Game Companies Expanding Brain

Release historically incorrect WWII game and smear your audience as sexist and racist because they don't want to buy a badly written game. EA Produce game in midst of lootbox controversy and cram progression-based microtransactions into it, days after release. ACTIVISION Take some chinese p2w mobile game, put a Diablo sticker on it and announce it to a crowd of PC gamers with one of the most disliked game trailers in history - all while asking the crowd if they not have phones? BLIZZARD ENTERTAINMENT Cram skyrim dragons into fallout 4, delete NPC's and allow 24 players to simultaneously glitch around an empty world at 15 frames per second, with disabled PVP and no endgame. Cause a class A lawsuit and produce Federal Trade Commission violations by advertising a canvas bag but selling nylon bags for 2005 with $5 in-game cosmetics as compensation. BETHESDA GAME STUDIOS

The meme uses the expanding brain format to mock major video game companies for escalating from controversial creative decisions to increasingly absurd monetization, design, and marketing disasters. Each panel pairs a more elaborate complaint with a supposedly more enlightened brain, making the final examples look ridiculous rather than intelligent. It is shared as a sarcastic reaction to corporate hypocrisy and infamous gaming controversies. EN: The meme uses the expanding brain format to mock major video game companies for escalating from controversial creative decisions to increasingly absurd monetization, design, and marketing disasters. Each panel pairs a more elaborate complaint with a supposedly more enlightened brain, making the final examples look ridiculous rather than intelligent. It is shared as a sarcastic reaction to corporate hypocrisy and infamous gaming controversies.

• @memetutorial / 11699 2018-12-02