GiantBomb VS Eurogamer

On an article at giantbomb.com I found this about the 2017 Arcade game. Source: over 1 year ago

A little off topic here but I was watching a video game stream yesterday (Giant Bomb) and one of the hosts mentioned he was going through hell trying to find a new EV. I mentioned in the chat that he should consider an Ioniq 5 and he then replied back saying that's exactly the one he was interested in! Knowing he lived in NJ I recommended he speak to Shawn at Fred Beans and I just received a msg back saying he... Source: almost 2 years ago

Giantbomb faces a chicken and egg problem. Sure they can double down on the suggestions for premium that is being circulated in this thread, but then your audience size and subscription base stays relatively small. They need the subscriptions and their content to grow, and the best way to do that is not giantbomb.com in 2022: it's YouTube. Only then can you convert folks to go to the website for the premium... Source: over 2 years ago

At the end of the day entities like Giant Bomb are comprised of two sets of things: The first is technical things like paperwork that says Giant Bomb is a company, the logo tied to it, the url giantbomb.com, etc... And the second thing is the content and people. Source: almost 3 years ago

Eurogamer (Eurogamer.net): Eurogamer is a reputable gaming site that offers news, reviews, previews, and features. It has a dedicated team of writers who provide well-written content and thoughtful analysis. Source: 11 months ago

I'm not sure about other TCs, but Zajef's videos are pretty long and it's understandable that most people don't want to spend 30-45 minutes to listen to him. It's faster to read a few comments on reddit or visit a website such as game8.co or eurogamer.net, etc. Source: about 1 year ago

I still think ign is above anything else, they might report on these topics, but they rarely infuse their personal political opinion in any of it. As far as I know, they haven't published a useless piece of trash like this. Whereas Kotaku, TheVerge, Wired, Polygon and numerous others are doing this almost daily. Also, eurogamer.net is mostly a great site, Europeans haven't fallen as wide of the mark as Americans... Source: about 1 year ago

If I now understand it correctly, you want pi hole turned off when you visit eurogamer.net so that you will see ads on that site. Source: almost 2 years ago

So I was searching for the cheatcodes for gta v offline, and when I looked it up on google opened the first page (it was eurogamer.net) and it downloaded a .htm file into my browser , I didn't realize it at first so I clicked the link again and opened the page. But after that I saw the .htm file (the file had the name of the article on it) and proceeded to delete it. My question is was it some sort of malfuction... Source: over 2 years ago