It's quite amazing how many times publishers and developers have gotten away with stealing assets from other companies and fans, be it from being lazy and lifting them from Google Images, to just outright theft. But here's five such examples.

Celebs can get so carried away sometimes, that they believe that fictional characters can hurt their profession. Here's five such examples...

After popular demand, here's another five cases of video game journalists saying incredibly stupid things! Enjoy!!!

We've found all manner of items hidden in game code over the years on Fact Hunt, Images, hidden levels, but actual videos? Yup, Video files you were never meant to see! Here's five such examples...

A mysterious advert from Nintendo appeared in 1990, correcting people how to correctly use their company's name. Such a bizarre demand, but has some quite major consequences behind their reason.

The names of certain video game characters can be perfectly normal in one country and/or language, but highly offensive in another. Here's a huge pile of mascots who have been caught in controversy over the years...

Okay, quite a different type of episode this one, thought it'd be cool to cover something completely different for once... The bizarre story of St. Brides, a feminist cult who lived to Victorian ideals and inexplicably decided to buy a computer and then make and sell games using it :S Alright, they're a kink cult really, and were doing it for money rather than any religious ideologies. but "Sex Cult" just clickbaits better :P

Unlike PC games with all manner of selectable options, Console games tend to be a "one size fits all" affair. However, some crafty codies sneak in cheat codes which can improve the frame rate and/or screen resolution immensily.

With all the stories about events like SwordQuest being a scam (it wasn't really) one story that's often overlooked is HareRaiser, the nonsensical puzzle set across two full pticed games, that annoyed so many people, they never bought the second half of the puzzle. Was it a scam? decide for yourself!

Publishers occasionally lose confidence in a game in development, so in a bid to get extra sales, they'll change the entire premise of the title and juxtaposition the title to be a follow up of one of their already existing IP's, even if they don't really mesh that well.

For as innovative a company as Nintendo are, a lof ot the additions and features they put into games are either never used, or worse completely useless. Guru Larry takes a look at five such examples...

Anime based video games are often re-released in the west sans the original IP, Guru Larry takes a look at five such occurances over the years!

Life isn't easy developing games, to the point some devs will hate their project so much, they'll openly try to destroy it from the inside. Here's five such cases of developers sabotaging their own games...

It's amazing how one simple comment can completely destroy sales of a gaming console, and here's five such occurrences of that happening!