The THQ Nordic AMA on 8chan promoted by the company’s Twitter account was in fact legitimate and not a hack as many had assumed. Speaking to PCGamesI
Update: THQ Nordic PR and marketing director Philipp Brock has issued a statement via the game publisher’s Twitter account ( below) apologising for the decision to take part in an AMA on controversial image board 8chan.
«I personally agreed to this AMA without doing my proper due diligence to understand the history and the controversy of the site,» Brock wrote.
«I do not condone child pornography, white supremacy, or racism in any shape or form. I am terribly sorry for the short-sightedness of my (!) decision, and promise to be far more vigorous in my assessment of these activities in the future.
