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more about #customization madog: One thing that has always bugged me about CoH is the lack of giant monsters around similar to WoW. Sure, CoH literally has a monster type call Giant M... more » smd31: This is definitely looking a great issue...hopefully the "more updates to come' has even cooler things in store! :) more » Mackie7: I like City of Heroes, the updates they have implemented have usually been excellent and a lot more useful and fun then say WoW. Then again I find i... more » kobeashi: I played the trial of this game and had a bit of trouble getting into it, to be honest. It seemed a bit dull as far as combat animations/feel. In fa... more » Fadecy: Rival Schools for PSN/XBLA PLZ: I think I just came =] Have to wait for the PS3 port though, oh well =D more » Michael Robinson: well....this confirms what I already pretty much knew...this game will suck more » -Hairball-: FTW bikini wearing men teabagging monsters from the inside! more » Comatose Turtle: While I approve heartily of awesome customization everywhere possible, and I love Capcom's take on it most of the time, they do have a tendency to ove... more » D-K The Grey: the ability to teabag a colossus, halfnaked from the inside tells me win. Thermal regulation however is fail. always. I didn't like it in Golden Sun I... more » ARCH_27: "When the character moved her body noticeably reacted to the gravity." What? No pics/vids? Tsk tsk Kotaku... Realistic Boob Physics FTW! more » Antiterra: I'm sure it will be explained that half-naked women actually have these really nifty nanomachine watchamacallits on their skin that happens to act exa... more » Gam3r: Anyone else have Kotaku taking very long to load stories and giving warnings about a script running too much/too slow that may make computer stop work... more » FrigidAir44: Wow. Who would of thought? A action game with stereotyped women. Meh. more » butterbandit: Hopefully they have a victory "tea-bag" gesture for use in multiplayer. more » excel_excel: the female avatar started grinding and humping the air and then began to smack her own ass on the television behind him. bought more » NeoTurbo: The possibilyty for chainmail bikini babes taking down giant colossus-style monsters? o_o ....<_< I think lost Planet 2 just climed a few steps ... more » JudasBoogie: @Superpiccolo: I have a soft spot for the LBP proposal levels. more » Ghetto Cornetto: Damn, at a glance that looks like a sexy Iron Man. more » QualityJeverage: "they can elect to have it originate from their character's eyes or as a chest beam instead of coming from the hands" No crotch beams kids. Way to rea... more » Trygle12... NOW IN HD!: Crotch beam is a go. DestroyMan would be proud. more » -
#ncsoft
City Of Heroes Issue 16: Power Spectrum Revealed
Last month's teasing comes to fruition as NCsoft pulls back the curtain on City of Heroes Issue 16: Power Spectrum, putting the power to customize powers in the players' hands. More » -
#captivate09
Lost Planet 2 Lets You Spank Your Own Custom Ass
In Lost Planet 2 there is no main character, instead you are the main character, one that can be customized and made to spank him or herself in a square studded helmet and chain-framed bikini. More » -
#pewpewpew
Champions Online Cares Where Your Force Beams Come From
In the latest edition of their Champions Online Q&A feature, developer Cryptic details how powers in their upcoming superhero MMORPG can be tweaked by players for a more customized hero. More » -
#fable2
The Many Faces of Fable 2
The characters of Fable 2 are meant to be a reflection of the person playing them, to a point. The choices you make as you grow from childhood to adulthood in the game will change your character's appearance. But, your character is highly customizable. Lionhead Studios says they have tons more clothing to wear (all of which can be dyed), you can put on make-up, jewelry, change hairstyles, add facial hair. You can also morph your base appearance by tinkering with strength, how fat your character is, their skin type. The end result, Lionhead says, is billions of different characters. More »
