Here it is, as promised: more about Panopticon, or, as it likes to call itself now, Freedom Wars. While the trailer up top is little more than a reiteration of what we've seen before, we now know that Freedom Wars is a multiplayer action game hitting the Vita in 2014.

Late last year, Kotaku first brought word of coffee artist Kazuki Yamamoto. He makes stunning cappuccino art. In the last few months, Yamamoto has been perfecting his three dimensional creations. He's gotten even better.

Case in point: a four-minute (!) launch trailer, consisting of Mr. Greaves shooting people in the face with a wide variety of weapons. While Techland's latest entry into the Call of Juarez brand of shooters is looking better by the minute, I can't help but be wary after The Cartel. We'll see.

Hong Kong based collectible maker ThreeA previously released a jumbo-sized Metal Gear REX figure. And now? Now, it looks like they're working on a jumbo-sized RAY mecha.

Hello Kitty's face has been on seemingly everything—whether that's stationary, toilet paper, toasters or even that infamous vibrator. Don't forget pricey produce!

This short claymation clip by Lee Hardcastle is a Resident Evil prequel/alternate history. Of sorts. Leon Kennedy, a rookie cop, gets a little too eager on a drug bust, and it costs him.

Video Game Sans Video is a project that satisfies just about all the criteria you need to call something a video game. Except, well, for the actual video.

Yes, this is Minecraft. But it's not a recreation of a pop culture icon/giant penis. It's using the game for something really interesting.

This isn't a big deal. Let's be clear on that. But it is a nice touch, the kind of nice touch that reminds you there are sometimes real, actual humans involved in the video game supply chain.