like Trump to deflect criticism. It's clear he's grasping at straws and trying to shift blame. In a recent stream, ReviewTechUSA aired private audio messages he sent to Jay Hooft after Jay announced he was cutting ties with Rich. This came after Jay received unpleasant messages from Rich, sparking controversy. The drama began when Rich posted a Facebook post mocking JKB about a PC he had given him, which he later deleted. JKB responded by revealing the truth about his firing on Discord. Rich's comments about JKB in Discord screenshots prompted others to defend JKB, leading to a video addressing the situation. After the video's release, Rich accused others of leaking the Discord posts, including one of JKB's defenders. However, this accusation was false. Following the situation, Rich eventually apologized to JKB, personally paying him and apologizing for his behavior. Rich also apologized to others, including the defender, for his false accusations. Despite the apologies, the drama between ReviewTechUSA and Jay Hooft continues. This incident serves as a reminder to verify information before making assumptions in online controversies.

Kotaku's editor-in-chief, Jen Glennon, has resigned from her role, citing a new editorial directive from G/O Media that prioritizes game guides over news. This decision has sparked controversy within the gaming community, with many questioning the future direction of the publication. Glennon's resignation letter expressed her belief that the decision to focus on guides is "fundamentally misguided" and ignores the site's current infrastructure. She highlighted the disregard for the livelihoods of the remaining writers and editors at Kotaku. According to sources, Kotaku staffers are now expected to produce 50 guides per week, a significant shift from the site's previous emphasis on news coverage. The site's landing page, which typically featured major stories and breaking news, has been replaced with tips and guides. Glennon's departure marks another leadership change for Kotaku, following Patricia Hernandez's reported firing in August 2023. The reasons for these changes, as well as the future of Kotaku, remain uncertain. #sweetbabyinc #sweetbabyincdetected #gamergate2 #gamergate #kotaku

Operation Galuga is a new take on the classic Contra series, aiming to revitalize the franchise after some lackluster entries in recent years. The game, while not groundbreaking, manages to be a solid addition to the series with its fast-paced action and updated gameplay mechanics. The story mode, although lacking in depth and featuring trite writing and bland voice acting, stays true to the spirit of the franchise. However, players can easily skip the cutscenes and get straight into the action with the arcade mode, which offers a more traditional Contra experience. One of the game's strengths is its ability to cater to different types of players. While it can be played on high difficulty settings for a challenge similar to the classic games, it also offers lower difficulty settings and an HP bar for those who prefer a more forgiving experience. This inclusivity allows new players to enjoy the game without feeling overwhelmed by its difficulty. Operation Galuga also introduces new elements to the series, such as perks unlocked with credits earned in-game. These perks range from starting levels with specific weapons to tweaking health and mobility, adding a layer of customization to the gameplay. Despite its positive aspects, Operation Galuga has its flaws. The graphics are notably subpar, lacking the detailed spritework of previous games in the series. However, the game maintains a steady framerate even during intense action sequences. Overall, Operation Galuga is a welcome addition to the Contra series, offering a fun and engaging experience for both new and veteran players. While it may not reach the heights of its predecessors, it manages to capture the essence of what makes Contra games so beloved #contraoperationgaluga #ContraOG #konami #contraoperationgalugareview #contraoperationgalugagameplay #contra:operationgaluga #contra

After ReviewTechUSA had a complete meltdown against 8-bit Eric on stream last night, where he attacked me, labeled my actions as lies, and even brought up Trump for some reason, it's clear he's still obsessed and butt hurt over Melonie Mac. Let's address the situation: ReviewTechUSA recently accused me of spreading lies about him, claiming I leaked private audio messages he sent to Jay Hooft (JKB) and posted his Facebook post and tweets. I want to clarify: I did not leak any of Rich's private messages or post his content. Despite this, Rich has continued to blame me for his actions, even bringing up unrelated topics like Trump to deflect criticism. It's clear he's grasping at straws and trying to shift blame. In a recent stream, ReviewTechUSA aired private audio messages he sent to Jay Hooft after Jay announced he was cutting ties with Rich. This came after Jay received unpleasant messages from Rich, sparking controversy. The drama began when Rich posted a Facebook post mocking JKB about a PC he had given him, which he later deleted. JKB responded by revealing the truth about his firing on Discord. Rich's comments about JKB in Discord screenshots prompted others to defend JKB, leading to a video addressing the situation. After the video's release, Rich accused others of leaking the Discord posts, including one of JKB's defenders. However, this accusation was false. Following the situation, Rich eventually apologized to JKB, personally paying him and apologizing for his behavior. Rich also apologized to others, including the defender, for his false accusations. Despite the apologies, the drama between ReviewTechUSA and Jay Hooft continues. This incident serves as a reminder to verify information before making assumptions in online controversies. Check out Jay Hooft's channel for his perspective on the situation: Jay's Channel #ReviewTechUSA #rtustreams #ReviewTech #JayHooft #GamingDrama #Controversy #Apology #OnlineConflict

Step into the latest gaming controversy as we dissect The Verge's recent article, "The return of Gamergate is smaller and sadder," penned by Parrish. The piece attempts to recap the current state of video game discourse but falls short with its heavily skewed perspective. Parrish's narrative conveniently omits crucial details, such as Sweet Baby Inc. staff writer Chris Kindred's call for a mass false reporting campaign against a public Steam Curator List tracking games associated with the company. This omission is akin to leaving out a significant chapter in a story, distorting the true sequence of events. When critics pointed out this glaring oversight, Twitter user @YourReadThisWr1 shared private messages from Parrish, revealing her attempt to justify Kindred's actions. She defended the false reporting campaign as a means to shut down a forum allegedly filled with harassment, conveniently sidestepping the fact that it was a direct attack on free speech and fair criticism. Despite these revelations, Parrish has remained silent on the matter, opting instead to lock her personal Twitter account. This move suggests a lack of accountability and transparency on her part, raising questions about journalistic integrity. Join us as we analyze this controversy and its implications for gaming journalism. Subscribe for more insights and discussions on gaming controversies and industry news. #SweetBabyInc #Gamergate2 #sweetbabyincdetected #GamingNews #VideoGames #GovernmentSupport #TakeThis #NarrativeConsultancy #GamerCommunity #GameIndustry #theverge #GamingControversy #BiasedReporting #VideoGameDiscourse

In this explosive video, we delve into the shocking revelation that the US government is backing Sweet Baby Inc, labeling any criticism as 'Gamergate 2!' Join us as we uncover how taxpayer money is being used to support a narrative consultancy company and what it means for gamers. The drama with Sweet Baby Inc. takes an unexpected turn as the United States government enters the fray, sparking even more controversy. Recently, a US government-funded organization has taken aim at those of us who are raising questions about Sweet Baby Inc.'s activities, attempting to silence dissent. Notably, Kotaku senior editor Alyssa Mercante and PlayStation PR Mike Diver have tried to deplatform RGT 85 for his negative opinion about Sweet Baby Inc, adding to the ongoing drama. Despite their efforts, we maintain that we have every right to identify games associated with a particular company, which is all that Sweet Baby Inc. Detected is doing. This is akin to having nutrition facts on food labels; we should know what we're consuming, whether it's a game or a meal. The situation is further complicated by the involvement of a US government-funded nonprofit called Take This, founded in 2014 to support mental health in the gaming community. However, it's hard to see what they've accomplished beyond taking up space and funds. Their recent call for the denouncement of "Gamergate" raises questions about their true motives, especially given their ties to Bethesda, Ubisoft, and PlayStation. Furthermore, Take This' association with the Department of Homeland Security's research project, which aims to monitor extremism in gaming, is concerning. It seems our own government is spying on us while we play games. As a United States citizen, it's infuriating to think that my hard-earned tax dollars are being used to fund a useless organization that seems more interested in condemning me than actually accomplishing anything meaningful. The existence of Take This, especially in light of its founding in response to the original Gamergate, is a slap in the face to gamers everywhere. In response to Take This' call for action, I urge gaming developers to consider the consequences. Gamers have massive backlogs of games and can easily boycott new releases. The industry needs us more than we need them. Join the conversation and share your thoughts on this latest development. Subscribe for more gaming news and commentary! #USGovernment #SweetBabyInc #Gamergate2 #GamingNews #VideoGames #GovernmentSupport #TakeThis #NarrativeConsultancy #GamerCommunity #GameIndustry

ReviewTechUSA recently stirred up controversy by accusing me of spreading lies about him, claiming that I had leaked private audio messages he sent to Jay Hooft (JKB) and posted his Facebook post and tweets. Let me set the record straight: I did not leak any of Rich's private messages or post any of his content. Despite this, Rich has continued to blame me for his own actions, even bringing up unrelated topics like Trump in an attempt to deflect criticism. It's clear that Rich is grasping at straws and attempting to shift blame onto others. Let's delve into the details of this ongoing drama and see how it has unfolded. In a recent stream, ReviewTechUSA (Rich) aired private audio messages he had sent to Jay Hooft after Jay announced he was cutting ties with Rich. This decision came after Jay received unpleasant messages from Rich, sparking controversy and discussions among fans. The drama began when Rich posted a Facebook post mocking JKB about a PC he had given him, which he later deleted. JKB responded by revealing the truth about his firing on Discord. Rich's disparaging comments about JKB in Discord screenshots prompted others to defend JKB, leading to a video addressing the situation. After the video's release, Rich accused others of leaking the Discord posts, including one of JKB's defenders. However, this accusation was false, as the defender was merely standing up for a friend. Following the escalating situation, Rich eventually apologized to JKB, personally paying him and apologizing for his behavior. Rich also apologized to others, including the defender, for his false accusations. Despite the apologies and attempts to resolve the issue, the drama between ReviewTechUSA and Jay Hooft continues. The incident serves as a reminder to verify information before making assumptions in online controversies. Check out Jay Hooft's channel for his perspective on the situation: / @jayhooft #ReviewTechUSA #rtustreams #ReviewTech #JayHooft #GamingDrama #Controversy #Apology #OnlineConflict

ReviewTechUSA continues his passive-aggressive attacks on Jay Hooft, stirring up more drama in the gaming community. In a recent stream, ReviewTechUSA (Rich) aired private audio messages he sent to Jay Hooft (JKB) after Hooft announced he was done with Rich. This came after receiving unpleasant messages from Rich, sparking controversy and discussions among fans. The drama began when Rich posted a Facebook post mocking JKB about a PC he had given him, which he later deleted. JKB responded by revealing the truth about his firing on Discord. Rich's disparaging comments about JKB in Discord screenshots prompted others to defend JKB, leading to a video addressing the situation. After the video's release, Rich accused others of leaking the Discord posts, including one of JKB's defenders. However, this accusation was false, as the defender was merely standing up for a friend. Following the escalating situation, Rich eventually apologized to JKB, personally paying him and apologizing for his behavior. Rich also apologized to others, including the defender, for his false accusations. Despite the apologies and attempts to resolve the issue, the drama between ReviewTechUSA and Jay Hooft continues. The incident serves as a reminder to verify information before making assumptions in online controversies. Check out Jay Hooft's channel for his perspective on the situation: Jay's Channel #reviewtechusa #reviewtech #rtustreams

In this explosive video, we dive into the shocking revelation that the US government is backing Sweet Baby Inc, labeling any criticism as 'Gamergate 2!' Discover how taxpayer money is being used to support a narrative consultancy company and what it means for gamers. The saga with Sweet Baby Inc. just keeps getting wilder. Brace yourselves, because now the United States government has entered the chat, and things are about to get even weirder. Recently, a US government-funded organization has taken aim at those of us who are raising questions about Sweet Baby Inc.'s activities. Despite their claims, we have every right to identify games associated with a particular company, which is all that Sweet Baby Inc. Detected is doing. This is akin to having nutrition facts on food labels; we should know what we're consuming, whether it's a game or a meal. Now, let's dive into the recent news. According to an article on Bounding Into Comics, a US government-funded nonprofit called Take This has called for the denouncement of "Gamergate." This nonprofit, founded in 2014, claims to support mental health in the gaming community. However, it's hard to see what they've accomplished beyond taking up space and funds. Take This is associated with notable figures from Bethesda, Ubisoft, and PlayStation, raising questions about their true motives. Furthermore, their ties to the Department of Homeland Security's research project, which aims to monitor extremism in gaming, are concerning. It seems our own government is spying on us while we play games. As a United States citizen, it's infuriating to think that my hard-earned tax dollars are being used to fund a useless organization that seems more interested in condemning me than actually accomplishing anything meaningful. The existence of Take This, especially in light of its founding in response to the original Gamergate, is a slap in the face to gamers everywhere. In response to Take This' call for action, I urge gaming developers to consider the consequences. Gamers have massive backlogs of games and can easily boycott new releases. The industry needs us more than we need them. 🎮 Subscribe for more gaming news and commentary! 🎮 #USGovernment #SweetBabyInc #Gamergate2 #GamingNews #VideoGames #GovernmentSupport #TakeThis #NarrativeConsultancy #GamerCommunity #GameIndustry