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Nintendo plans to introduce new gaming hardware in emerging markets, including China. "It would be difficult to enter those markets if we didn't create something new... For the mass market you need to provide something that most of the middle class can afford," president Satoru Iwata told Reuters. Read more

Today's selection of articles from Kotaku's reader-run community: A Brief Q&A With the Creative Mind Behind Child of Light • Indie Is My New Triple-A • Anime No One Watched: SKET DANCE • Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy: The TAY Review • Rockmandash Reviews: Muv-Luv Extra & Alternative Read more

Loading Human, the motion-controlled VR dream simulator for PC, is now on Kickstarter. Untold Games aims to collect $30,000 for their game, which has transitioned from Unity to Unreal Engine 4 (with pretty results, as seen in the vid above) and is now also approved for release on the PS4. Check out the campaign here.

Today's selection of articles from Kotaku's reader-run community: On: Hype • In Defence of Call of Duty • So... This is How You Have Sex in Yakuza: Ishin Read more

Today's selection of articles from Kotaku's reader-run community: Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection Closure: What You Need To Know • Why I Love Visual Novels So Much, And How I Got Into This Insane Genre • Gameplay, Story, And You: The Whole Is Greater Than The Sum Of Its Parts • Seven Quick Reviews Read more

Today's selection of articles from Kotaku's reader-run community: My Stepson Plays Video Games On "Easy" • What Video Game Features Would Improve Your Everyday Life? • Short Experiences in Terraria, Hotline Miami, and The Lone Survivor Read more

MDugarchomp is an appropriation artist from Boston with a penchant for Pokémon and modernist painter Charley Harper. Her latest big project, a trio of posters, depicts the Generation I starter Pokémon and their evolutions. If you wanna see more, check out the rest of her stuff at Tumblr, Etsy and/or deviantART. Read more

This is Codemancer, AKA Programming 101: The Game. Basically, it's a turn-based fantasy game designed to teach how programming works to kids or, well, pretty much anyone, with a combat system based on writing simple programs. It's on Kickstarter, but it's already funded, so expect to see it on PC in July next year.

DayZ Standalone has sold two million copies as of last night. This is notable because A) it's still in alpha, B) it only came out mid-December, and C) it was never part of a sale. Very, very impressive. Read more

Today's selection of articles from Kotaku's reader-run community: Rockmandash Reviews: Always The Same Blue Sky • Let's Talk About Steam Cards! • Tabletop Stories: Final Fantasy Edition Read more

If I were the Doctor, I'd surrender too. Not even escaping to the Starbound universe could save the Doctor from the Daleks, who will hound him until either he or they are exterminated. (Redditor StarbounderBR is the one responsible for this fantastic build.) Read more

Today's selection of articles from Kotaku's reader-run community: Diablo III: Reaper of Souls: The TAY Review • The AniTAY Guide to Learning Japanese • Do You Pay Attention To Where Your Games Are Made? Read more