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The Video-Game Industry Has a Problem: There Are Too Many Games | Jason Schreier
(www.bloomberg.com)
this post was submitted on 26 Sep 2025
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Cool Michael Bloomberg thinks too many games are getting released. I wonder why. Could it be that AAA/ Investor friendly buy-out shells aren't doing well.
Anyway play Kitsune Tails
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1325260/Kitsune_Tails/
This isn’t some neoliberal conspiracy. Jason Schreier is a respected journalist and given his track record so far there’s no reason for this kind of silly accusations.
Track record, lol. You mean like sitting on a bunch of abuse stories, allowing more people to get abused by Blizzard's higher-ups so he could publish and push his book? Or do you mean his support of grifter Sweet Baby Inc? Or do you mean his blatant racism, shaming a small dev team for having the same skin color? Or do you mean his soyboy aversion to titties as he shat all over the masterpiece Dragon's Crown? Or do you mean his participation in the private Gamejournopros mailing list, where he and his colleagues colluded and schemed against gamers?
The dude is a joke, straight up, a known liar and utter piece of shit fearmongering for clicks.
Go culture war somewhere else please.
Lol, telling you can't refute any of that, huh. Respected journalist indeed. Funny how you immediately jump to silly accusations when someone says something you don't like. Pot meet kettle, try taking your own advice bucko :)
You’re not able to refute that you eat poop for breakfast. Goodbye.
You fizzled out there fast, kiddo. Better luck next time
That's the funniest thing about people like you, the dude literally put his name on the newspaper and it still doesn't matter
I’ve said it many times before, Bloomberg, FT and WSJ might be owned by neoliberal vampires, but by $deity, work ethic of their journalists is on another level to everyone else, probably because they have so much money. Admittedly, their souls are probably being sucked out in the process, but unless you have something against the article itself it seems like we’re wasting time debating integrity of Jason Schreier.