<![CDATA[Kotaku: gameplay]]> http://tags.kotaku.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/kotaku.com.png <![CDATA[Kotaku: gameplay]]> http://kotaku.com/tag/gameplay http://kotaku.com/tag/gameplay <![CDATA[Watch The First Fifteen Minutes Of Dead Space: Extraction]]> It should go without saying, but... SPOILER WARNING!

Thanks to Dead Space: Extraction hitting the streets in Australia a whole week earlier than here in the US, we've got nothing better to do than watch an Australian gamer play through the first fifteen minutes.

I know it's an on rails shooter a "guided first person experience" and I usually hate being told what to do — but based on this footage, I'm pleased with how Extraction turned out. We'll see how the whole game goes when I buy it next week.

Video: Dead Space Extraction - The first 15 minutes [Vooks]

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<![CDATA[Baffling Gameplay Videos From The Last Remnant]]>
Two slightly odd gameplay videos from Square Enix's upcoming RPG The Last Remnant. Full marks for actually containing gameplay - I get sick of watching endless animated bullshots, but these look great.

The first video shows how a typical battle will play out - fairly standard Square-style stat shuffling with combos, breakers and whatnot. I always find these confusing to watch but this seems particularly frenetic. You can see a couple of characters using the game's new Quick Time Event system to execute special attacks with timed button presses.

Nice rawk soundtrack too. Assuming that is actually from the game.

The next video is altogether less stressful - but no less confusing.

Protagonist Rush Sykes runs around a marshland, splashing through pools of water and reeds and weaving in and out of what looks like a herd of giant levitating pink shrimp.

It looks pretty. The shrimp notice him. Fade to black.

Ok then!

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<![CDATA[Two Even More Insane Mirror's Edge Gameplay Videos]]>
If there was any room left in our minds to be impressed with this game, that void has been filled. After our correspondent A.J. met "Dude Huge" at the Mirror's Edge event yesterday she sent us these two videos full of free running insanity. The first one focuses on a chopper chase resembling the one found in Half Life 2, except you're jumping from skyscrapers. In the second, Faith seems to be taking an alternate route, but similar to a video we posted a while back, which is no less impressive. We can't wait to get our hands on it! Second video after the jump.

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<![CDATA[New Solid Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood Trailer]]>
We haven't seen a whole lot of gameplay footage coming from the recent Sonic Chronicles trailers. Perhaps Bioware wants to keep a lid on it so not to spoil the story. Regardless, we have the newest trailer which gives us a glimpse of what we can expect come September 30th.

Sonic Chronicles: Bioware Developer Diary
Sonic Chronicles Trailer Shows Combat

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<![CDATA[Five New Fallout 3 Gameplay Videos]]>
That's right folks, in highlight of the 45 minute demo Bethesda will be giving of the game tomorrow afternoon at PAX, we got 5 new Fallout 3 gameplay videos to show you. The videos feature five different environments from the Super-Duper Mart to Tenpenny Tower. Just a note guys there is some violence in the videos and the game is rated M, viewer discretion is advised. Look for the game in stores on Ocotober 28th in North America for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. Four more videos after the jump.

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<![CDATA[A Little More Cliff Hanging Tomb Raider Underworld Gameplay]]>
For your viewing pleasure we have some more Tomb Raider Underworld gameplay footage. If you enjoyed Tomb Raider: Legend then you're probably marking this as a "must get now" on your games to buy list.

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<![CDATA[SOCOM Confrontation Gameplay Vid]]> With all of the hoopla surrounding Mario Kart Wii hitting this weekend, and Grand Theft Auto IV hitting next week, let's not forget that there are still plenty of things to get excited about later in the year. Like SOCOM Confrontation. Can't. Wait.

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<![CDATA[Gears 2 Gameplay Footage Hits May 9]]> Jonesing for your first taste of Gears of War 2 gameplay footage? Fortunately you don't have too long to wait.

Gametrailers TV just secured themselves the first in-game footage from the game. The bad news? It won't be airing until May 9 at 1 a.m. The good news? The footage, which features Marcus Fenix, includes a special introduction by bunny-loving Epic game designer Cliff Bleszinski.

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<![CDATA[Top 10 Video Game Emotions]]> happycubesadcube.jpg Only a Game has a fun post on the 'top 10 video game emotions' - emotions that people recognize as both present while they're playing, and enhancements of gameplay:

Based on the 1,040 responses to the DGD2 survey, I have ranked the top 10 emotions with their average score out of 5 to get a rough-and-ready estimate of the popularity of various emotions. This isn't a strict scientific measure, as such, but the highest scoring emotions are those for which the majority of people not only recognised having that emotion while playing games, but recognised it enhanced their enjoyment.

There are some surprises ('fiero,' or 'triumph over adversity,' one of the emotions that gets a lot of attention in these sorts of discussions, didn't even make it halfway up the top ten list), and some not so surprising ('amusement' got the top spot). Anyways, it's an interesting analysis of some of the whys and wherefores of the final tallies.

Top Ten Videogame Emotions [Only a Game]

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<![CDATA[More Video From Ninja Gaiden II]]>
Two Ninja Gaiden II videos in one month? First they gift us on the Day of the Ninja with a new gameplay trailer, and now Team Ninja is back with even more gameplay video. I have to agree with Luke here. We get it. The screens prove it's bloody, and the clips prove it is fast. Other than that the media blitz isn't really showing us anything new. We know it is coming, we're prepared to purchase it for our playing pleasure. Unless you want to reveal some new gameplay twist or a massive boss, no more gameplay clips. We're full.

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<![CDATA[Ratchet and Clank Imperial Fight Festival Gameplay]]>

GameTrailers has exclusive new footage of some new levels of the upcoming Ratchet and Clank for the PS3. Being a self professed fan of the series and a PS3 owner hungry for some decent games on the system, I'm quite looking forward to this game's release. All the clips I've seen of it have looked great and they just keep getting better. As an added Saturday bonus, I've included a second clip after the jump of another new area, the Arena Challenge .

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<![CDATA[Assassin's Creed: Massive Montage]]>

Hot of the presses at GameTrailers comes this "Massive Montage" of new Assassin's Creed footage. Every time I watch gameplay from this I am always impressed by the free running. It's like Prince of Persia on crack. Needless to say, I can't wait for this game.

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<![CDATA[Home Made Mario Galaxy Screens]]> A Kotaku tipster who prefers to remain nameless (for obvious reasons) has sent in some photos of Super Mario Galaxy in action at an undisclosed location. Sure they are a little fuzzy and taken from the side, but what are you gonna do? It like those blurry, naked photos of topless celebs you always see on the cover of The Star. Not a whole lot that will knock your socks off, but it's always fun to see something you're not supposed to, right?

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<![CDATA[1Up's Silent Hill 5 First Look]]>

The folks at 1Up get a first look at Silent Hill 5 and man does it look great. From what I can see in the clips of the game shown throughout this piece, it's everything you are going to want from Silent Hill on a next gen platform. The scenes of Silent Hill changing to evil Silent Hill are delivered as promised, in real time while you are actually playing the game and draws directly from the method used in the Silent Hill movie. While it may have had it's faults, the film version did have a lot of interesting ways of treating the environment which translates quite nicely into the video game format. It's also nice to see that they are going back to the elements that made SH 2 the best in the series and steering away from the sometimes clunky mechanics of SH 4. If you are a Silent Hill fan, you're going to love this clip. What are you waiting for? Press play!

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<![CDATA[Folklore: Capturing Id]]>
The demo for Folklore came out while I was at PAX last weekend so and I haven't gotten a chance to sit down with it yet. Luckily on one of my early press arrival days I slipped over to the Sony booth to check it out and it is a really beautiful game. When I talked to the Sony rep about it he told me that they didn't have the same kind of advertising budget on all their games and that unfortunately, Folklore was flying under the radar a bit. It really is a shame because it seems (from the little bit that I played) to be a pretty cool game. This video shows off the capturing of the Id which is essentially stealing the powers from the Folk and using them for your own. The capturing is done using the Sixaxis to wrestle the Id out of the enemies with bigger creatures requiring a bit more tugging and pulling. Make the jump to check out a couple more videos including a comic book style cut scene and a battle using the Id in to bring a big boss down.

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<![CDATA[MGS4 Gameplay]]>
Good lord this looks amazing. I CANT WAIT... and I'm not even a really big MGS fan.

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<![CDATA[Clips: Halo 3 Beta Gameplay Bonanza]]>

The Halo 3 Beta is nearly upon us and for those of you not lucky enough to get invited or unwilling to buy the awesome Crackdown for an invite, a slew of new videos have landed so you can see what you're missing.

All shall see Master Chief and fall to their knees. The mighty Halo shall rule the world. You will go out and purchase Halo 3 when it finally reaches the stores. You are getting very sleepy....

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<![CDATA[Clip: Final Fantasy XII Revenant Wings Gameplay Trailer]]>

Here we have #9 in a series of FF XII Revenant Wings gameplay trailers. The game looks like it will fall right in line with all the other excellent FF titles we've had thus far. Being new to the whole Final Fantasy milieu, I'm finding that I enjoy the handheld titles better than their console counterparts. Especially Final Fantasy X2. God, I hated that game...

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<![CDATA[Clip: Umbrella Chronicles Gameplay Video]]>

Finally, some gameplay from Umbrella Chronicles. It's great to see the old tried and true mansion making a comeback, although it seems to be much more zombie infested than the last visit. The "light gun" aspect of the game actually intrigues me, although I know some people would rather see it go the way of Duck Hunt. I've always been a fan of rail shooters like House of the Dead and I'm also a terrible aim with a regular controller, so the ability to actually point and aim is much more my speed. Besides, I'm always up for a trip down a zombie infested memory lane.

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<![CDATA[Clip: C&C 3: Battlefield Domination Gameplay]]>

Wow, this looks fun, though I'm not sure yet if I'm going to like it less or more than Supreme Commander. Why do they have to bunch these amazing RTSes together?

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