didn't the company you work for pay for the documentary?
wouldn't be the first time you used gaf to defend your corporate interests.
Really? You're really going to go there?
didn't the company you work for pay for the documentary?
wouldn't be the first time you used gaf to defend your corporate interests.
Funny thing is people are talking about them when they wouldn't be.
They're laughing alright.
Yeah that's about it now, but I commented way early in the thread where people seemed genuinely angry about it. The teaser was extremely pretentious, but I was referring to people who seemed to have personal vendettas against some involved with it.What outrage? I see a whole lot of people making fun of them, is all.
ghst is implying that since I work for Microsoft, and have talked about Windows 8 a bit in Windows 8 threads after being completely transparent about my employment there, I obviously have a vested interest in a documentary sponsored by Internet Explorer.Eh? What's this all about?
I still have some hope Polygon will be a good site. There really is no denying that their features are impressive. They have a few that are almost book size, and the layout is pretty slick. Crecente isn't bad at all, and I like Michael McWhertor. The guy went to bat for Demon's Souls time and time again, and that says a lot for me. I'm not really familiar with anyone else there except Justin, who is one of my least favorite and least trusted reviewers of all time after that NieR debacle.
Shit, you guys are still playing CoH?
It's part of his body. Just like the hipster glasses.
I'm so torn on this whole thing. I really don't know how to differentiate between the Justin McElroy that said "In 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand I went over a ramp, and when I went over the ramp, the ramp exploded. Video Games!" and the Justin McElroy who says that he's worried about living a trivial existence because he writes about video games.
The total self awareness in one instance and the total lack of self awareness in the other is baffling.
I didn't watch the Sterling video but I give it a 2/10
I have it on record that you watched only 3 seconds of the video.
Look I watched the first few segments and could tell nothing was going to change so I didn't finish it. Is that wrong?? lol basement dumb fart dildo dildo cracker poop
erm...
Man, I keep hearing stuff like this. Maybe I'm missing something but every time I go to the website the layout looks incomprehensible. It just looks like a bunch of graphic designers trying way too hard to be "fresh" and "innovative." I can barely find anything. Maybe it looks much better on an ipad screen but on my PC it looks like total nonsense.
40 milli into the website, I said wow
but I'm for any gaming site that is willing to break away from the norm in gaming "journalism"
Sure that will absolutely happen in the beginning, but this puts Polygon back on the radar.Not when their goal was to be taken seriously.
Now, EVERY article will contain the comment "dat new games journalism" similar. And Justin McElroy has now become a punch line (if he wasn't already).
They've kneecapped themselves before they even got to the starting line.
I continue to be more and more confused about, well, everything with Polygon.
Is this video an example of "new games journalism" that will "change everything"?
WTF, but I am sure I'm missing something.
Right?
I continue to be more and more confused about, well, everything with Polygon.
Is this video an example of "new games journalism" that will "change everything"?
WTF, but I am sure I'm missing something.
Right?
I continue to be more and more confused about, well, everything with Polygon.
Is this video an example of "new games journalism" that will "change everything"?
WTF, but I am sure I'm missing something.
Right?
WTF, but I am sure I'm missing something.
That's not actually brian crecente.
I can't stop laughing at this post
Strangely I watched this yesterday after watching the trailer. I wish there was another one...
I continue to be more and more confused about, well, everything with Polygon.
Is this video an example of "new games journalism" that will "change everything"?
WTF, but I am sure I'm missing something.
Right?
OK I'm embarrassed.
*slinks away with head down*
Carry on world, I'll be over here.
I just sit in front of the keyboard, and the genius falls out.
Man I wish that was new games journalism.I continue to be more and more confused about, well, everything with Polygon.
Is this video an example of "new games journalism" that will "change everything"?
WTF, but I am sure I'm missing something.
Right?
I know I'm late to it, but that RPS post. Holy shit! I can only imagine how baffled UbiSoft PR would be while looking it over, "what the fuck?" going over and over in their head as they continue reading.
Man, what a great blog.
Of course, journalists are notoriously uneasy about becoming interview subjects themselves. How did the Polygon staff feels about being on the other end of lines of questioning? According to Mr. Grant, the idea came from the business side of the operation.
"[We] were like, 'They want to sponsor a documentary series? Awesome," he said. "'But about us? Uh, interesting.'"
Seems the idea came from business team. Which is not exactly very encouraging for the future of the site.
http://adage.com/article/digital/vox-hypes-gaming-site-documentary/236827/
Seems the idea came from business team. Which is not exactly very encouraging for the future of the site.
http://adage.com/article/digital/vox-hypes-gaming-site-documentary/236827/
40 million in venture capital, what?! And these guys are playing the "small beginnings" card? LOL