Is it time for gaming journalism to grow some balls?

[Nicklesbe]

PullusPardus said:

Toxy said:

Can we all just write this off as being a publicity stunt and move on?
This sort of thing happens all the time. If there is no drama, then there is no news.

If you dislike what she did, don't buy her game. If you support her, buy her game.
What she did is definitely immoral (that is if she did cheat on her partner), but then again some people are being overly judgemental on the situation.
It is up to her and her partner to sort out, not a bunch of users on the internet.
Two wrongs simply do not make a right. Not everyone has taken this too far, but surely there are some crazy people out there that would have been abusive towards her, which in turn gives forum users a bad name.
The best way to get passed a situation like this is not to get involved. Some people simply do shitty things whether they are male or female.

I don't care if she had sex with millions of people.

The issue is not about this, the issue is she got in bed with journalists to get her game made in "Game Jam" (while getting the guy who hosted it fired for being a misoginist) and then she went to bed with a guy to have her game featured on Kotaku and other sites and then after all this shit she blames gamers for attacking her and censoring all the threads (and banning sites that post anything against her) ... so that is why I think Journalists do not have the balls to say anything against her. 

Kotakus own investigation found none of that was true. But then hey, what's more reliable? An inviestigation by those that would be liable if it was true and would have to fire people, or the made up accusations of those on reddit? I guess it doesn't matter that the one guy who worked at kotaku that she was suspected of sleeping with never wrote a story about, or reviewed her game. But then what are facts compared to the ramblings of reddit trolls?