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more about #robots Ursus-Veritas: Statement: A vote for HK-47 is a vote for killing off stupid meatbags who can't be arsed to read things before they comment. Advisory: It is suggested... more » d_r_e: Before getting all bent out of shape about the results, read the article FFS!!! Kotaku readers get to vote with their predictions, but the final outco... more » Ghostwise: WTF man? The results showed Fruit Fucker Fucked Robo to death. I call shenanigans! more » Vedli: Statement: Those meatbags who voted for Megaman and Optimus Prime will be ground into a fine paste. more » Oreot: I thought Fruit Fucker won... "Fruit Fucker 2000: 58% (2527 votes) Winner: Fruit Fucker 2000" more » UnderABox: no fruit fucker, no care i call shenanigans more » khronos27: Wait, didn't the post say that users voted Megaman to beat HK-47? Why is he still in it? more » Curse lily: I hate the fact the neither Astro Boy or Casshern gets any love. YOU SHOULD ALL BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF >:[ more » EDGE: Has there been no mention of the venerable 16 bit hero "Vectorman" yet? more » Derek Rumpler: Wait. Mickey Mouse doesn't have a hot gaming franchise? It could be argued that, even though he is a supporting character, that Kingdom Hearts would b... more » Noctis: What self-respecting anime fan still likes Astro Boy? more » ph15h: Oh my god, it's Astro Boy!!! I loved the GBA game and watched the show whenever I could on Adult Swim. Astro is hot-shit. :D Hmm... Astro Boy is kinda... more » Pombar: Nothing more than the GBA game needs be done, to be fair. I doubt anyone could make a good game out of Pluto, Astro Boy's finest hour, either. more » Taggart6 wishes you happy holidays!!!: Astro Boy: Omega Factor is one of the best GBA games. more » Black-Dog-Howls: Out of no where, Kojima Productions big announcement is Metal Gear Rex in the Robot Hall of Fame. more » Moonshadow101: GIR. Period. He meets none of the qualifications and would mock the presence of every other entrant, but nonetheless: Gir. more » Archaotic: more » bobtheduck in Korea: I know I'm gonna be blasted for this, but a real automaton is much more fitting to receive this award than a fictional robot. While we're at it, thoug... more » Cheezsama: Considering we all know mega-man is just one of the thousands of takes on Astro Boy, wouldn't it make more sense for him to be there instead? more » Kobun: The Robot Hall of Fame recognizes excellence in robotics technology worldwide and honors the fictional and real robots that have inspired and made bre... more » -
#kotakuroboto
Kotaku Robot Wars Round 2: The Quickening
The first round of Kotaku's Robot Wars have left four U.S. cities in ruins and four video game robots nothing more than mounds of melted plastic and metal. Who survived to fight again?
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#kotakuroboto
Our Missing Video Game Robot Hero
Osamu Tezuka's beloved boy robot, Astro Boy, defined an art form, inspired a nation, and is a cultural icon worthy of the Robot Hall of Fame. So why doesn't he get more video games?
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#capcom
Mega Man Losing To The French In Robot Hall Of Fame Race
Mega Man is a man among robots, but is he spiffy enough to top a French robot built in 1810 that writes poetry for a spot in the Robot Hall of Fame? More » -
#clips
The Mystery of the Stupid Fun Club
Maybe the website for Will Wright's entertainment think tank is just a website. But given that it has three games of sorts hidden on it, I'd like to think there's more to it than that. More » -
#heavymetal
Giant Robots Help Kill Tabula Rasa
NCsoft's doomed massively-multiplayer online science fiction game Tabula Rasa may only have weeks to live, but the developers are making those weeks count, with giant player-controlled mechs storming the title's final moments. More » -
#betawatch
Plain Sight Open Beta Launches, Robots With Swords Kill Themselves
Beatnik Games has officially launched the Open Beta for Plain Sight, the multiplayer online PC game that pits bouncing robot against bouncing robot in a sword-swinging fight to the finish. More » -
#wiiconnaissance
Military Developers Talk Wii Remote-Controlled Robots
CNN has just run an interesting segment on military robots coming in the near future that will be controlled using the Nintendo Wii remote, looking at the pros and cons of Wii-bots. More » -
