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Kenneth Shepard
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Kenneth is a staff writer at Kotaku, and he still cries about the Mass Effect trilogy years after it concluded.
Where do Lance, Cynthia, and Geeta rank on a list of the very best like no one ever was?
Eternights can be rough at times, but reaching its great conclusion is still worth it
Kiriko and Hanzo being 20 years apart only makes sense if we forget the story
Larian Studios’ RPG has substantial branching endings, but one outcome got more love than the other
The Hero Mastery mode has been teased for a bit, but is rolling out for different characters over time
If you don’t feel like paying up for an armor set or weapon, you could simply knock out a shopkeeper
Taking a Long Rest can heal your team, but it can also bring you closer to them if you do it often
With the character’s final episodes coming to Netflix, we look back at the impact of Pokemon’s original hero
Though there are some caveats, Baldur’s Gate 3 is worth playing on PS5 if you don’t have a PC to run it
The paid Phantom Liberty DLC is bringing a lot of new content, but so does the free 2.0 update
Niantic says it 'uses a variety of tools and software' to create art for Pokémon Go
After fan feedback, Larian Studios has fleshed out Karlach’s previously lacking finale
The Nintendo Switch side-scroller will include asynchronous online co-op, brand-new enemies, hilarious abilities,…
If you can’t pass a stat check or you’re lacking the tools, you can simply break chests open
The violent origin story is available from the start, but feels like a remix of a more standard Baldur’s Gate 3…
Karlach specifically will be getting a new, ‘optional’ ending in a forthcoming update
The new 2D Sonic supports up to four players at once, and its little nuances shine through
Some of Baldur’s Gate 3’s sweetest and funniest moments happen when you talk to a furry friend
The HBO adaptation took some welcome liberties with the pair’s love story