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Dbrand, a renowned producer of skins for mobile devices and console faceplates, found itself in hot water recently due to a controversial incident on social media. The company, known for its "witty banter" with customers, took it too far this time, drawing criticism from the gaming community.
I really hate when companies try to be edgy... like it's not funny, never has been funny and never will be
Do you speak for everyone? I wouldnt consider making fun of someones last name as "edgy" either tho.
Everyone wants to be the next Wendy’s social media rep. Since they do it and seemingly get away with it cause comments actually trolls for such a response, every company is trying to get in on being edgy.
Yes d brand tries to be humorous but if a customer reaches out to you with a question the last thing should be to make fun of their name
Did the right thing apologize and move on. Given the cancel culture and snowflakes it seems everyone is offended by everything. This next generation is so damn soft
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Skybound Entertainment has launched the crowdfunding campaign for its AAA Invincible game with a minimum investment set at $100.
These ppl are terrible. expecting gamers to pick up the dev costs with high as he'll initial investment. When they probably already have the funds considering they already hired a team of 30 and have the creator backing them.
They seem to be crowdfunding the idea of a studio rather than an actual game. It's already at near half a million and there isn't even concept/any kind of proof of concept. People throwing so much money at something that'll most likely be too big for crowd funding alone and will have em partner up with a publisher.
The device itself and the games are fine, which I think the majority of sane gamers and non-fanboys will agree.
It's EVERYTHING else surrounding it that's the problem.
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Digital foundry hands on..its basically a wiiu in disguise and mario they played was 720p docked damnnnnnn