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If you win an Oscar and ramble through your acceptance speech, the orchestra will drown you out and the cameras will cut away. More »
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SOCOM has always been a great shooter. It has also always had wonderful ways to humiliate the people to take down with headshots, shotgun blasts and pew, pew, pewing. More »
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Zipper Interactive has a lot to prove with SOCOM 4. More »
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In its current alpha state, the camera for Halo: Reach immediately flies back to the deceased's respawn location, rather than lingering while his victorious assailant squats over his face. A bug fix has been submitted. More »
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Bullying has come a long way since I was a kid - a small white boy in a mostly black neighborhood getting stuffed into trash cans after school. Asshole children have to keep up with the times, and in Point Pleasant Beach New Jersey the physical and psychological abuse has taken on all-new, game-like qualities. More »
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For whatever reason, a discussion on teabagging cropped up in our Kotaku chat room this morning. It was work related, we promise. Anyway, in the midst of what became a lively, intellectually heated debate on proper formatting, we came across this entry from extreme teabagging resource and authority, Wikipedia: More »
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I invited my 12 year old nephew over on Saturday for his first look at the shiny new Wii and PlayStation 3 systems in my living room, hoping to capture some of those cute little kid moments that Crecente is always posting about his son. After about an hour of ooing and ahhing and a few rounds of DBZ on the Wii, I switch over to the PS3 for some Resistance action. Yes, I know it is rated M for mature, but I am pretty sure there is a responsible adult living somewhere close to my apartment in case things go horribly wrong. More »
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