It's not a super great video, but he actually does specifically say that IGN as a whole are not responsible. He's been a review editor twice, so kind of interesting to hear that angle.
That's a take I keep seeing. Clearly IGN, the biggest Games media site for like 20 years, isn't stupid enough to do this as an entire company. It was one person which sadly reflects badly on IGN and the rest of games media as a whole.
You work with Watson, the smartest, most powerful computer ever created. IGN does not. Can it be done by someone? Probably. Just doesn't sound super easy nor feasible.
It's absolutely absurd. There are terabytes of video uploaded to YouTube every day. The processing power required to keep such a database up to date, let alone the storage, is staggering. In addition, you are suggesting that a machine can interpret "speech pattern" and "sentence structure" as if those are objective data points. They aren't, and a machine can't discern them.
I'm sure that is part of the investigation, and any confirmed or suspected plagiarized content will be identified and reported as such.
Oh you see you just run down to the Magic Software Store and pick it up off the shelf.
What kind of answer are you expecting for this. Him being chosen for this review isn't even strange.
You see, he loves the game too much to even put it down and write a review.
I'll be listening for the first time. What a terrible, demoralizing thing for the rest of that crew.
Not with a Smash Direct coming up, no one died. They'll open with an apology and then they'll have an awkward show amongst the exciting news that Goku was confirmed for Smash.
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He loves it so much that he can't be bothered to give his own opinions on it
