Not Exactly the Grand Theft Auto TV Show You WantBrian Ashcraft3/12/15 8:00am627EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalink Today, the BBC put out a press release stating that it was making "a new BBC Two drama based on Grand Theft Auto." Make that, a poorly worded press release. Because this isn't the GTA drama you're hoping for. That being said, it still sounds promising.
When Video Games Are Illegal, The Cops Are...IdiotsLuke Plunkett7/07/14 11:00pm478EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkWell, this is nice. Vid Agents is a video game series that, instead of doing the usual thing of blending cosplay with fanfic, is actually entirely original. It's called VID AGENTS, and is about the cops tasked with policing a ban on video games.
You Know What the Pokémon Franchise Really Needs? Your Fresh IdeasMike Fahey10/25/11 11:20am287EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkCommenter Balmung of the Azure Sky has been thinking about Pokémon lately, and believes it's high time the franchise gets the modern-day makeover it desperately needs. How would you folks bring Pokémon up to date? Speak Up on Kotaku, I choose you!
Samsung's New SSD Will Come With A Free Copy of Batman: Arkham CityBrian Crecente10/24/11 7:36pm158EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalink Two versions of Samsung's new 830 series solid state drives will come with a free copy of Batman: Arkham City, the company's vice president said during a press conference tonight.
Activision Explains How Call Of Duty Will Escape Guitar Hero's FateMike Fahey4/20/11 3:40pm273EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalink Guitar Hero was once a shining star of a video game franchise, with each yearly installment generating more excitement than the last. Now the series is on indefinite hold. An internal Activision memo obtained by Giant Bomb poses a compelling question. "Isn't Call of Duty today just like Guitar Hero was a few years…
How Xbox Live Works On Windows Phones 7 SeriesMike Fahey2/15/10 11:20am168EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalink As expected, Microsoft's Steve Balmer announced Xbox Live support for the upcoming Windows Phone 7 series at the Mobile World Congress, but what exactly will Xbox Live users be able to do on their phones?