While the game received mixed, if positive reviews, users trashed it -- and the game reportedly moved only 25,000 units despite the hype.

One blistering social media response read: "It's always the worst countries in the world. What's next? North Korea?"

A photograph showing the aftermath of a great American tragedy was used to promote a video game in a disastrous piece of "art" in an update.

"I’ve seen all the remarks and labels being throw around so loosely. Social media is a destruction zone," the streamer said.

"We are making these tough decisions to create capacity to increase investment in other parts of our portfolio."

"It will have been over nine years since we announced the existence of Nintendo Switch back in March 2015."

A streaming show set in post-apocalyptic LA is the streaming king of the hill according to new figures, beating out some veteran programs.

7-Eleven isn't a company that's lacking creativity. Whether it's hot dog-flavored seltzer water or this, the company knows how to go viral.

"Hasbro's a 100-year-old company and it's built on play. It's always been about play, it's always been about entertaining people."

Dark humor certainly has its place in culture. But it's still surprising to see major franchises dabble in it in this era of cancellation.