Of the sexual assault variety. The trouble began over the weekend when the accusations were made against site owner Tyler Malka, who goes by the handle "Evilore". What followed was true chaos with the site quickly becoming home to countless posts about the controversy and several moderators and users taking a stand against the alleged behavior by either "suicide posts" or flat out quitting.

This is the best NeoGAF abandon ship post I've seen so far. pic.twitter.com/FaL2Hh9cUV

— Liam Robertson (@Doctor_Cupcakes) October 22, 2017

Fuck this place. Permaban me. https://t.co/YIeEOqhmr6

— NeoGAF New Threads (@NeoGAFNewThread) October 22, 2017

Which means as of right now NeoGAF is offline. Apparently NeoGAF is preparing a statement about the controversy but so far has issued nada.

NeoGAF began in 2006 and since that time has become well known as a primary source for video game discussion. And breaking news too with both developers and industry figures posting anonymously about upcoming projects.