Kotaku: Subway

Thankfully, Subway Does Not Appear in Uncharted 3's Trophies

Owen Good — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 16:00:00 EDT

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After just a five minute ride on my bike, all of my toppings usually slide to one side of the sandwich. But Nathan Drake still has a pristine sweet onion chicken teriyaki or whatever the hell it is, with perfectly tessellated cheese, I'd bet. More »

Subway Gets You Into Uncharted 3 A Month Early, Adds 'Five Dollar Footlong' Taunt

Michael McWhertor — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 20:30:00 EDT

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Visit your local sandwich artist if you want a leg up on the competition in Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception's multiplayer mode. You can spend the entire month of October ranking up, unlocking in-game items and acquiring Subway-themed goods—including the five dollar footlong taunt. More »

Subway Teams With Konami To Promote Healthy DDR Sales

Mike Fahey — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:00:00 EST

From now until the end of March, succumbing to that damnable "Five Dollar Foot-Long" jingle could net you some plastic DDR crap and a $10 coupon good towards your next living room-eating dance pad game. More »

Clip: Subway Fights Obesity With Retro Gaming

Mike Fahey — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 16:20:09 EDT

Since I spent great gobs of the weekend playing Puzzle Quest on the DS, I actually got a chance to catch some television, which is an odd sort of game that seems to be one giant, non-interactive cut scene. Lame, I know, but you can't beat the in-game advertising. Take this Subway ad, which I caught while secretly watching the Food Network Chefography marathon. More »

The Kotaku Subway Map

Brian Ashcraft — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 15:22:16 EST

There's others, too. Reader Jan sent along this neat trend chart that riffs on the Tokyo subway. Created by Japan-based design agency Information Architects, it's a mash-up of the most used websites from last year and what to expect from next. As the agency's site says, "It's totally unscientific and almost useless, but definitely fun to look at." To find us, Kotaku's the last stop on the enfeebled and underfed brown (yummy) "Blogs" line. Fitting. Brian Ashcraft More »

Map The Tokyo Subway With Your DS Lite

Brian Ashcraft — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 13:20:31 EDT

Not Nintendo licensed software, but DIY and amazing nonetheless. It's a map of the Tokyo Subway system, and the program looks incredibly easy to use. Just look how it scrolls! Brian Ashcraft More »

Intel Invests in In-Game Ads Company

brownlee — Thu, 06 Jul 2006 11:40:08 EDT

In light of Intel's recent investment in IGA, a firm primarily known for paying Counter-Strikelike advertising in games: More »

PSPers Take Over NYC Subway

Brian Crecente — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 14:00:33 EDT

The PSP Nation decided to hold their latest weekly meet-up in the bowels of New York City. The group gathered at the Manhattan Mall and then descended to the subways where they caught a ride to Coney Island. On the way the group of gamers played some hot PSP-on-PSP action. More »

Nintendo Plagued Him, Subway Saved Him

lsmith — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 18:00:10 EST

1UP links to a story in the Columbia Tribune where the once-rotund Subway spokesdude Jared Fogle blames his love of Nintendo's NES and the marriage between that NES and junk food for his weight expansion to a blimpie 425 lbs. Lucky for Fogle he was able to chow down on the Cold Cut Trio and trek off that tonnage. More »