They're really just making excuses, and bad ones, at that!

In a follow-up to a post I wrote a while back, D3 Publisher has "explained" the typo in their name. Apparently it was supposed to be some kind of play on words, but even that explanation doesn't make sense.

The Kotaku response to this statement pretty much sums it up:
"Purlisher" is a pun on "Publisher" — not a very good one, and one that would have also been viewed as a misspelling. It has nothing to do with puppy dogs.

Source: http://kotaku.com/5440276/d3-publisher-spelling-mistake-explained

They really should know better.

It's one thing when a report on a product contains errors, but it's quite another when the product itself has typos. The following video, from D3 Publisher, was posted on Kotaku:



Edit: If you're still having trouble spotting the mistake, look around the 10 second mark. You'd really think a company would be able to get their own name right!

Source: http://kotaku.com/5222191/whats-wrong-with-this-d3-publisher-trailer