Konami Shuns Kotaku Japan Over Corruption Comments
Konami has revoked Kotaku Japan's invitation to the set up event for Metal Gearing Solid: Peace Walker later on it published an article suggesting that there was something fishy about its perfect seduce in Famitsu.
A perfect forty forbidden of xl in Famitsu is pretty rare, so rare in fact there have only been 13 in the magazine's 24 year history. The recent 40 handed to Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker takes the total adequate fourteen, only not everyone is convinced that the game came away much an accolade entirely aboveboard.
With an editorial, Kotaku's Brian Ashcraft direct come out of the closet that Hirokazu Hamamura, the other Famitsu editor-important, and the current president of Enterbrain had appeared in a number of ads for Peace Walker and that the magazine publisher really appeared in the game, and suggested that there might be a conflict of interests.
Kotaku Japan published a translated version of the article, and in response Konami and Famitsu some contacted the site and Konami revoked its invitation to Peace Walker's launch event. This ISN't proof of any shady or corrupt goings-on, only doesn't really assistant either Konami or Famitsu one bit, especially not when you consider how oft the gaming media gets accused of being on the take on a good sidereal day.
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https://www.escapistmagazine.com/konami-shuns-kotaku-japan-over-corruption-comments/
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