Outspark 

A publisher/operator of free multiplayer games for the PC. Titles include Fiesta, Secret of the Solstice, Project Powder and Blackshot. The company makes money by selling virtual items in its games.

Dude I just started playing this sweet new FPS from Outspark called Blackshot! Check it out!

Outspark by Ryansaurus January 16, 2009

Outspark 

When a company (or someone) pulls an epic blunder, often against common sense. Usually reflects badly upon the company or person. Derived from the company that runs FiestaOnline.

D'oh. That store just gave me this cell phone that doesn't work. They told me they just tested it yesterday.

Dude, you just got Outspark'd!

Outspark by Ralath May 10, 2008

Outspark 

-A company that runs a game that is moderately full of bugs, to the extreme.

-Being led to believe one thing, then suddenly to become aware of the true meaning, which is completely false.

-WOW! He did what?! But I thought you said he was gone for good? Why is he back?

-Outspark'd

Outspark by Tyler Green May 10, 2008

Outspark 

A synonym to the word "fail". Commony used in the context of describing someone's utter failure, and/or inability to recognize the obvious.

Also used in the form of "Outspark'd" when a product is delayed or swept under the rug for no apparent reason.

Sony just delayed the PS4 by 7 years because of a typo? We just got Outspark'd!

Outspark by hyperswoss May 10, 2008

outspark 

To behave in a manner that's most beneficial to an audience, community, or large group of people.

Especially within the games industry: To shape yourself or your product in accordance with the demands of your community.

It was good before, but it was even better after being outsparked.

After outsparking their product, the company's audience increased tenfold.

outspark by Solstice Player May 14, 2008

Outspark 

To behave in a manner that's most beneficial to an audience, community, or large group of people.

Especially within the games industry: To shape yourself or your product in accordance with the demands of your community.

The company decided to side with its fans and outspark their product.

Outspark by Solstice Player May 15, 2008

OutStark

Outperform or Outthink someone or an entity in a technical operation or tech startup.

"You need to OutStark your competition"

OutStark by OutStark September 8, 2013