"The new branding better aligns Glorious' public face with our current values as we continue to mature and enter new product categories," the company says. "It is more inclusive, versatile and accessible to the rapidly-growing global community of Glorious fans."
"...we also want to ensure the new audiences we're now reaching can also feel a positive connection with our brand"
PC gaming has long struggled with its use of racially-charged phrases, namely 'master race', which has connotations with the Nazi regime. For example, one of the busiest and largest PC gaming subreddits, with 6 million members, is named r/PCMasterRace. A subreddit that feels it important to firmly note that no gamer is actually superior to another in its 'Why PC?' guide, which feels entirely besides the point if it wasn't for the poor choice in name.
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Very important step and much needed. But they don't go far enough for me. Simply being called "Glorious" still implies superiority. What, are other brands not glorious? Are those other brands and their customers therefore inferior? I need clarification, asap. I want them to be inclusive, so they obviously can't marginalize other brands and customers.