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Animal Crossing: New Horizons Pulled From Some Chinese Stores After In-Game Hong Kong Protests

In Real Life

4 months ago

Animal Crossing: New Horizons Pulled From Some Chinese Stores After In-Game Hong Kong Protests

Ethan Gach

Hong Kong Protests Come To Animal Crossing

Nintendo

4 months ago

Hong Kong Protests Come To Animal Crossing

Brian Ashcraft

Suspended Hearthstone Player Blitzchung Doesn’t Regret Speaking Out About Hong Kong

Esports

6 months ago

Suspended Hearthstone Player Blitzchung Doesn’t Regret Speaking Out About Hong Kong

Nathan Grayson

7

Last October, Hearthstone pro Chung “Blitzchung” Ng Wai decided, during an official stream of the Asia-Pacific Grandmasters, to shoot his shot. “Liberate Hong Kong,” he said while wearing a gas mask. “Revolution of our age!” He wound up getting suspended by Blizzard. Now, in 2020, he says that if he…

Why Won’t Steam Approve These Games Supporting Hong Kong Protestors?

In Real Life

8 months ago

Why Won’t Steam Approve These Games Supporting Hong Kong Protestors?

Jennings Brown

Hong Kong Fans Read A Lot Into A Hideo Kojima Tweet

PlayStation

9 months ago

Hong Kong Fans Read A Lot Into A Hideo Kojima Tweet

Brian Ashcraft

3

To promote Death Stranding, Hideo Kojima has been going on a world tour. It was announced early last month with Kojima visiting cities across the globe.

Hearthstone Developers Wish Blizzard Had Handled Hong Kong Controversy Differently

Esports

9 months ago

Hearthstone Developers Wish Blizzard Had Handled Hong Kong Controversy Differently

Nathan Grayson

13

Hong Kong Protests Are Growing Outside Of BlizzCon [Update]

Esports

9 months ago

Hong Kong Protests Are Growing Outside Of BlizzCon [Update]

Nathan Grayson

32

Blizzard Loses Sponsor Over Hong Kong Actions

In Real Life

9 months ago

Blizzard Loses Sponsor Over Hong Kong Actions

Luke Plunkett

18

When Blizzard decided to take action against a pro Hearthstone player for speaking out over the ongoing protests in Hong Kong, they ate a lot of shit from fans. They also, it turns out, lost a commercial sponsor in the form of Mitsubishi Motors.