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No shit. Side note, nobody click on this article.

Yuriofwind @Yuriofwind Follow article. Kotaku UK® @Kotaku_UK We screwed up with that Persona lyric kotaku.co.uk/2019/04/19/we 2:12 PM-19 Apr 2019 62 Retweets 259 Likes 05 62 259

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Oopsy whoopy! Our plan to get hateclicks backfired horribly! We made a big fucky wucky! The writer got ratio'ed off of Twitter! We made a big fucko

Kotaku UK @Kotaku_UK Follow Oopsy whoopy! Our plan to get hateclicks backfired horribly! We made a big fucky wucky! The writer got ratio'ed off of Twitter! We made a big fucko boingo! kotaku.co.uk/2019/04/19/we- 7:57 AM-19 Apr 2019

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Kotaku can eat shit.

When you publish a news article accusing a song from the game Persona 5 of using an offensive word towards disabled people but everyone has clarified that that english isn't the singers first language and that they actually said "retort it" and now everyone is accusing you of being racist. u/ShanePd00 I'm gonna be honest...I'm kind of retarded

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Now listen, I’m not Morgana but... you seem tired today. Let’s go to sleep. Preferably forever.

Joey Following Now listen, I'm not Morgana but... you seem tired today. Let's go to sleep. Preferably forever. Kotaku UK® @Kotaku_UK Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's Persona 5 DLC includes a disability slur kotaku.co.uk/2019/04/18/sup... Show this thread 0:27 PM-18 Apr 2019 341 Retweets 3,737 Likes

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Hey @Kotaku, it might be time to let Laura Kate Dale go. She'll have no trouble finding work at TheOnion or Clickhole.

CLG SimpleFlips Following GaSinmplelips Hey @Kotaku, it might be time to let Laura Kate Dale go. She'll have no trouble finding work at TheOnion or Clickhole Context: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's Persona 5 DLC Includes a Disability Slur It doesn't sound good, no matter how many times we listen. kotaku.co.uk 6:49 AM-19 Apr 2019 57 Retweets 392 Likes 16 t 57392

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Double Team

Clemps@MrClemps 53m "Lets insult a non-english speaking singers pronunciation and stick to our guns because we feel we're right. Kotaku UK@Kotaku UK Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's Persona 5 DLC includes a disability slur kotaku.co.uk/20190/18/up.. Show this thread STAR Patrick Boivin Following @AngriestPat Replying to MrClemps Congrats Kotaku on being so eager to jump to defend a perceived slight you invented that you actually come off kinda racist. 2:41 PM 18 Apr 2019

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Kotaku is Guilty

Know your place, game journalist!

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Erika Harlacher tells off Kotaku

Kotaku UK@Kotaku_UK 1h Quite the ratio. We updated this story to reflect that there may be another explanation but due to a CMS gremlin that popped up earlier today, our updates are temporarily appearing slower than usual. It never rains etc. For those interested, here's the update UPDATED 20:34 UK18/04/2019 A lot of Persona fans are insisting the lyrics are "retort it" or "ritardendo" (a musical term). We've listened again and still don't quite hear it that way, but thought we'd update to allow that there may be an innocent explanation and we're simply dealing with an unfortunate sound-alike. We have asked various companies involved with Persona for clarification on these lyrics, and will of course update again with any reply 112 t 21 Erika Harlacher Follow @ErikaHarlacher Replying to Kotaku_UK Maybe delete the article instead of just adding a footnote since you misheard a lyric and therefore there's no story

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How do you even get the two mixed up?

KU HIGHLIGHT REEL PODCAST REVIEW STEAMED KOTAKU GAME DIARY Help, I Accidentally Bought Mario Party Instead Of Smash 態 Gita Jackson Friday 12:01pm Filed to: SUPER SMASH BROS ULTIMATE 255 4 Domino Trap Sprung! F--- Screenshot Super Marnio Party (Nintendo

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Nathan Grayson: Hire more women

Internal Blizzard Memo Details Efforts To Hire Retain More Women Nathan Grayson 8/10/17 8:03pm Filed to: BLIZZARD 55.5K 22018 fyMe Blizzard is launching a "global diversity and inclusion initiative" aimed at raising the percentage of women and underrepresented minority groups in its workforce and improving the work environment for those groups, according to an internal company email recently received by Kotaku Only 21 percent of Blizzard employees are women, wrote company president Mike Morhaime in the email-which a Blizzard rep confirmed to me is real and "they leave our organization at a higher rate than men." These numbers, Morhaime writes, are consistent with the game industry at large, but Blizzard wants to improve on them. Morhaime wrote the company is launching a diversity effort that will first focus on women, but will expand later this year to encompass other "under- represented minority groupS, who make up 14 percent of Blizzard, according to the email. Morhaime wrote that while the company will not set "quotas" for hiring female job candidates, Blizzard is encouraging employees to refer more qualified women to open positions, and it's looking into ways to better recruit from women's groups, conf nd uni s with an initial focus orn more women leaders and a di new graduate hiring s." The company also plans to partner with organizations like Girls Who Code in hopes of bringing more women into game development and computer scienc The email s monthly meetings and advises on Blizzard similar council made up of women from"various levels" in the company, with the goal of helping the company's women and make Blizzard a more rewarding and enjoyable place for women to work." that Blizzard already has anLGBTQ council that off pI eaders "think through ideas to attract more The email also outlines other concrete steps that Blizzard plans to take to enhance inclusivene those whoidentify as women" including networking ns and mentoring groups fo r women across the company,' an annual "Women @ Blizzard" summit starting next year, and improved bia training for managers Recent vears hav like Overwatch, at events like BlizzCon, and in the wake of an incident where pro Hearthstone player Terrence Miller dealt with a flood of Twitch chat racism during a major event. Within its own workforce, Blizzard has seen recent success, more than doubling the number of women interns it recruited in the past year, according to VentureBeat. There have, however, been ups and downs, with Blizzard taking flack for things like a pose for Overwatch's Tracer (which the development team ended up changing after controversy) and the game's problems with toxicity, especially toward women. It's a pro says in the email that Blizzard is in it for the long haul. een Blizzard stress the importance of diversity in games but Morhaime "Our d especially from our leaders, managers, and hiring teams, " concludes Morhaime's email. "We appreciate your dedication to help Blizzard achieve this goal.'" ity initiative will require a commitment from every one of us, but

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