Riot Exec Quits After George Floyd Criticism - Inside Gaming Roundup

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Published on June 13, 2020 11:00:06 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA2sEnRSwKU

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It’s been an exceptional week of gaming news with plenty of ups and downs. A Riot Games executive is forced to resign after making an incredibly poor choice, GameStop is still a complete dumpster fire, the UK government is investigating loot boxes, EA Sports is creating crowd noises for real sporting events, and The Last of Us Part 2 is crushing reviews left and right. It seems like a lot, but don’t worry. Brian’s got you covered on this week’s episode of Inside Gaming’s Weekend Roundup!

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[VICE] Riot Games Investigating Exec Who Blamed George Floyd’s Murder on His ‘Lifestyle’ https://bit.ly/37p4bxx
[ESPN] Ron Johnson resigns at Riot Games following social media post about George Floyd https://es.pn/2XW4IUT
[Metacritic] THE LAST OF US PART II https://bit.ly/3fgliV6
[IGN] The Last of Us Part 2 Review https://bit.ly/37odluk
[The Guardian] The Last of Us Part 2 Review https://bit.ly/2C1Zmih
[Destructoid] Review: The Last of Us Part II https://bit.ly/3fhTeRd
[VICE] 'The Last of Us Part II' Is a Grim and Bloody Spectacle, but a Poor Sequel https://bit.ly/2UDiUQe
[The Guardian] UK could class loot boxes as gambling to protect children https://bit.ly/2YvCL5i
[Games Industry dot biz] GameStop preliminary financials expect Q1 net loss between $162m and $172m https://bit.ly/3dXJ2x7
[Sky Sports] Sky Sports unveils new ways to watch Premier League return https://bit.ly/2XXe9mO

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