Back 4 Blood devs hit back at KFC Gaming over weirdly spicy tweet - martinezawase1960

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Turtle Rock Studios has responded to a weirdly antagonizing tweet from KFC Gaming, and it turns out the developer likes its chicken extra crispy and Nashville Hot-cured.

For some context, as is e'er needed when a deep-fried chicken restaurant decides to bout its deep fryers toward a video game developer, KFC Gaming conveyed extinct a tweet on Tuesday quite clear suggesting that Capsize Rock's approaching Indorse 4 Descent is "a cheap copy" of Left 4 Dead, which was also developed by Turn turtle Rock. Shortly thereafter, the Back 4 Blood studio tested it was in no humour to take estrus from Colonel Sanders. "11 herbs and spices, and still no taste," reads Turtle Rock's retort, an manifest reference to the yellow-bellied company's proprietary seasoning blend.

KFC Gaming made its entirely unexpected entry into the games space when IT revealed its 4K-capable gambling console that doubles as a fried chicken heater (yes, very). The brand's jab at Back 4 Blood is its most high-visibility stunt since, and it's a odd one considering people seem to really wish Turtle Rock's new multiplayer zombie shooter. Our Support 4 Line of descent review-in-progress calls it "the strongest frontrunner in a zombie genre that's been troubled to restore itself since Turtle Rock's expiration from Valve," and our friends at PC Gamer are enjoying their time with the game as well. Regardless, whatever's going on with KFC Gaming and Turn turtle Rock, it bound doesn't seem like the studio apartment necessarily anyone's help defending itself.

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