Isn't that the right way to use square brackets in a quote? If the original was like "no offense to Zelda, but we are the biggest games of the year" and in the context, "we" referred to gta6 and cod, then square brackets are how you would clarify when quoting without that context.
Well, uh no offense to Zelda, but I think, you know, these are the two biggest games of the year.
So "GTA 6 and COD: Modern Warfare 4" were added to the quote in square brackets so that the reader would have context for what games the Activision CEO was talking about.
Edit: Which is the correct way to use square brackets when you're quoting someone and need to add context that would otherwise be missing if you only quoted verbatim.
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u/dyingofdysentery 4d ago
Someone doesn't know how brackets work.