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Kotaku EastK-Pop Pick Of The Day: Mistake
Drug Restaurant (yes, that is their name) is a four-member Korean indie band that is perhaps most well-known for its lead vocalist, Jung Joon Young, who rose to fame through Superstar K, a popular music survival program. This eponymous album and their title track, Mistake, was their second album—and their first since they changed their…
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The Long-Awaited Sims 4 Terrain Tools Helped Me Build A Better Roof
Not to sound like the guy who sold you weed in high school, but did you ever think about roofs? What the fuck are those, man! Thanks to the latest Sims 4 update, I finally understand what makes a roof a roof. It’s been a long time coming. Every single time I’ve tried to build…
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UncategorizedAIs Are Getting Better At Playing Video Games…By Cheating
Earlier this year, researchers tried teaching an AI to play the original Sonic the Hedgehog as part of the The OpenAI Retro Contest. The AI was told to prioritize increasing its score, which in Sonic means doing stuff like defeating enemies and collecting rings while also trying to beat a level as fast as possible.…
By Ethan Gach - Uncategorized
Now Your Keyboard Can Match Your Game Boy
The original Game Boy is getting a lot of love this week. There’s aSwitch remake of two of its greatest games, a tribute to its green screen inTetris Effect, and now there’s a deluxe set of keyboard keys based on its iconic white, navy, maroon and black color scheme. Currently running as a group buy…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
Flashy Player Intros And Wild Comebacks At Red Bull’s Street Fighter V Invitational
Red Bull Kumite, which started with Street Fighter IV in 2015 before transitioning to Street Fighter V in 2016, often serves as a summation of the year’s competition. The event invites some of the most accomplished players in the world to compete in Paris, France, and also gives additional challengers the chance to earn a…
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CultureKotaku Game DiaryThe Spyro Reignited Trilogy Preserves The Excellence Of A PlayStation Masterpiece
Back in 1998, Insomniac Games gave us a small purple dragon who’s a joy to control, colorful free-roaming playgrounds and backed with exquisite music. The Spyro Reignited Trilogy looks different, but it feels just as good. Released in 1998 for the original PlayStation and followed by a pair of sequels in 1999 and 2000, Spyro…
By Mike Fahey