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CNN Illustrates Russian Hacking With Fallout 4 Screenshot

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To be fair, it's not like they cut footage from a let's play video and and claimed it as video of the "hackers in action". It kind of works as a "stock" photo, it's just hilarious when someone figures it out where exactly it's from.

 

Nearly as good as Oblivion's music in the infamous NK propaganda video (old news thoguh) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKC0vB5PfNY

 

I laughed at this as well. Good work, CNN.

 

Idiots.

the jokes on America tbh

 

 

it kinda is, when you need to use game images to illustrate a point.

 

next time we will see gundams when they are talking about robot armies :D

Reminds me of the time when a TV Documentary claimed a video of Arma 2 was real life footage.

 

http://www.pcgamer.com/itv-documentary-that-featured-arma-2-footage-declared-materially-misleading-by-regulator/

 

 

I laughed at this as well. Good work, CNN.

 

Idiots.

the jokes on America tbh

 

 

it kinda is, when you need to use game images to illustrate a point.

 

next time we will see gundams when they are talking about robot armies :D

 

 

Why would we do that? US has the most kill bots already, just take some pictures of those.

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