
It’s a question Kotaku gets a lot: Why do you refer to Gears of War designer Cliff Bleszinski as “Dude Huge”. There is a reason. This is it.
For years, Cliff Bleszinski had been known by the moniker “CliffyB”. And then suddenly, during the promotions for Gears of War II, either he or Microsoft had an identity crisis and decided that “CliffyB” was out.
This meant that everyone had to learn to spell “Bleszinski”.
With “CliffyB” persona non grata, “The Cliffster” was in — that is, until a grammar mistake (I wrote “Dude huge” instead of “Dude hugs” at the end of a post) compelled Bleszinski to write, “I no longer want to be called The Cliffster. I want to be called Dude Huge.”
Last summer, Dude Huge followed up and wrote this in the comment section: “Newsflash. I no longer want to be called Dude Huge. I want Kotaku to refer to me as ‘The B.’”
Yeah, we ignored that.
Whateveryouwanttocallhim was supposed to be on the Jimmy Fallon show this Friday (sans plastic weaponry), but as previously reported, he was pushed off by a small, singing child. The Gears designer will be on Monday’s show, however.
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Will Higgins
Thursday, April 8, 2010 at 11:52 PMHe’s like Matt Damon on the Jimmy Kimmel show.
Fracture
Friday, April 9, 2010 at 1:07 AMcool story, DISCO, ROCK AND ROLL … (some girly song on the radio) .. OH NO ….
andrew
Friday, April 9, 2010 at 1:11 PMI thought it was cause the dudes in gears of war were all hugely proportioned lol