Tag: Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
Stellar Blade Demo Had More Peak Players Than Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
The Stellar Blade demo is a hit. According to Push Square (which is a cool name for a video game website), the demo for the South Korean action game has “about 690,000 daily active users” on its best day. Not only is this a great number, but it’s leagues ahead of the latest release from one &...
Read MoreRUMOR: Batman Returns and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Ends
Not even Sweet Baby Inc. can kill Batman, but Batman fans can kill a bad video game. A recent series of X posts from a video game scooper named Miller Ross, who Bounding Into Comics says is proven and reliable, claims to have information on what the next few seasons of Suicide Squad: Kill the &helli...
Read MoreBlack Girl Gamers Threatens Legal Action Over Claims of Discrimination
Another video game consulting firm may be edging Sweet Bay Inc. out of the spotlight. Attention is now shifting to Black Girl Gamers, the group whose response to criticism spurred BBC game commentator Jules Hardy to ask that the video game community have a “final purge” and “full detox” of e...
Read MoreBBC Video Game Commentator Wants a “Final Purge” of Gamers
Games journalists want you gone. You probably figured that already, but they’re coming right out with it now. On March 22, 2024, the consulting firm Black Girl Gamers posted on X about starting a Steam curator similar to Sweet Baby Inc. Detected that would list the games they were involved in deve...
Read MoreVideo Game Developers Ditch Sweet Baby Inc.
You know all those social media posts about cutting toxic people out of your life and the lack of guilt that should be associated with such? Perhaps the video game industry should consider it. During their appearance on Tuesday Night’s Main Event (which you can watch on the Geeks + Gamers YouTube ...
Read MoreVideo Game Producer Mark Kern Talks Sweet Baby Inc. and ESG in Gaming
Have you been questioning the sanity of video game developers using consulting companies like Sweet Baby Inc. when it seems abundantly clear that gamers don’t like the changes they “suggest”? Today, an expert explained what their reasoning is. Mark Kern, a former producer at Blizzard Entertain...
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