Teen Who Sues Gaming Companies Sues a Bunch of Websites

Websites that totally deserve it I might add. Game Politics is reporting that  Erik Estavillo (who referred to himself as “the famous gamer who was suing all the console companies” when trying to get in contact with GameInformer‘s Adam McNamarar, who he refers to as an “asshole”, “jerk” and a “dick”) is trying to take action against a load of websites which he says are guilty of liable.

Those shamed and damned websites we should now all hate include IGN (who employ a woman he calls on his website “Jessica Blojob”) , Joystiq, Kotaku, GayGamer, FOX and depechemode.com (who banned him from their forum, thus breaking his freedom of speech).

Estavillo says these websites “are full of intended insults”. Most of which related to the numerous times he has filed what some (not us) have called “frivolous and stupid” lawsuits. Like the time he tried to sue Sony after they banned him from the PlayStation Network citing his verbal conduct. He is asking for $10,000 in damages per article that’s been written.

When talking about his last lawsuit (where he failed to sue Blizzard after finding out that World of Warcraft was a scam because it made your avatar walk real slow, to get more money from you) he said it would be “The last lawsuit I filed and ever will.”

He is also suing a couple of sites, include our EX-good-friends (who we all knew were rubbish anyway) Sarcastic Gamer over “worker discrimination”. Estavillo says they agreed to let him work for them as a volunteer writer, but subsequently didn’t email him for a whole week. When they did get in touch they both informed him they didn’t want his services after all. The cheek.