Well done-  

I did see the quote re lay offs have nothing to do w Nintendo-  and it may or may not be correct but i take nearly all  publicly traded company PR/IR statements w a big grain of salt -   90% of the time they will "spin" any statement as much as they can within legal limits     unless i get to know a company or particular spokesperson well enough to trust, then i assume they are not going to volunteer any negative news or news that can be percieved that way unless they have to by law-   it does not mean all CO IR/PR is BS it just means there is enough there to not really know what is acurate/frank/forthcoming or not

Did you even read the article you linked?  There is nothing false in it-  Most of it was simply quoting spokesman from DeNA

DeNA is helping develop some of the games and they are helping them get to the mobile market-  Besides who is doing excatly what between DeNA and Nintenod is not really  the point of the article anyway-  Is the repoting of a legit, tiley and pertinent story offnd your senses-  there are plenty of Nintendo "echo chambers" on the net if that is what you are looking for- (the Wii U is sellng like gangbusters and the 3DS should surpass the DS in sales any day now-  is that better?)

"We've got Nintendo devs now, we don't need any of you losers."

actually, this is probably true lol

@ Bolded: We've been through this already - DeNA is not 'helping develop some of the games'. Nintendo is developing the game product. DeNA is responsible for the service, as backed up with quotes from Iwata in previous posts.

Now do a Google search with the words Nintendo, DeNA, and Layoff.

Almost every news article concerning the layoffs has DeNA in the title, and identifies them as Nintendo's mobile partner. DeNA is clearly the subject of those articles. Gamespot's article does not even mention DeNA's company name anywhere in the title, making the negative focus of the news appear more Nintendo-centric than DeNA-centric.

This, I believe, is the point of SpokenTruth's post quoted above, and also the point of the backlash against the OP for choosing Gamespot's heading as the title of the thread and using Gamespot's article as their source.

This is not about posting stories that will 'offend the senses', it's how they're reported.

And note, that he said IF the article is outright false - he did not state that it is outright false. Except for the skewed focus of the article's title and the misinformation about DeNA developing the games in the final sentence, the rest of Gamespot's article on the layoffs contains pretty much the same details as most of the other reports.

Hopefully all of them can find a job soon.
Also, Nintendo will develop some games, so they covered in that part, and how much! The best developer ever with the highest quality has joined their party.

the article says they are "helping" with some games-  DeNA and Iwata said the same-  as far as the definiton of "help" I can t say but that is wat was put out by Iwata and DeNA so you can t try to say Gamespot has mis quoted and they are not lying in thier article-  And like i said that was not the point of the article anyway-    you are readig way to much into the words-  the Gamespot article  is very similar to the half doze or so other articles from various pubilcations re the same topic-   

Yep.

Many companies have many partnerships. The news in question has nothing to do with Nintendo, but without Nintendo in the title nobody would care and Gamespot would make less money. So the complaints are basically about bad journalism that 'improves' news to gain more money.

The complaints were about the title, so about gamespot and not Daredevilshark. I think the complaints about the title are justified. nobody said anything about copying news.