PullusPardus on 28 February 2014
| brighat said: Video game "journalists" see themselves as celebrities despite making less than many of their fans. All of them think they are Katy Perry and won't follow people on Social Media. Either that or there must be something in the water in California that makes them act as such. Maybe they need to hire people who have degrees in journalism instead of fame-hungry bloggers and hipsters. Electronic Games did the former and their back issues remain a great read and very professional. In 2014, it's an utter joke. |
right? I remember magazines and some articles from different languages that are fun to read almost as fun as playing the games themselves, they were critics yes, but they did it so professionally that you are eager to read their next publication and learn more into the ins and outs of the games and the proccess of game developement.
I find Siliconera, Rock Paper Shotgun and Kotaku right now to be closest to this, though kotaku sometimes have their annoying obviously biased opinions (like seeing everything anti female like that one time with Dragon's Crown)
