Downloadable content. Everyone hates it—but everyone buys it. Here's a look at the latest package of extensions and…
At E3 in June, I watched Konami's Shinta Nojiri play NeverDead and struggle to reassemble his dismembered, immortal…
Great games often spring from a single brilliant idea, like a protagonist that can pull himself back together after…
The unkillable Bryce Boltzmann comes to life on January 31 in Konami's Neverdead. Should you care? Megadeth hopes so.…
Being immortal's what you make of it. Sure, watching all your friends die and learning how to work new TV remotes…
Today is Friday, August 26. The Tokyo Game Show won't start for weeks, but that hasn't stopped Konami from…
In Never Dead, you can rip off your head and then throw it. In real life, you cannot do this. Well, at least I…
We here at Kotaku love the idea behind NeverDead—we're not the type of folks who let something as petty as a…
Depending on your gaming tastes, you may not have seen much of the work of Toshiaki Takayama. Which is a shame,…
In video games, death is anything but final. We've been playing games with some form of immortality or reincarnation…
NeverDead is a tongue-in-cheek third person shooter in which you can rip off your head and THROW IT.
In Never Dead, you can rip off your own head. But that's okay, because you can put yourself back together again.
Konami offers a new look at the dismemberment-focused action adventure NeverDead today, this time featuring a level…
Halloween weekend can only mean one thing—publishers remind us of the horror games on their slate, this time Konami…
Describing Konami's new action-horror shoot 'em up NeverDead is something of a challenge for producer and game…
Hey. It's been a while. Let's check in with NeverDead, the shoot 'em up that's chock full of self-inflicted…
It may be a twin gun shooter featuring a quirky, scruffy hero battling hordes of demons, but there's something…
Konami didn't have too much to say during its brief Gamescom 2010 press conference today, but it did delight the…
Konami is kicking off its Gamescom 2010 press conference with a greeting from the affable host Thomas Sauermann, who…
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