Reader Kenneth Eaton likes Shadow of the Colossus and likes the films of Studio Ghibli. Put 'em together and you get this, which I would watch a million times over, if only it actually existed.
Reader Kenneth Eaton likes Shadow of the Colossus and likes the films of Studio Ghibli. Put 'em together and you get this, which I would watch a million times over, if only it actually existed.
This is awe-inspiring: what happens when players are hell-bent on finding a secret which may not even exist? Eurogamer has a piece on Shadow of the Colossus and players who hoped they could find its 'last big secret'. Definitely worth a read.
Godzilla and his atomic breath are one of the most recognizable metaphors for the atomic bombings of WWII—and they're also icons of Japanese pop culture. With a steady supply of Kaiju movies, giant monsters nestled themselves comfortably in video games, creating a huge library of monster mayhem-based titles. We have…
While this looks like an expensive statue based on 2004 classic Shadow of the Colossus, it's a little bit more than that. Well, OK, it does work as a statue, but its more practical use is that it's an external hard drive.
Normally when we learn about the people responsible for writing movies based on video games, there's a round of muted applause. If we're lucky. More often than no there are groans.
Designed by Kotaku reader Marinko Milosevski, these fake movie posters make me want to watch a film based on Shadow of the Colossus. And Majora's Mask. And Super Metroid. And Ocarina of Time. And Ico. And Wind Waker.
Sony Pictures has signed writer/director Josh Trank (Chronicle) to direct the long-in-development-hell adaptation