public relations

Nintendo asked fans to remove tribute game dedicated to the 30th anniversary of Zelda.

This week was wrought with PR issues in gaming. Larry explains why PR teams aren't actually evil.

Within days of promising the world Microsoft would not abuse the Xbox One's Kinect for marketing purposes, Yusuf Mehdi apparently told industry marketers his company's release of the user data...

David Eckleberry, game director for Fable Legends, said he did not know if the game would be always-online or not. He could have worded that better.

Adam Orth is reportedly gone from Microsoft now, in case anyone needed more proof that making a PR gaffe like his twitter conversation is a very bad idea.

A pair of developers had a conversation on Twitter that had a Microsoft employee being very off-handed and dismissive of concerns about always-online requirements. Good public relations this ain't.

Players who have bought SimCity should be getting an email offering a free game as an apology for the server problems.