Dunno why, probably some trickery on pcgamesn, the actual headline was fine when I read it through RSS update, it was fine when I’ve open the article… but then Lemmy suggested the scummy headline (and I didn’t notice) that pcgamesn was still hiding somewhere. I had to manually fix the title, I guess this is a scummy trick for reddit instead: you can’t edit titles over there
Edit: for those confused, you can still read the usual scummy clickbait title in the post content over there
I’m always of two minds about this. I get why people hate headlines that hide the content but at the same time most Internet people would just read the headline and never click the article or read it.
Journalist need to make a living too and since magazines subscriptions are no longer a thing, it’s about clicks and Internet ads and I don’t see any redditors or Lemmy users going out and contacting 2K publishing to get verification that these two games were coming back.
Edit: case in point, I just posted a state of Linux on steam at 2% and the top comment was “does it break out steam OS”, which if they simply RTFA, would have seen the breakout within the third paragraph.
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I am so tired of those click bait articles. Can’t they stop writing sensational titles like this and simply state the name of the game?
but then the whole contents of the news would be in the headline, you wouldn’t need to click then, and then they wouldn’t get to show you ads!
I get that they need ads to stay in business, but man the clickbait titles are still annoying :/
Rollerdrome is the name of the game in the picture.
Could also talk about Olli Olli World which also go delisted at the same time.
But I am not clicking on the article to double check.
Dunno why, probably some trickery on pcgamesn, the actual headline was fine when I read it through RSS update, it was fine when I’ve open the article… but then Lemmy suggested the scummy headline (and I didn’t notice) that pcgamesn was still hiding somewhere. I had to manually fix the title, I guess this is a scummy trick for reddit instead: you can’t edit titles over there
Edit: for those confused, you can still read the usual scummy clickbait title in the post content over there
I’m always of two minds about this. I get why people hate headlines that hide the content but at the same time most Internet people would just read the headline and never click the article or read it.
Journalist need to make a living too and since magazines subscriptions are no longer a thing, it’s about clicks and Internet ads and I don’t see any redditors or Lemmy users going out and contacting 2K publishing to get verification that these two games were coming back.
Edit: case in point, I just posted a state of Linux on steam at 2% and the top comment was “does it break out steam OS”, which if they simply RTFA, would have seen the breakout within the third paragraph.
Or you can fish for them while at high sea.