This week we see just how accurate London in Watch Dogs Legion actually is, find out which big games are getting delayed, listen to some terrible Halloween sex sounds, explore a strange house in VR and meet a bad cat. A very bad cat.
Great Kotaku Content From The Past Week
As always, Nathan does a great job reporting and explaining a situation on Twitch that otherwise I would have no idea about.
I’m surprised Watch Dogs Legion created such an accurate London. It’s not perfect, but incredibly close in a lot of ways.
In a few months, someone will have made a full-on horror game built in a digital version of this wild house and I can’t wait.
Tweets!
This mod is funny. Then you click the video and hear the music and realize it’s fucking hilarious.
This is a lot more erotic than the Arbor Day sex tape I bought last year...
I have so many questions... SO many questions.
News
- Not All Assassin’s Creed Games Will Be Backwards Compatible On PS5
- Halo Infinite Loses Another Director
- PS5 Launch Game Destruction All-Stars Delayed To February
- Cyberpunk 2077 Delayed To December
- Another Microsoft Game, Everwild, Loses Its Director
- World Of Warcraft: Shadowlands Is Launching On November 23
- Spider-Man: Miles Morales Has An Into The Spider-Verse Suit
- Far Cry 6 And Rainbow Six Quarantine Delayed
- Here’s November 2020's Xbox Live Games With Gold
- Judge Sides With Dutch Government On Fining EA Up To $5.85 Million Unless It Ditches FIFA Loot Boxes
- First Details About Final Fantasy XVI’s Characters And World
- Path Of Exile Expansion Delayed To Get The Hell Out Of Cyberpunk’s Way
- Cyberpunk 2077 Delay Was Kept From Most Of The Team, Studio Says
- Sony Is Giving Away Free Adaptors For Playing VR Games On PS5
- Bugsnax Is One Of November’s PlayStation Plus Games, But Only For PS5 Owners
- Bravely Default II Misses 2020, Launches February 26
- Control Is Now Available To Stream On The Switch
- Rainbow 6: Siege Coach Casually Announces His Team Threw A Match On Twitter
- Devil May Cry 5 Won’t Have Ray Tracing On Xbox Series S
- Netflix Is Making An Assassin’s Creed Show
DISCUSSION
Random: it’s stunning how perfect AMD’s position is right now. Look at it: they’re making the chips that power both next-gen consoles, and the PC components they’re about to release next month are closing even more gaps between them, Intel and Nvidia respectively. Plus, they got an FPGA company, too. I’ve never seen a company this well-placed in the transition to a new generation of tech since Apple in 2007.