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By G/O Media Published April 29, 2020 -
UncategorizedSpeaking to Kotaku, Riot has reaffirmed its commitment to snuffing out Valorant harassment issues asap, but stopped short of detailing future plans. “We know this is a hard problem to tackle, and will take time, but I’d feel irresponsible accepting this as the status quo,” executive producer Anna Donlon said in an email. Read more…
By Nathan Grayson Published April 29, 2020 -
CultureTwitchFollowing Valorant Beta Key Controversy, Twitch Prohibits 24/7 Streams With Drops
For the past couple weeks, a growing number of Twitch’s top streams have not been live, despite claiming to be. In order to maximize viewership gain from Valorant’s beta key drop system, some streamers have been tossing up non-live footage to keep streams going 24/7. Now, that’s no longer allowed. Twitch announced the change to…
By Nathan Grayson Published April 29, 2020 -
CultureCities: Skylines And Farming Simulator 19 Are May’s PlayStation Plus Games
I’ve been hankering to play some Cities: Skylines lately, so May’s PlayStation Plus games feel like eerie perfect timing. As always, these games are only “free” if you have an active PlayStation Plus subscription. May’s PlayStation Plus games are: Cities: Skylines Farming Simulator 19 Both games are available from May 5 to June 1.
By Riley MacLeod Published April 29, 2020 -
CultureHow’s It Going?: Anticipation Edition
We’re halfway through the week! Welcome back to our daily open thread. I picked up my last CSA box yesterday, and since then I’ve been really excited about the dinner I’m going to make from it tonight. Most of the things I’m looking forward to are hazy future possibilities, so it feels really nice to…
By Riley MacLeod Published April 29, 2020 -
ReviewsToysLego Super Mario Gets His Own Video Game In Dreams
It’s only a matter of time before there’s an official video game version of Nintendo and Lego’s upcoming interactive Super Mario building sets. Using Media Molecule’s Dreams, master video game remaker/demaker Bearly Regal beat them to the punch. It’s basically Lego Super Mario: The Video Game. Over the course of 60-plus hours, game designer Bearly…
By Mike Fahey Published April 29, 2020 -
OpinionImpressionsHellpoint Is A Souls-Like With Some Cool New Ideas
Hellpoint wears its influences on its sleeves. It’s obvious that Canadian developer Cradle Games knew what it wanted to make—Dark Souls in space—and set out to do just that. I recently had the chance to try a preview version of Hellpoint on Xbox One, and while I often found it frustrating from a technical standpoint,…
By Ian Walker Published April 29, 2020 -
CultureUbisoft Reveals Assassin’s Creed Valhalla With An 8-Hour Painting Livestream
In a live stream that’s been going on since 8 AM Eastern on YouTube, artist Bosslogic is digitally painting a piece of art for the next Assassin’s Creed game. It’s looking a lot like Vikings. Update: Eight hours later the image is done and Viking-themed Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is official. Watch the video below to…
By Mike Fahey Published April 29, 2020 -
UncategorizedI had never heard of VR game Derail Valley until this week, but after seeing this trailer for an impending overhaul I’m very interested! You’re a train driver who doesn’t just move the trains, but also more importantly for the genre walks around them with clipboards and makes sure cabin doors are closed.
By Luke Plunkett Published April 28, 2020 -
UncategorizedMario, Meet Ultraman & Godzilla
Bid Toys have made this incredible pair of figures depicting Mario and Bowser as Ultraman and Godzilla respectively. Going on sale in a few hours (at time of posting), Mario stands 13cm tall and costs USD$42 shipped worldwide, while Bowser is 15cm and costs USD$49 shipped. If you manage to get one, they’ll ship in…
By Luke Plunkett Published April 28, 2020 -
UncategorizedQueer Eye Is Now Offering Animal Crossing Advice
Queer Eye interior designer Bobby Berk, without any actual homes to visit and makover right now, is keeping busy by offering his assistance at turning your Animal Crossing trashpit into something easier on the eye. Or at least that was the intent with this Tweet, which was phrased as a means of getting some “some…
By Luke Plunkett Published April 28, 2020 - Uncategorized
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By G/O Media Published April 28, 2020 -
UncategorizedSea of Thieves Bug Causes Ships To Pull Sick Flips
This is the Tony Hawk x Sea of Thieves crossover nobody asked for. For a little while now, Sea of Thieves has had a bug that takes previously regular sailing ships, comfortable in their designed space on top of the water, and launches them suddenly into the sky like Poseidon hit a comically large EJECT…
By Luke Plunkett Published April 28, 2020 -
Tips & GuidesHow To Protect Yourself From Unwanted Spoilers
Earlier this week, massive spoilers for Naughty Dog’s hotly anticipated The Last Of Us Part II made the rounds. In addition to ruining key parts of the game for patient fans, the apparent leak also kickstarted a wider discussion on social media about spoilers: Who do they benefit? Who do they hurt? And, really, what’s…
By Ari Notis Published April 28, 2020 -
EsportsGoodbye Maddy Myers, Blog Bounty Hunter And Revered Mutantologist
Maddy Myers, deputy editor and undercover Samus clone, has wrangled her last blog and now prepares to take up a new position as weekend host for Here’s the Deal As is tradition, we will now say mean things about her, only it’s hard, so we mostly said nice things. Who cares if she’s disappointed about…
By Ethan Gach Published April 28, 2020 -
CultureKotaku Game DiaryI’m Playing Animal Crossing Wrong, And It’s Good, Actually
Three weeks ago, I added a campsite to my Animal Crossing: New Horizons island. Three weeks ago, Leopold, a walking testament to unearned confidence, showed up. Three weeks ago, I stopped unlocking new features in Animal Crossing This is Leopold: Leopold sucks. From the word go, Leopold crammed several TED Talks’ worth of humble bragging…
By Nathan Grayson Published April 28, 2020 -
CultureKnife Child Terrorizes Local Sector
It’s important to analyze games with rigorous consideration. Games are art and we need to hold them accountable for everything they contain. So please understand how serious I am when I say that Tonberries are the funniest fucking thing on the planet. The Tonberry (Tonicus Berricus) is one of the most iconic enemies in the…
By Heather Alexandra Published April 28, 2020 -
Tips & GuidesHere’s How Summons Work In Final Fantasy VII Remake
Final Fantasy wouldn’t be Final Fantasy without summons. Ever since Final Fantasy III, you’ve been able to call on superpowered mythical beasts for aid in battle, effectively turning the tide at the press of a button. Final Fantasy VII Remake, the new dance-off game from Square Enix, is no different. I’ve spent many hours with…
By Ari Notis Published April 28, 2020 -
CultureBorderlands 3 Bosses Are Getting Wrecked By A Powerful New Weapon
Borderlands 3 may have over one billion guns, but right now, all players need is one. In addition to new enemies and missions, the ongoing “Revenge of the Cartels” event in Borderlands 3 introduced a number of new legendary weapons for players to mess around with. The one that’s gotten the most attention is the…
By Ian Walker Published April 28, 2020
