If you're going to fake a Game Informer cover, you might want to get their slogan correct. And "specs"? Not on a cover. "in" instead of "at"? The one tool they don't have in Photoshop is stylecheck.
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How is this worse than the official nonsense?
I wouldn't be pointing any fingers Kotaku.....
I would piss myself if this turned out to be true and it was just a little spelling mishap on GI's part.
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