Despite tough times and a nasty U.S. recession gamers continue to come through, this time for a collection of games discounted in the name of charity. The second Humble Indie Bundle managed to pull in $1,823,301.66, topping the first Humble Indie Bundle which brought in about $1.2 million. That works out to 232,849 purchases of…
We’ve posted our share of absurd Call of Duty: Black Ops tomahawk throws, Halo: Reach grenade sticks, and physics-bending mishaps. But lets not forget insanely lucky things happen in real life too. For every crazy trick you pull in a game of Skate, for every car wreck you can’t believe happened in Gran Turismo, there…
There was a time when Doodle Jump was the Angry Birds of the iPhone, but then the game disappeared… until this week when it bounced back to the top ten. Surprise! Here’s the full list of games for both platforms: iPhone Position Title Price Weeks Last Week 1 Angry Birds (Clickgamer.com) $0.99 31 2 2…
Hope you had a fun break, welcome back to a short week of happy discussions. Start one now! Verno77 created this wonderful TAY Holiday Card. There are six chances each week to get your handiwork featured on Kotaku. Just shop up this image and submit it to the #taypics hashtag. Confused about commenting on Kotaku?…
With about 68 million players worldwide, Cityville blends the best of Sim City and FarmVille into a Zynga Facebook game that actually plays like a game. Kotaku went straight to Zynga’s CityVille team for some tips and tricks on how to turn your one-horse town into a bustling metropolis. I spent a few days tinkering…
I was a big fan of Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light when it came to consoles and, it turns out, I’m just as big a fan of the iPhone version. The game translates surprisingly well, using twin digital thumbsticks to let players control Croft’s movements and in which direction she fires her twin…
It was the winter of 1980. My brother and I, wrapped in blue robes, ran down the stairs to be greeted by a brand new Atari 2600 and bevy of games under the tree. It was my first Gamer’s Christmas. What was yours? Since that cold Maryland winter 30 years ago I’ve had many other…
Always ahead of the game, literally, Prima Games sent us a card to wish us not a happy holiday, but a happy New Year. The fold-out card includes 20 years worth of covers. Impressive! Can you spot your favorite?
I’ve always said that the iPad would be a great solution for bringing board games to the digital era, Risk: The Official Game HD proves it. Electronic Arts’ version of the official Hasbro board game doesn’t add a lot new to the classic strategy board game, but it does deliver a polished board game experience…
Video games aren’t just a wonderful present for children, they’re also a wonderful opportunity to bond. Playing side-by-side with your son or daughter gives you a chance to interact in ways typically off-limits to parents. You can see you child lead, make decisions, problem solve and team up together to defeat the bad guys. It’s…
and a very bricky New Year.
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Re: Packing To Survive America That’s funny, we pack survival kits when we come back from Australia too. What you missed Buy Bulletstorm Epic Edition, Get Into Gears of War 3 Beta Early The True Meaning of Christmas: Killtacular, Headshot, Pedobear The Year’s Most Popular Gaming YouTube Videos The Ever-Evolving Rooftop Races of Motorstorm Apocalypse…
I suppose a few idiosyncrasies are in order for Issac.
I’m a big fan of swordplay iPhone and iPad game Infinity Blade, but despite the hours I’ve spent playing the game I didn’t know everything presented in this little developer guide to the title. If you like the game and want to start prepping for next month’s multiplayer addition, here’s some tips straight from the…
Last week we unveiled our final picks for the Game of the Year nominees. At the time I said we’d be publishing our arguments in defense of and against the games over the month. But after polling all of Kotaku Tower I realized that a few of us still need a bit more time to…
Fun in the California… snow? Heck yeah!
Even if you add lights to them, at least according to NinjaBee.
Why is it whenever there’s an apocalyptic race there always seem to be conveniently crumbling skyscrapers upon which to race? Not that I mind that sort of thing, but I can’t help but think that over and over in my head as I watch Matt Southern, game director for Motorstorm Apocalypse, zip neatly from rooftop…
You’ll shoot your eye out!
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