Feminists “won” big this week… and by “winning” I mean they won the ire of normies by red pilling a bunch of chicks who otherwise would have continued to support third-wave feminists and their crazy exploits to ruin modern day culture and destabilize first-world countries.
Third-wave feminists had a two pronged attack against two male dominated industries and ended up getting more exposed than the pussy on Kim Kardashian’s Instagram account… since, you know, Kayne does show up on there quite often.
Anyway, the first instance was feminists attacking Nolan Bushnell and getting the GDC to rescind a Pioneer Award, which actually saw former female Atari employees taking the fight to feminists like Brianna Wu; it was a glorious display of normies finally putting the vultures in a cage.
The second major instance of feminists exposing themselves as frauds was when they managed to get the F1 to fire all the grid girls, putting a bunch of young, hot tots out of work and depriving beautiful chicks of modeling work. This actually resulted in a bunch of other normies to come out and bring the heat down around the feminists ears in greater degrees than their menopause hot flashes. These burning stories and more in this February 3rd, 2018 edition of the Weekly Recap.
Razer Apologizes To SJWs
Some people never learn and Razer seems to be one of the. The peripheral maker is yet another one of the companies out there who laid prostrate for Social Justice Warriors and apologized for sharing the Ugandan Knuckles meme. Facebook is working on their very own streaming service for video games, and it’s set to debut soon. Most people aren’t fond of Mark Cuckerberg and Facebook, so we’ll see how well this all turns out. Curious about the the history of the Commodore? Well, there’s a documentary that covers the life, birth and death of Amiga’s Commodore. Days Gone is gearing up for release and Bend Studios is looking for some hardy testers… and they also have plans on showcasing the game at this year’s GDC.
Feminists Get Pretty Models Fired
Feminists have taken things a step further in their attempts to hurt men and their hetero sexuality. They’ve actually forced F1 to get rid of the grid girls. Yes, they put women out of work in order to attack men, showing just how spiteful they really are. And speaking of crazy feminists, Brianna Wu and the gang went after Nolan Bushnell in order to forfend the GDC pioneer award out of his grasp. What was his crime? Enjoying the company of women. Really. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has sold quite well, showing that sexy females are still a top-selling quality in a game when it’s done right. And speaking of selling well… the Nintendo Switch has now surpassed the Wii U’s lifetime sales. And EA doesn’t believe that loot box microtransactions are considered as gambling.
Female Atari Employees Come To Nolan Bushnell’s Rescue
In a rare act of women coming to save a man, some of the former employees of Atari who happened to be female ended coming to the aid of Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari. They basically made it known that all the diatribe lumped on Bushnell by feminazis like Brianna Wu was bunk. XSeed is a bit afraid of more lewd Japanese games making their way to the West because the XSeed localizers feel those games will end up getting censored and butchered. Gigantic, a diversity-driven MOBA game, will be shutting down this July due to poor sales and low player engagement. And Nickelodeon has turned April O’Neil from Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles… black.
XSeed Discusses The Ever Encroaching Shroud Of Censorship In The West
Xseed’s Tom has been at the forefront of fighting for the removal of censorship during the localization process for so many of the Japanese games that the company localizes coming from Japan. They’ve gained a lot of support for their efforts… just until Tom tried to reach the SJW crowd with his comments. A new outfit called UncensorPat.ch offers nude mods and uncensored patches for games that have been censored on Steam. Yakuza 6: The Song of Life has been delayed, pushed out of its late March release and into a middle-of-April release instead. While that might be seen as bad news, the good news is that it’s also receiving a free demo. And Gabe Newell has denied the rumors spread by Polygon that Microsoft was attempting to buy out Valve and Steam, snuffing the air out of the sails of that smelly rumor.
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