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New Sci-Fi Shooter Generation Zero Is A Let Down
I expected Avalanche Studios’ new sci-fi sandbox shooter to win me over immediately. Set in Sweden in the ’80s after mysterious circumstances cause the nation’s robotic defense force to go haywire, Generation Zero’s setup seemed algorithmically designed to appeal directly to me. Unfortunately, it was all downhill from there. In the few hours I’ve spent…
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CultureThe Dreams Of A Man Asleep For Three Weeks
On March 22, 2018, I was rushed to the hospital for life-saving surgery. Due to complications with the procedure, I didn’t regain full, coherent consciousness until the second week in April. For three weeks I was stuck inside my own mind, subject to a seemingly unending series of dreams. Dreams covering on a variety of…
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Kotaku EastK-Pop Pick Of The Day: Twinkle
The debut title track for Girls’ Generation’s first subunit is interesting for several reasons, not least for its gorgeous set design, outfits, and the well-produced music itself. But Twinkle is also the perfect poster child for one of SM Entertainment’s ethically dubious moneymaking schemes. Periodically throughout the video, viewers are subjected to intrusive, baked-in advertisements…
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Battlefield V’s New Battle Royale Can’t Stand With The Competition
Battlefield V’s new mode Firestorm is a 64-player battle royale full of that true and tested Battlefield flavor. I jumped in for a few hours to find out how it plays. Check out the video above to see it in action or read some of my thoughts below. I’ve always loved the Battlefield franchise. When…
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UncategorizedFive Nights At Freddy’s VR: Help Wanted comes to PlayStation VR this April, as well as Oculus, Steam, and HTC Vive. Players will play through levels from the original games as well as some new encounters, trying not to pee themselves as animatronic creatures jumpscare them in virtual reality. Oh, there will be pee.
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Anthem Players Have Turned Avoiding Bad Loot Into A Game
Anthem’s most dedicated players spend almost as much time complaining about the lack of loot as they do grinding for it, so why are they now avoiding so many of the game’s shiny objects? Because most of them are useless junk that isn’t worth dealing with. The game limits the amount of loot players can…
By Ethan Gach