The first day of the Serie A championship transmitted by DAZN it was reported above all for the inefficiencies, between streaming that did not start and bad image quality. The situation was perceived as disastrous by many users, who decided to laugh at it with the usual flood of meme, some of which have a videogame theme.
For example, to mock the quality of the streaming was dusted off none other than International Soccer by Andrew B. Spencer for Commodore 64, which for Luca Bottura has become the “4K by DAZN“:
Always in the same tone the joke of the Twitter user Braioz, who brings up Lara Croft first version, the one with sharp breasts, to always joke about image quality: “I saw #DAZN fine, Leotta is a beautiful woman, nothing to say“:
At least Tomb Raider was fun. However that may be too Santa Claus decided to joke about it, fielding none other than Kick Off for the Amiga 500:
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Of course it doesn’t end there. Let’s see other tweets dedicated to DAZN with direct references to video games:
What to say? We hope that the second day of the championship will see the same way, so as to be able to resurrect other classic video games (joking).
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