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Attack On Titan Season 3 Airing In Summer 2018

Over the weekend, the Attack on Titan anime’s third season was announced. It begins broadcasting in Japan starting July 2018. Studio Wit will once again be handling the animation duties. Hopefully season three won’t be delayed like season two was! The English language (subbed or dubbed) isn’t yet confirmed, but it should be broadcasted simultaneously…

By Brian Ashcraft Published October 30, 2017

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Total Nintendo Switch Sales Might Surpass The Wii U’s By Next April [Update]

As of September 30, Nintendo has sold 13.56 million Wii U consoles worldwide since it was released in 2012. By next April, the Kyoto-based game company is forecasting that it will have sold 14 million Switches. The Nintendo Switch launched on March 3 of this year, so by April 2018, the hardware will have been…

By Brian Ashcraft Published October 30, 2017

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Hayao Miyazaki Announced The Title Of His Last Film

This weekend, Hayao Miyazaki revealed that the title of his last film will be Kimitachi wa Dou Ikiru ka (“How do you live?”). The title is from a book by the same name written by Genzaburo Yoshino (1899-1981), who started writing children’s books during the 1930s because he realized the Imperial government was not heavily…

By Brian Ashcraft Published October 30, 2017

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Kings. Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. By Efrain J Rivera Rodriguez. JPGs is a photo peek into wherever gamers might find interesting. If you’re a photographer and have images you want to share, drop us a line!

By Brian Ashcraft Published October 30, 2017

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The Women Of The Wild West

Lulu Zhang is a concept artist a Creative Assembly, the developers behind games like Total War: Warhammer and Alien Isolation You can see more of Lulu’s work at her ArtStation page To see the images in their native resolution, click on the “expand” button in the top-left corner. Fine Art is a celebration of the…

By Luke Plunkett Published October 29, 2017

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GameStop Offering Unlimited 6-Month Access To Preowned Games

GameStop is introducing a new thing called PowerPass, which is a program that lets you pay $60 then, for six months, play as many pre-owned games as you want. PowerPass lets you choose a game from GameStop’s preowned library, take it home then swap it for something else when you’re done. There’s no limit on…

By Luke Plunkett Published October 29, 2017

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Gay Players Are Coming Out In A Major Sports Video Game

This year’s edition of Football Manager, one of the biggest sports game series on the planet, is going to allow its virtual players to come out. If you’re unfamiliar with the series, it’s a management/spreadsheet game that puts the player in control of a football club, letting them run everything from game tactics to merchandise…

By Luke Plunkett Published October 29, 2017

Esports

Russian Dota Team Finally Gets The Major They’ve Been Working Towards

The 2017 season was a heartbreaking one for Virtus.Pro. They took home solid tournament wins, but when it came to the majors, VP always came up just short of the mark. After this weekend in Hamburg, the CIS team can feel a little vindicated by opening their 2018 campaign with a statement: Things won’t be…

By Eric Van Allen Published October 29, 2017

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Kotaku ‘Shop Contest: Trick Or Treat

Some Halloween costumes are better disguises than others. In the spirit of the holiday and of not forgoing another ‘Shop Contest, this week’s prompt will be to take your favorite video game characters, past or present, and dress them up like different ones. Maybe that’s Cloud Strife bobbing for apples as a Witcher, or Zelda…

By Ethan Gach Published October 29, 2017

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Modder Hacks RetroPie System So He Can Connect Every Controller He Owns

People like to argue over which controller is the all time best. John Milner decided to side-step that debate entirely and just hook them all up. Milner, who goes by jfrmilner online, liked being able to play old games on his RetroPie, a modded Raspberry Pi mini-computer, but didn’t like needing to use an Xbox…

By Ethan Gach Published October 29, 2017

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Counter-Strike Team Seems To Thrive In Overtime

Overtime can be stressful for any team. That is unless you’re SK Gaming, who in today’s Epicenter grand finals manage to clutch out two wins in extra rounds to take home the big prize. After going an even 1-1 in the first two rounds, SK Gaming and Virtus.Pro were tied and vying on Train in…

By Eric Van Allen Published October 29, 2017

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Comedian Speedrunner Will Tell you Everything You Wanted To Know About Paper Boy

Usually speedruns are about breaking the game to reveal hidden secrets that help players finish it as quickly as possible. Speedrunning Paper Boy, on the other hand, means delivering every single bundle of newsprint with precision and grace. If you’ve ever played Paper Boy, one of the first ever management sims to appear on a…

By Ethan Gach Published October 29, 2017

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We Talk Assassin’s Creed Origins And NeoGAF On Today’s Splitscreen

On this week’s episode of Kotaku Splitscreen, recorded between marathon writing sessions for both me and Kirk, we’re talking about the new Assassin’s Creed and NeoGAF’s implosion. First we dig into the good and bad of Assassin’s Creed Origins, which Kirk has been playing for five days straight and has many thoughts about. Then (32:06)…

By Jason Schreier Published October 29, 2017

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Even Game Day Is Tired Of Jigglypuff Mains

Saquon Barkley, running back for the Penn State Nittany Lions, seems to also find time to play some Melee on the side.

By Eric Van Allen Published October 29, 2017

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Wolfenstein 2 Collectible Mocks Progressive Magazine Over Its Coverage Of White Nationalists

There are a ton of things to pick up in Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, ranging from postcards and vinyl albums to newspaper clippings. Most of them are simply there to build out the game’s Nazi-ruled America, but one in particular makes fun of the magazine Mother Jones for a profile of Richard Spencer it…

By Ethan Gach Published October 29, 2017

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Big Buck Hunter Interview Goes About How You’d Expect

Say hello to Jerad, one of the Big Buck HD players from last night’s Big Buck World Championship. The self-proclaimed “messiah of Big Buck Hunter,” he gave quite an interview during last night’s festivities. Though Jerad didn’t make it to the finals, those who did put on a good show of arcade accuracy and speed,…

By Eric Van Allen Published October 29, 2017

Culture

Sunday Comics: Video Game Themed

Welcome to Kotaku’s Sunday Comics, your weekly roundup of the best webcomics that usually occurs on Sunday except when it doesn’t. The images enlarge if you click on the magnifying glass icon. Nerf NOW!! by Josué Pereira. Published October 27. Read more of Nerf NOW!! Awkward Zombie by Katie Tiedrich. Published October 23. Read more…

By Ethan Gach Published October 29, 2017

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Track: The One To Wait| Artist: CCFX | Album: CCFX EP Kotaku Soundtrack is a selection of the stuff we’re listening to at the moment.

By Ethan Gach Published October 28, 2017

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Super Mario Land 2‘s Wonderful Halloween Levels

Out twenty five years ago next month, the second entry in the handheld Mario spin-off series was significant for a number of reasons, but perhaps none as timely as its Halloween world. The Pumpkin Zone is one of Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins’s more festive levels. While some of the game’s worlds are…

By Ethan Gach Published October 28, 2017

Esports

The Moment You Realize You Qualified For Capcom Cup

This weekend’s Canada Cup is stacked with talent, as players on the bubble fight for the last possible points they can get to make the cut for the upcoming Capcom Cup. Here’s Gustavo Romero, or “801 Strider,” landing the last grab he needed to make this tournament’s top 8 and qualify for the big event…

By Eric Van Allen Published October 28, 2017