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Fund Waveform, for a Innovative Type of Rail Shooter
In Waveform, you play as an orb of light who can manipulate the amplitude and speed of a waveform that you travel on. It looks amazing it terms of design, and as long as the controls aren’t to complicated the game could be a pretty big hit. Goal: $8,000 Notable Reward: $20 – Access to…
By Chris Carolan Published November 23, 2011 -
Talk Amongst Yourselves
I think this TAYpic proves, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that aliens helped build the pyramids. In the next Tomb Raider maybe Lara will find herself razzling aliens. If not, my dreams will be smashed… Feel free to Talk Amongst Yourselves! Thanks to reader pan1da7 for today’s image. Take a crack at being featured…
By Chris Carolan Published November 23, 2011 -
Fund Auro: The Golden Prince, Bite sized RPG for the iOS
Auro: The Golden Prince, has a charming art style and an interesting concept it’s working off of. I love how much the creators value animation, and I think it really shows in the video. It also has a Half Minute Hero feel to it, but without the anxiety. Goal: $15,000 Notable Reward: $175 – Your…
By Chris Carolan Published November 22, 2011 -
Fund Jak and Poi, a “Rock, Paper, Scissor” CCG For The iOS
I’m a huge fan of Collectible Card Games, and when ever I see a new one come out for the iOS I get pretty excited. Jak and Poi is a really interesting CCG built around a “Rock, Paper, Scissor” mechanic. You have a deck of cards that you can play against you opponent instead of…
By Chris Carolan Published November 22, 2011 -
This Dude Banks a Knife Off a Helicopter in Modern Warfare 3, And So it Begins
People have been landing insanely improbable kills in Call of Duty for years now, but of all the videos I have seen, this one is the craziest. The knife literally banks of a helicopter, then falls onto the soldier underneath it. In conclusion, stay inside.
By Chris Carolan Published November 21, 2011 -
Fund Dragon Island RPG it Lets You Collect an Army of Monsters
The concept is simple: Collect monsters, amass army and plow your way through dungeons. It feels in the video like it’s almost a cross between Pokemon and Shining Force. If you don’t like the sound of that cross over you aren’t a human. Goal: $15,000 Notable Reward: $85 – An official t-shirt AND have a…
By Chris Carolan Published November 21, 2011 -
Talk Amongst Yourselves
I’m starting to feel really bad for this dude, if it’s not a shark, it’s a monster. I want to see a couple of TayPics of this guy having a good time. Although, this does remind me how much I love giant sea monster boss fights, anybody remember any good ones? I always thought that…
By Chris Carolan Published November 21, 2011 -
A Zelda Rap So Ridiculous It’s Amazing
I have always wanted to see Navi get stomped into the ground, not to mention a Link Vs Ganon rap battle. Check the video created by the guys at Smosh.com You can contact Chris Carolan, the author of this post, at [email protected]. You can also find him on Twitter
By Chris Carolan Published November 18, 2011 -
Jimmie Johnson’s Anything With An Engine isn’t Your Grandmas Kart Racing Game
Want to drive a bathtub? Maybe shoot giant golfballs from a go kart? Well you can do all these things and more! But, I’m not sure its actually worth it. Jimmie Johnson’s Anything With An Engine is just a silly kart game that borrows from everything else, without hitting the mark on any of it.…
By Chris Carolan Published November 18, 2011 -
Skyrim‘s Easiest Leveling Exploit Involves Brutalizing the First Character You Meet
The thing I always liked about the Morrowind games was trying to figure out ways to “break the game”, and while you no longer can jump over and over again to level your character, I did find a funny exploit. You can level up your character (not to mention your one-handed attack) the moment you…
By Chris Carolan Published November 17, 2011 -
The Voice Commands of Halo: Anniversary Fail at the Wrong Times
“I’m sorry Chris, I’m afraid I can’t let you do that” Until I hear those words coming out of my Xbox, (preferably right before it tries to kill me or something) I’ll be resistant to believing claims of voice functionality working with games. Halo:Anniversary tries it’s damnedest to make voice commands work. It’s not a…
By Chris Carolan Published November 17, 2011 -
LEGO Harry Potter Years 5-7 Shows How Good LEGO Games Can Look
Lego is at it again with LEGO Harry Potter Years 5-7, charming the pants off the players with it’s dialogue free, semi satirical versions of the movies. What really stands out this time is how good the game looks and feels. As a cinematic adventure the game stays pretty close to plot as far as…
By Chris Carolan Published November 17, 2011 -
Our Newest Xbox Indie Recommendations Include a Techno Chopper and a Game Fit For the Sega CD
Every few weeks we here at Kotaku select some of the best Indie games that Xbox Live has to offer. These are our latest favorites. You’ll be able to find the list here for reference or in the “Kotaku‘s favorites” channel in the Indie Game section of Xbox Live’s Games Marketplace. No Pain No Brain(80…
By Chris Carolan Published November 2, 2011 -
PixelJunk SideScroller is the 26th-Century 1980’s Arcade Game You’ve Been Waiting For
PixelJunk SideScroller is a 1980’s style arcade game made for the 26th-century. It’s a side scrolling-shoot-em-up that exceeds in everything it attempts to pull off. Between the style, the smooth controls and the soundtrack, PixelJunk SideScroller is everything I could have asked for in a downloadable game. Hell, it’s everything I could ask for in…
By Chris Carolan Published October 26, 2011 -
Watch Me Beat Kinect Sports 2 Tennis Without Moving
It’s not often I get to proclaim myself an athlete, and today isn’t going to change that, but I will say that I owned the shit out of my computer-controlled opponents today in Kinect Sports Season Two After feeling really awkward for a while playing a Kinect game in an office filled with quietly working…
By Chris Carolan Published October 25, 2011 -
Talk Amongst Yourselves
There are so many terrifying things about this TAYpic, with Halloween only a week away it all seems perfectly fitting. Between that awesome leather purple jacket and the crushed ribcage, that dude is going to show up in my nightmares. Anybody else ever get majorly creeped out by a TAYpic? A certain photoshopping leaving them…
By Chris Carolan Published October 24, 2011 -
Me, My Camera and A Pajama Party: Skylanders’ Launch Event
Activision kicked off the launch of their toy-laden action brawler Skylanders Spyro’s Adventure with a pajama party in New York. Festivities included facepainting, coloring inside and outside of the lines and some life-sized Skylanders.
By Chris Carolan Published October 21, 2011 -
Fund Goats vs Nazi NES style game, Take That Third Reich!
The long list of enemies of the Nazi party will get a little longer if this Goats vs Nazis game gets off the ground. Nevermind logic or reason the goats are bringing guns, hooves and horns to the Nazi army. Goal: $14,000 Notable Reward: $75 – A custom download of the game, with a prefix…
By Chris Carolan Published October 20, 2011 -
New York Comic-Con In Three Minutes
New York Comic-Con is a wrap, but only after delivering four days packed with movies, video games, comics and cosplay. Comic Con for me this year was a lot of running around. If I wasn’t filming something, I was trying working the Frankenstylin booth. If I wasn’t working the booth? I was eating all of…
By Chris Carolan Published October 19, 2011 -
Three Minutes of Capcom’s Fright Club, it’s Like Fight Club but With More Braaaaaaains
Capcom and gaming pub Kill Screen spent the night treating the downtown NYC area to “Fright Club”, a gathering for people to come out and play two new Resident Evil games and one new take on Dead Rising. If you missed out, you can still catch Capcom at New York Comic-Con this weekend. Bonus Content?…
By Chris Carolan Published October 13, 2011