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Fortnite‘s Tilted Towers Temporarily Had An Address On Google: The Freedom Tower
I stumbled upon something strange today while writing up a story about how the Fortnite cube crushed a building in Tilted Towers. Looking up an image of Tilted Towers on Google brought up a listing for a real world address. But it wasn’t just any address; it was the site of One World Trade Center,…
By Heather Alexandra Published September 19, 2018 -
UncategorizedAs Streaming Games Goes Big Money, Debt Collection Comes Along
In the lawless, wild west industry that is streaming video games, and the surprising gold rush that has gamers tearing up their I-9s, an time-honored line of work is now arriving on the scene: debt collection. Forty outstanding bills sat in Omeed Dariani’s accounting system when we spoke last week. “And a third of them…
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published September 19, 2018 - Uncategorized
Gaming peripheral maker Hyperkin is releasing another Duke replica, this time in green. The black version was surprisingly ergonomical for being a $70 nostalgia trap, but if you like a splash of color to go with your ginormous hands, the green Duke has you covered. It’s currently available at Gamestop and Amazon.
By Ethan Gach Published September 19, 2018 - Uncategorized
Fortnite‘s Cube Destroys The Game’s Unluckiest Building [Update: It’s Sunk Into Loot Lake Now]
Last month, the giant rift in Fortnite’s sky closed and spat out a giant alien cube that’s stomping around the map. Players are eagerly tracking each new move, wondering what will happen when it finally stops. The cube’s latest route took it through Tilted Towers, where it destroyed what might just be Fortnite’s unluckiest building.…
By Heather Alexandra Published September 19, 2018 - Uncategorized
Seven Ways To Make The PlayStation Classic Feel Like The Real Thing
Once an entertaining hypothetical, Sony’s answer to the NES Classic is now an actual retro gaming console due out before the end of the year. Here’s a perfectly reasonable list of games and features that could help make the PlayStation Classic a more enjoyable and authentic experience. Include The Games We Want To Play That’s…
By Mike Fahey Published September 19, 2018 - Uncategorized
Red Dead Redemption 2‘s Online Mode Launches In November As A Beta
Rockstar announced today that Red Dead Redemption 2‘s online component will be called Red Dead Online and will launch in November starting with a public beta. “As with most online experiences of this size and scale, there will inevitably be some turbulence at launch,” the studio said, saying it looks forward to working with the…
Riley MacLeod & Ethan Gach Published September 19, 2018 - Opinion
A Cyberpunk Detective Game About Finding Rogue Androids
In Subserial Network, humanity as we know it doesn’t exist. Instead, synthetic beings populate the world. They live mostly normal lives. There’s only one rule: don’t connect yourself directly to the net. The synthetics who disobey are deemed “Subserials.” Your job is to hunt them down. Subserial Network is an investigation game where you need…
By Heather Alexandra Published September 19, 2018 - Uncategorized
Introducing Kotaku Social, Our New Twitter Account
Twitter can be bad; that’s why we’ve decided to make it better, or at least a little more fun. We’re excited to launch our new Twitter account: Kotaku Social On Kotaku Social, there will be zero subtweeting of any kind. There will be no filtered selfies (unless I accidentally tweet from the Kotaku account, which…
By Seung Park Published September 19, 2018 - Uncategorized
You can download the Famicom versions of Switch Online’s NES games from the Japanese eShop using a fake Japanese Nintendo Account. There aren’t many differences in most cases but it’s still pretty neat. Plus the Famicom box art is way cooler, and in the future Japan might get different games.
By Ethan Gach Published September 19, 2018 - Uncategorized
A Horror Game That’s Also A Personality Quiz
It turns out the only way to get me to play a horror game is if it’s also a personality quiz. I grew up reading Seventeen magazine exclusively to do the quizzes. Put me in front of a personality quiz and I’ll feel like it’s vital knowledge for me to know which combination of Harry…
By Gita Jackson Published September 19, 2018 - Uncategorized
PSA: Switch Online doesn’t create backup saves for games automatically. You have to manually initiate the process by either loading the game or going into its settings by hovering over top of its icon and clicking “+”. Only afterward doing that will the backup saves stay updated automatically.
By Ethan Gach Published September 19, 2018 - CultureCosplay
Cosplayer Transforms Into Mai Shiranui, Thanks To Plenty Of Padding
Australian cosplayer A.K. Wirru pulled off a terrific cosplay of iconic fighting game character Mai Shiranui. Here’s how he did it. For his Mai cosplay, he decided to recreate the character’s physical proportions. Making sure everything matched his skin tone. He also constructed a lower body suit. But that’s not all that was needed for…
By Brian Ashcraft Published September 19, 2018 -
Kotaku EastK-Pop Pick Of The Day: Lollipop
This intensely catchy song was a promotional track for the purposes of marketing LG’s Lollipop flip phone, which were still en vogue back in the faraway year of 2009. Even today, the Lollipop still looks pretty sweet; they came with an integrated display built in to its front cover that would allow for some really…
By Seung Park Published September 19, 2018 -
UncategorizedSony Just Announced The $100 PlayStation Classic Console
If Nintendo can do it, Sony can too: the company just announced the PlayStation Classic, a small retro console that comes bundled with a range of the original console’s best/most popular games (including Final Fantasy VII). It’ll be out on December 3 in the US, Canada, Europe, Japan and Australia, and includes games like Final…
By Luke Plunkett Published September 19, 2018