8 Video Games That Changed Due To Fan Backlash
The customer is always right.
We exist in a culture where social media perception is more important than ever to companies and individuals.
It’s something that can drive millions of new people to products, services, activities and events, and now a clear focus of any brand as one of the most powerful marketing tools at their disposal.
Yet, it’s a double edged sword, for while you might get a swathe of new customers with well placed promotional content and social media pushes, you also run the risk of incurring the wrath of an exploding sun, should you try and peddle something that audiences don’t like.
We’ve even seen cases of social media crowds holding enough clout to change new media after its release, and you’d be a fool for thinking that video games have escaped without being admonished by the public for peeing them off.