The amount of information and research put into it makes me feel genuinely embarassed for the actual supposed professional journalistic outlets that have written about this. Laissez-faire yellow journalism, not even a smidgeon of the labour Internet Aristocrat has clearly enacted. It's a patheticism you have to see to believe and it is tenfold.sinister wrote:The most recent Internet Aristocrat video is awesome. I've had to watch it a few times because it is so information dense, but there is so much going on I don't see how he could have compressed it anymore.
If these gaming sites, Kotaku, Giant Bomb, Escapist, Neogaf, and even tech sites like Ars Technica, truly wanted the truth to will out they would've done the same. But they didn't. It's no surprise that gaming journalism is corrupt - it has been for a long time (Geoff Keighley being a case in point) - but to see it so blatantly out in the open, without blinders, without any preconception of what they're doing, is still somewhat startling to behold. The favouritism, the double standards, the nepotism on display. It's sickening. And, of course, anyone who should object to it are "misogynists", "sexists", "dudebros", and so on and so forth, with the exception of women who are either "gender traitors" or "chillgirls."