“The Dress” debate mocked by the gaming world, here’s our favourites
While people all over the globe, including celebrities, are still arguing over whether “The Dress” is blue and black or white and gold, the whole affair is of course being mocked by many. Even notable gaming companies are among those to crack a joke about the dress argument.
If you’re wondering what the hell this is about, a Tumblr user posted an image of a dress asking for help in resolving an argument between her and her friends as to what colour the dress is. If you want to know why the dress appears differently to people, Wired has a helpful explanation. Here’s the dress in question:
Here’s a few of our favourite jokes:
White and Gold… right?! #TheDress #whiteandgold #blueandblack pic.twitter.com/oNkLaFxYCS
— Xbox UK (@xboxuk) February 27, 2015
We've always been big fans of Chloe's gold hair and white beanie… pic.twitter.com/ksgt2XVJKX
— Life Is Strange (@LifeIsStrange) February 27, 2015
Is this cape white and gold or blue and black? Either way it looks longer than your average cloak or cape. pic.twitter.com/KejJxM0zQo
— World of Warcraft (@Warcraft) February 27, 2015
Noooo white and gold! 😛 RT @Dumptyyy: @mediamolecule Nooooo!!! #blueandblack pic.twitter.com/11Y3mQ1bPo
— Media Molecule (@mediamolecule) February 27, 2015
Things have always been clear on the Rabbids side: they will always be white and gold. #TheDress pic.twitter.com/270GyJXXJW
— Rabbids (@rabbidsofficial) February 27, 2015
We see White and Gold! pic.twitter.com/ArGXwUpMqx
— Bandai Namco UK (@BandaiNamcoUK) February 27, 2015
Now we're seeing Black and Blue! pic.twitter.com/n19eCWpZw4
— Bandai Namco UK (@BandaiNamcoUK) February 27, 2015
We’ll add more of our favourites throughout the day as more gaming companies decided to take a swing at the dress debate. While many companies are mocking the debate with their own equivalents, others are simply weighing in with their opinion:
Come on Sony, you can do better than that, can’t you? Have you seen any funny games-related jokes about “The Dress” debate? Let us know in the comments below!



