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* The ''Videogame/BattleBlockTheater'' trailer for the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NJaTMgwi4A steam release]] is effectively this, with the narrator frequently taking stabs at the Behemoth for releasing a PC port with numerous trailers over a [[DevelopmentHell long wait.]]
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* The ''Videogame/BattleBlockTheater'' trailer for the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NJaTMgwi4A steam Steam release]] is effectively this, with the narrator frequently taking stabs at the Behemoth for releasing a PC port with numerous trailers over a [[DevelopmentHell long wait.]]
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* Website/{{Newgrounds}} used to have the ad slogan of "The Problems of the Future, Today." This has since been changed.
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* Website/{{Newgrounds}} Platform/{{Newgrounds}} used to have the ad slogan of "The Problems of the Future, Today." This has since been changed.changed to "Everything, by everyone".
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* The Steam version of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' highlights some less-than-stellar quotes in its "Reviews" section for comedic effect:
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* The Steam version of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' highlights some less-than-stellar quotes in its "Reviews" section for section, teasing the comedic effect:tone of the game to the reader:
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* The Steam version of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' includes “The puzzles aren't particularly impressive.” and “I have a couple of issues with the user interface.” as the game's highlighted review quotes.
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* The Steam version of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' includes “The highlights some less-than-stellar quotes in its "Reviews" section for comedic effect:
--> '''Destructoid''': The puzzles aren't particularlyimpressive.” and “I impressive.
--> '''[=PCInvasion=]''': I have a couple of issues with the user interface.” as the game's highlighted review quotes.
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--> '''[=PCInvasion=]''': I have a couple of issues with the user interface.
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* The Steam version of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' includes “The puzzles aren't particularly impressive.” and “I have a couple of issues with the user interface.” as the game's highlighted review quotes.
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* The ''normalman'' omnibus collection features choice quotes from positive reviews on the back cover, as well as one from a bad review that derides the comic as "sophomoric and juvenile".
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* The ''normalman'' ''ComicBook/{{normalman}}'' omnibus collection features choice quotes from positive reviews on the back cover, as well as one from a bad review that derides the comic as "sophomoric and juvenile".
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* British video game publisher Firebird released in April 1985 a compilation for the UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum called ''Don't Buy This: Five of the Worst Games Ever'', featuring five otherwise-rejected games for the Spectrum that had been submitted to Firebird. Such was their contempt for the product that they actually ''encouraged'' users to copy or pirate ''Don't Buy This''.
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* British video game publisher Firebird released in April 1985 a compilation for the UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum Platform/ZXSpectrum called ''Don't Buy This: Five of the Worst Games Ever'', featuring five otherwise-rejected games for the Spectrum that had been submitted to Firebird. Such was their contempt for the product that they actually ''encouraged'' users to copy or pirate ''Don't Buy This''.
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* Stephen Elop's [[https://www.engadget.com/2011/02/08/nokia-ceo-stephen-elop-rallies-troops-in-brutally-honest-burnin/ "Burning Platform" memo]] wrecked Nokia much like Ratner's fiasco, but far worse. He painted UsefulNotes/{{Symbian}} (their immensely popular bread-and-butter) as hopelessly outdated, upcoming [=MeeGo=] as vaporware that would not be finished on time, and the whole company as lost against more agile rivals. It is speculated that Elop was a Microsoft trojan, and the memo's real purpose was to force a move to Windows Phone. Well, it did... but also caused Symbian's sales to crash almost overnight, and angered mobile carriers heavily invested on Nokia's ecosystem. When their WP-based devices finally came out (''after'' their only [=MeeGo=] device), sales were dismal, as their old customer base had moved on to Android and iOS by then.
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* Stephen Elop's [[https://www.engadget.com/2011/02/08/nokia-ceo-stephen-elop-rallies-troops-in-brutally-honest-burnin/ "Burning Platform" memo]] wrecked Nokia much like Ratner's fiasco, but far worse. He painted UsefulNotes/{{Symbian}} Platform/{{Symbian}} (their immensely popular bread-and-butter) as hopelessly outdated, upcoming [=MeeGo=] as vaporware that would not be finished on time, and the whole company as lost against more agile rivals. It is speculated that Elop was a Microsoft trojan, and the memo's real purpose was to force a move to Windows Phone. Well, it did... but also caused Symbian's sales to crash almost overnight, and angered mobile carriers heavily invested on Nokia's ecosystem. When their WP-based devices finally came out (''after'' their only [=MeeGo=] device), sales were dismal, as their old customer base had moved on to Android and iOS by then.
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* During the UsefulNotes/ColdWar, several Eastern European resistance groups used this in the 60's to avoid government censorship. Instead of releasing propaganda directly, they distributed newspapers describing the treasonous publications their fine leaders had put down, refuted, or nipped in the bud. [[CouldSayItBut Those subversive publications were described in excruciating detail.]]
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* During the UsefulNotes/ColdWar, several Eastern European resistance groups used this in the 60's 60s to avoid government censorship. Instead of releasing propaganda directly, they distributed newspapers describing the treasonous publications their fine leaders had put down, refuted, or nipped in the bud. [[CouldSayItBut Those subversive publications were described in excruciating detail.]]
