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Commenter Firescorpio takes us on a (somewhat misspelled) journey through the nine circles of Xbox Live hell, a path that transforms an innocent online gamer into a foaming, frothing, enjoyment-destroying fuckwit in today's infographic-tastic edition of Speak-Up on Kotaku. More »
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Anyone who's played a particularly frustrating video game can attest to the therapeutic effect of dropping the F-bomb. The phenomenon has now been scientifically proven, and the man behind the research awarded for his efforts, sort of. More »
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How does Microsoft's Peter Moore feel about the Halo movie deal breakdown with movie studio 20th Century Fox and Universal Studios? "Pissed," Moore told Kotaku at an exclusive Microsoft party in Santa Monica tonight. The adaptation is backed by A-list director Peter Jackson. So why doesn't Microsoft just finance the film themselves. According to Moore: More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=277068&view=rss&microfeed=true No, that is not German for "The Elite Beat Agents, The." No. This is the story of a man with a bad temper and facial hair. A man who isn't very good at video games, but quite skilled at destroying things. This is the story of some guy who got so incredibly pissed off at Elite Beat Agents that he broke his DS, stabbed the screen multiple times with a screwdriver then snapped the game in half—blaming the whole thing on Nintendo. After the jump, the well-adjusted gentleman's forum post describing what happened: More »
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This one's for the wall punchers. A Californian inventor has patented a throwable controller. Here's where it gets wacky: The "tossable peripheral" resembles things like a beach ball, a football or a Frisbee, but are connected via WiFi to a games console. What's more, the controller contains a GPS receiver, a timer an altimeter and an accelerometer able to detect the speed and impact at which you chuck the controller at the fucking floor in frustration. Brian Ashcraft More »
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