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IGN Hacked – Vulgar / Racists Titles

21 Sep

One of our members, doing their usual rounds looking up content for Gears of War 3 was surprised to find racist links attached. On the sidebar of the games page you would find 2 links “NIGGER TESTICLES?” and “HOW MUCH BIGGER CAN MY COCK POSSIBLY GET???!!!” and these seems to stay on the site for only a short period of time before the hack was fixed and was business as usual. We were fortunate enough to get a screen shot before they swiftly fixed the hack which you can view full size here.

We have reached out to IGN for comment and will update if we hear back.

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Nick Hernandez

based out of London, Ontario; and has been flexing his literary skills for about 2 years. Initially attracted to the space due to his kinship with the creative minds that tend to socialize through the gaming industry, and having played games all his life; it led to a natural willingness to learn more about both the people, and entities that drive innovation in the space. A self-confessed Conter Strike: Source aficionado he claims the aforementioned as his favourite game of all time, simply due to the sheer amount of hours he has spent in the game. An optimist by nature, Nick tends to see the best in everyone, even if they can’t in themselves.

6 Comments

  1. Zeal0us

    Screw the hackers, I wanna know why you block out so much stuff in you browser and taskbar.
    Is it really that hard to exit out some stuff, Lol was it really that hard to delete stuff in the search engine before you took the pic?

    21 Sep
  2. Andy Codina

    Hacking seems to be trending nowadays. It started with Sony PSN, Nintendo… Now, they are hitting gaming websites. Something big is ccoking!

    21 Sep
  3. Nick Hernandez

    This screenshot was sent into us.. Why does it matter what was on there?

    Has nothing to do with this article at all

    21 Sep
  4. Rian Quenlin

    LE GASP! You use… INTERNET EXPLORER!

    Also, Zeal0us, it’s a known fact people pay more attention to the irrelevant details than the facts in a screenshot of a browser window.

    22 Sep
  5. Batman

    So, uh, were the edit button and mention that it was a wiki page not big enough clues that this is just some idiot editing the page and claiming it’s “hacked”?

    22 Sep
  6. Rian Quenlin

    Huh, he’s right. Didn’t notice it was a wiki.

    22 Sep

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