Nope, the drug gives him a split personality, but the Goblin starts off by having a very rational plan (killing the board that fired him from his own company)... which he completes in his first on-screen appearance.

Yup he breached his NDA so he got was was legally coming to him

I agree, there are a lot of heartless a-holes, but there are also people on here who recognize them as such. Like you, for instance. There’s hope for humanity yet.

In America we have whistleblower protection laws so that this won’t happen.

Nah the comment section is just flooded with nintendo’s PR representatives doing damage control over the release of this article.

Anyone who is commenting that the punishment doesn’t fit the crime needs to actually listen to the episode. He basically goes on giving negative opinions on tons of franchises, companies and people internal and external. In a small group of friends sure give the guy a break but when you go on a show that will be…

I agree. All these comments are like “good, he knew what would happen,” but this guy is human and made a mistake. He has a family to take care of and I highly doubt he would have willingly risked that if he thought it through.

Batman Beggings

And here I am still believing that this was the pinnacle of their character design.

There is no why. They're Irrational.

I remember watching the first Ace Ventura when it came out, and since I was 8 years old, I had no idea what the ending was about. It certainly was eye-opening when I saw it again recently.

Yeah, how dare they release exclusives for their own console!

Look at poor Link's face. His "how the hell did I get here?" look is awesome.