The days of game devs cowering in fear of video game journalists is seemingly OVER. The CM of Palworld seemingly pokes fun at Forbes writer Paul Tassi speaking out of both sides of his face, and Minecraft creator Notch kicks in $5000 to defend a YouTuber from a lawsuit instigated by Kotaku's Alyssa Mercante.
Game developers are increasingly challenging gaming journalists, as evidenced by Palworld's CM mocking Forbes writer Paul Tassi and Minecraft creator Notch donating $5000 to defend a YouTuber against a lawsuit from Kotaku's Alyssa Mercante.
The era of game developers fearing video game journalists appears to be ending, with developers now openly criticizing and countering journalists' narratives.
Gaming journalism's influence may be waning as developers and content creators form alliances to combat perceived unfair treatment or biased reporting from traditional gaming media outlets.
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