Had I been there in person, we could have arm wrestled for it.Though I didn't hear it myself, I guess the GamesRadar podcast crew had some greasy things to say about our review of Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe. Angry forum threads ensued, which is when I first heard about it. I think I probably slowly shook my head for a bit, then got on with my day. Then Brett Elston got ahold of me to see if I wanted to come on the TalkRadar podcast and talk about the ensuing drama. So I stole Brad's Skype headset and laid it down for around 30 minutes or so.
OK, now you're up to date with the events that led to this moment. We ended up talking about the nature of reviews, the audience's thirst for controversy, and the new releases of the week. Head over to their TalkRadar page to give it a listen.
When it comes to people who review games talking sideways about other people who review games, there's really only one thing that comes to mind. This:
