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CultureShop Contest‘Shop Contest: Models And Video Games, Winners!
Last week I asked you wonderful readers to add some more video games to a series of fashion photos and models. I didn’t know what to expect and as usual, you folks knocked it out of the park with some funny and creative creations. Our winning image this week was created by Bob The Rock…
By Zack Zwiezen Published April 20, 2019 -
CulturePokemonBuzzwole Is An Alien That Communicates Exclusively In Body Building Poses
Every Pokemon is interesting and worth talking about. I don’t play a ton of Pokemon, but I do enjoy the universe and I love learning more about the creatures in it. So, Here’s Another Pokemon! It’s Buzzwole! This Pokemon was suggested by Kotaku reader Aeternus. Thanks! Buzzwole Details Type: Bug/Fighting Average Height: 7‘10“ Average Weight:…
By Zack Zwiezen Published April 20, 2019 -
CultureMorning CheckpointA Sea Of Thieves Player Is Hiding On An Island And Waiting For You
Hello! Today we long to ride a motorcycle, discover the corn man, think about tricking pirates on a deserted island and ruin(?) Smash Bros. with dicks. It’s Morning Checkpoint! Great Kotaku Content From The Past Week Like most weeks, Kotaku was filled with some great stories. Here are a few of my favorites! Humanity once…
By Zack Zwiezen Published April 20, 2019 -
CultureForager, Steam’s Latest Hit, Is All About The Grind
When I first started playing Forager, I nearly fell asleep. My little marshmallow man spawned on an abandoned island, and I was all alone, sans direction save for the option to build a furnace and hack at some trees to collect supplies. I couldn’t understand what all the fuss was about. Then I leveled up,…
By Nathan Grayson Published April 19, 2019 -
CultureSteam Users Flood Assassin’s Creed Unity With Positive Reviews Following Ubisoft’s Notre-Dame Efforts
Typically, when thumbs-down ratings pour in and Steam’s chart-based review-bomb-detection alarms start ringing, it means a developer’s done something to earn users’ ire on a massive scale. Assassin’s Creed Unity, however, is experiencing the opposite: a positive review bomb. Earlier this week, Ubisoft contributed €500,000, or about $564,775, to the Notre-Dame restoration effort in the…
By Nathan Grayson Published April 19, 2019 -
CultureWhat Are You Playing This Weekend?
The weekend is for repotting and trying to trim down my very leggy houseplant, which once looked lovely and is now a gangly monster. We’ll see how that goes. It’s also for playing video games! Keza’s impressions of Katana Zero got me really excited to check the game out. Also, watching the Fortnite World Cup Open…
By Riley MacLeod Published April 19, 2019 -
CultureKotaku Game DiaryI’m Cramming Old BoxBoy Games Before The Sequel Comes Out
About a year ago, I came to grips with my failure to keep up with some of my favorite game series. I’m about two Fire Emblems behind and still about a half-game short of being caught up on Mario & Luigi. I’ve learned that I should just skip and reset with the new one, but…
By Stephen Totilo Published April 19, 2019 -
CultureTwitchThrough Births, Illnesses, And Holidays, This Guy Streamed On Twitch For 2,000 Days In A Row
You end up sharing a lot with your audience when you decide to stream a portion of each day for 2,000 consecutive days. Holidays, birthdays, births. Also, bodily fluids. At one point, while battling an illness, Ben “CohhCarnage” Cassell even brought the camera with him into the bathroom. “I couldn’t get away from the toilet…
By Nathan Grayson Published April 18, 2019 -
CultureSplitscreenThe Magic Of Muscle Memory For Games
I’ve been practicing my Street Fighter V combos lately, and I’ve found that the less I think about them, the easier it is to do them. On this week’s episode of Kotaku Splitscreen, my co-host Kirk Hamilton and I talked about muscle memory in games, and also music. Our third host Jason Schreier is on…
By Maddy Myers Published April 18, 2019 -
CultureKotaku Game DiaryA Cyberpunk Ninja Game Where You Manipulate Time
After talking my way past the receptionist at a grotty hotel in Katana Zero, I stand in the elevator at the entrance to a heavily guarded floor, watching goons patrol back and forth. One’s got a shotgun, another a knife, another a pistol. I formulate a plan, then burst through the doors, slicing through all…
By Keza MacDonald Published April 18, 2019 -
CultureSega Just Revealed Ten More Genesis Mini Games
In late March, Sega revealed that the Sega Genesis Mini (Mega Drive Mini) will include forty games. Ten of those games were announced. Today, Sega divulged ten more. Previously announced titles include Sonic The Hedgehog, Gunstar Heroes and Castlevania Bloodlines. The ten titles Sega revealed today are Thunderforce III Super Fantasy Zone Musha World of…
By Brian Ashcraft Published April 18, 2019 -
CultureCosplayGalleryOur Favorite Cosplay From WonderCon 2019
WonderCon is one of America’s biggest nerd shows, with over 50,000 fans heading through the gates of the Anaheim Convention Center late last month. Here’s a collection of some of our favourite cosplay from the event! All photos and video below were taken by Mineralblu. And yes, in case you were wondering, that Samus by…
By Luke Plunkett Published April 17, 2019 -
CultureKotaku Game DiaryA Teen Dirtbag Beat-Em-Up With Phenomenal Writing
The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa, an independent game for the Nintendo Switch, shocked me with its greatness. I streamed it yesterday. You can watch the above video archive if you want to see me, sincerely and in real time, react to the game’s blowing of my mind. Before I downloaded it, the game had already…
By Tim Rogers Published April 17, 2019
