How is it, that turkeys seem to be loved most by Americans, only after turkeys have been baked/roasted/fried and are being eaten off our plates, instead of when they're flying around, gobbling, or running like crazy?
I think the same sort of thought pattern happens in the gaming world. We tend to favor certain gaming companies, whether it's Microsoft, Nintendo, or Sony. If you game, you probably have a favorite console or gaming company.
Though we may enjoy the games and consoles, I would say gamers don't always agree with every decision a gaming company makes, or sometimes with what a representative may say. Instead of enjoying the companies flying high, we prefer to roast them with our words, like many turkeys on Thanksgiving are roasted in ovens, when the gaming companies do or say something we don't agree with.
So, what's all this turkey talk? The Gaming Turkey Award! The Gaming Turkey Award goes to either a gaming company or a person within the gaming industry, that through actions or words have caused uproars and have been roasted/baked/fried by the community of gamers.
