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Member
(03-16-2007,
11:08 PM)
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Gamesradar loses it, accuses IGN of copying, now with come uppance
#1
http://www.gamesradar.com/us/ps2/gam... ctionId=1006
Haven't IGN been doing most of these features before Gamesradar even freaking EXISTED? And uh, isn't writing a public news story like this INCREDIBLY unprofessional? *sings* "deeesperatiooooon...." |
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show 'em yer Jazz hands
(03-16-2007,
11:16 PM)
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#5
It's such an everyday idea too.
This is seriously weak. |
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Member
(03-16-2007,
11:21 PM)
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#10
I seriously wish my gif collection was online for this one. :(
airball.gif lol.gif ladypunchedinface.gif guycockingpistolthatbreaks.gif lolamadeus.gif lex-lugerripsoffhisshirt.gif babytunnel.gif serkisdancing.gif guyshootshimselfwithphaser.gif jimlook.gif notmyproblem.gif |
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(03-16-2007,
11:27 PM)
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#13
Wow.
It's a shame that they have stooped down to this level, because I really liked their layout (and it starts and ends there ). But to say IGN is copying them is just laughable considering they've been doing this since some of the people on NeoGaf haven't even been born. |
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Member
(03-16-2007,
11:31 PM)
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#18
OMG! IGN was copying Gamesradar back in January of 2002:
Top 25 Playstation Games Of All Time I would never have guessed that they would do a SIMILAR F'ING STORY FOR THE NEXT GEN SYSTEMS What f'ing twats. |
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Member
(03-16-2007,
11:31 PM)
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#20
Originally Posted by Bebpo:
Uh, you may dislike IGN but you're way off on this one. Read the linked article. ![]() |
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(03-16-2007,
11:34 PM)
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#23
Gameradar vs. IGN:
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Member
(03-16-2007,
11:37 PM)
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#25
Wait wait, it gets worse! IGN was copying Gamesradar back in 2000!
The PSX list was from 2000 (read the fine print at the end of the intro), as was this N64 list: Top 25 N64 Games of All Time Bastards! |
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コブン41号
ドリンキー子犬倶楽部 (03-16-2007,
11:45 PM)
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#28
Now maybe if IGN were to do a story on what game characters they think are queer, Games Radar would have a case here.
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Member
(03-16-2007,
11:46 PM)
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#29
Originally Posted by colinp:
Seeing as Gamesradar will inevitably take this down to avoid being sued, here's the first half of their text:
Quote:
Gamesradar even promoted this with a custom 'IMITATION GAMES NETWORK' banner on their front page. Man that is all sorts of wrong. ![]() |
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(03-16-2007,
11:54 PM)
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#33
How old is the GamesRadar staff? Did they start playing games back in 2003 or something?
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Member
(03-17-2007,
12:01 AM)
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#35
Originally Posted by reilo:
The Gamesradar staff is 112 years old this year. Its exact year of creation was chronicled in the diary of Eric Kuurden of Germany, he described a great storm one night and awoke to find the silver birch tree that once stood proud in his garden was toppled, fallen like the dreams of so many during the depression. Eric cut the toppled tree into managable pieces so that they could be used for firewood, but one piece struck his eye. It looked different to the rest, somewhat magical. Eric carved a staff from this fascinating piece of wood and travelled with it everywhere. No one knows exactly how it ended up at Gamesradar over a century later, but legend has it they stole it from IGN. |
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Banned
(03-17-2007,
12:08 AM)
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#38
Originally Posted by Kobun Heat:
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is too reasonable
for this forum (03-17-2007,
12:19 AM)
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#41
Originally Posted by AlphaSnake:
When Daily Radar did that thing they did and went on an offensive against Nintendo (stealing their images for a Pokemon Gold/Silver guide, promising not to cover them anymore), Imagine had to close the site. Games Radar is their mulligan. |
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I suggest you beware, sir
(03-17-2007,
12:19 AM)
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#42
Originally Posted by AlphaSnake:
Well, in a way, it sort of is. DailyRadar died off long before Imagine Media became Future USA. So the Radar part stuck, I guess. Oddly enough, IGN splintered off from Imagine originally (hell, IGN for a time actually stood for something: Imagine Games Network, if I remember right). Clazy! [edit] Gah, quasi-beaten. |
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Member
(03-17-2007,
12:25 AM)
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#46
Originally Posted by Kobun Heat:
Now that's class! |
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No more sharecropping
On Redmond's plantation I took the Freedom Road (03-17-2007,
12:29 AM)
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#48
Originally Posted by Bebpo:
Nah, that doesn't work. Doug Perry's two sources on Halo in September were Gamevideos and 1UP's interview with Shane Kim. |
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Member
(03-17-2007,
12:39 AM)
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#50
Originally Posted by Kobun Heat:
Not even that, because a lot of video game characters are arguably gay... Now, if IGN posted an article about how GamesRadar keeps copying them (in that they're both game-related websites, but IGN has been around longer) THEN Games Radar would have a case. |