A day at Ocean Marketing.

Brandon Leidel is the head of a PR/marketing/brand agency that used to do work N-Control, who are the makers of the Avenger controller. They dropped N-Control as clients, in part due to Paul Cristoforo, whose company is called Ocean Marketing. Apparently after Leidel left, the email accounts remained in the hands of…

No, the old PR firm let N-Control go as clients 8 months ago. N-Control is the maker of the Avenger controller, who have continued to be a client of Ocean Marketing, Paul's company. The email you're reading is from the head of HAND Media. The last email in the exchange was from last evening, making all of this…

If they have a contract with him (as they almost certainly do,) then it's not necessarily as simple as just making a statement. Other things have to happen first. Have patience! :)

That's a troll account. So you know. :)

Yeah. I was going to make a point about how oceanstretagy's use of periods is way different from oceanstratagy's, but then I started to feel like I was being a more English major-y version of "YOU CAN TELL BY THE PIXELS."

You're looking at oceanstretagy, not oceanstratagy. It's probably not actually him. :)

You're looking at @oceanstretagy, not @oceanstratagy. It's likely a troll account.

Make sure you're looking at @oceanstratagy, not @oceanstretagy. The one you're looking at may be a troll account!

There seems to be a troll account at: [twitter.com]

He would have to have been setting up this troll for years.

In case anybody needs to be reminded of the since-deleted exchange with IGN's Scott Lowe.

It actually appears that Paul's involvement goes back several months at least. From what I can tell, the "help with the Christmas sesason" shtick seems to be a made up by Paul himself and has no factual basis.

I don't think there's actually any proof of this being a MacHeist character.

This looks really interesting. I'll try to make a point to download and play in the next few days. :)

Those panoramas are excellent. Thanks for sharing.

I like the sort of casual homophobia it exudes.

Possibly, but not before being yelled at incoherently for a while.

I made a chart of it for you. Right at the 0 line on the tail is the exact point at which merely adequate information is conveyed. The point you're discussing, at which everything to the left is too incoherent to even be considered, and everything to the right is increasingly more coherent and helpful, is here deemed…

That's always sort of the hope, actually. With movies, at least, the Oscars are so competitive because winning the award boosts sales in concrete ways. So movie studios have incentive to make good movies, some of which are more bold and daring, perhaps, than they might've been without such incentive.