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The festive folk at Funcom have managed to pull off a gaming event involving killing a goat that won't get the gaming community upset as part of the holiday festivities in Age of Conan. More »
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This is sort of random, today's Get Fuzzy strip deals with Sony's Goat Gate. More »
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Yesterday PETA posted some thoughts on the infamous guest Sony had at it's God of War release party and let's just say they were not all that ecstatic about it (I believe there was a string of alphabet letters better known as, "OMFGWTF", made it into a sentence). Obviously, being PETA, they were alarmed at to what lengths a company would go to in order to promote a game: More »
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Sony held a press event back in March that featured a semi-decapitated goat, women with painted jubblies and Greek soup. UK tabloid Mail on Sunday FREAKED and ran a big story on it. Others freaked as well! Over at game blog GameSetWatch, writer and salad eater Brandon Sheffield offered his three cents on the recent Goatgate clusterfuck: More »
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