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What Are You Playing This Weekend?
The weekend is for trying to parcel out a book you’re really enjoying so you don’t finish it too soon and have nothing to read on the subway. Also, video games. I’ll be playing Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, which we started today on Kotaku’s Facebook page. (Spoilers: guys get mad when you jump on…
By Riley MacLeod Published September 15, 2017 - Uncategorized
Origin PC Eon15-S Review: What A Budget Gaming Laptop Looks Like These Days
Somewhere between the fancier notebooks at your local big box store and high-powered desktop replacements is the “budget” gaming laptop, a modestly-priced portable system built to play games well enough. Origin PC’s latest Eon15-S is the perfect example. The Eon15-S is a 15-inch laptop designed by system builder Origin PC to deliver the boutique custom…
By Mike Fahey Published September 15, 2017 - Uncategorized
Cooking Game Looks Delicious, Feels Stressful
It’s 5:30, and I realize in half an hour I’ll be slammed with customers. Before they all get here I need to unclog the toilets, take out the trash, refill the drink machine, and prep the hot dogs, corndogs and pretzels. Before I get a chance, someone orders some fucking nachos. Cook Serve Delicious 2…
By Gita Jackson Published September 15, 2017 -
CultureSmash Players Thought They Were Friends With A Reclusive ‘God’ Developer, But Now Suspect She Duped Them
Over the course of three years, an impostor convinced the Smash community—as well as her friends, housemates and girlfriend—that she was a reclusive and revered programmer behind the famous Smash mod, Project M, several sources close to the issue say. The supposed impostor, who goes by many names and who we’ll call Katy for clarity,…
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published September 15, 2017 -
UncategorizedThe Reward For Going Flawless In Destiny 2‘s Trials Is Pretty Strange
It only took a few minutes for Destiny 2 players to go flawless in the new competitive mode, Trials of the Nine, which went live this afternoon. And the reward is… well, let me put a spoiler warning here just in case you want to discover for yourself. Ready? It’s A GIANT FUCKING HEAD. Go…
By Jason Schreier Published September 15, 2017 -
UncategorizedInfinite Warfare’s Final Zombies Map Is Both Nostalgic And Infuriating
The Beast From Beyond zombies map that closes out Call of Duty Infinite Warfare’s run of map packs reintroduces players to the alien Cryptids from the Extinction mode in 2013’s Call of Duty: Ghosts. That’s cool, but it does so in a way that makes even the early rounds of the map hard to enjoy.…
By S.E. Doster Published September 15, 2017 - Uncategorized
Lego Dimensions’ Second Year Ends Well
This weeks marks the release of the final wave of toys in Lego Dimensions year two, possibly the final wave ever. If the game’s going out, adding Teen Titans, Powerpuff Girls and Beetlejuice to the mix in one fell swoop is a heck of a way to go. It’s been a pretty good second year…
By Mike Fahey Published September 15, 2017 - Uncategorized
Destiny 2‘s New Raid Is A Massive Contraption Full Of Secrets
Destiny 2, a video game in which players travel through space, accidentally dismantling legendary mods and wasting hours of progress, just got a brand new raid called the Leviathan. And it’s one of the coolest things Bungie has done so far. For three years, the most exciting thing about Destiny 1 has been its mystery.…
By Jason Schreier Published September 15, 2017 - Uncategorized
Tekken game director Katsuhiro Harada has made some hard decisions to keep the 23-year-old franchise current—without compromising its classic appeal. In an interviewwith Gamasutra, Harada explains why he had to cut some beloved moves’ frames, put his chips on online play and “give up” on features considered “offensive.”
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published September 15, 2017 -
EsportsThe First Japanese Evo Will Be A Bit Different
Despite a long history spanning back to 1996, the Evolution Championship Series has never held an event outside the United States. That’s all going to change come January 2018, as the organization plans to host the inaugural Evo Japan in Tokyo, with a few notable changes that set it apart from the main tournament series.…
By Ian Walker Published September 15, 2017 - Uncategorized
Destiny 2 Players Will No Longer Have To Google Where To Find Xur
Getting great loot in Destiny 2 means hunting down Xur, the mysterious squid-faced weapons merchant who probably feels strange to kiss. In Destiny, that meant searching the Tower high and low until you stumbled upon him. Thankfully, it’s much easier this time around. Xur is a strange merchant who shows up once a week with…
By Heather Alexandra Published September 15, 2017 -
UncategorizedYakuza‘s Villain Is One Of Gaming’s Best
Sephiroth, Liquid Snake, Ganondorf; video games have some wonderful villains. But making bad guy who is both frightening and sympathetic is a challenge. Yakuza nails it, creating what might be gaming’s best antagonist. We take a look how they pull it off in this critical video. Transcript: Crafting a compelling villain is tough. It’s one…
By Heather Alexandra Published September 15, 2017 - Reviews3DS
Metroid: Samus Returns: The Kotaku Review
There was a time, so many years ago now, when it felt like we had too much Metroid. The simultaneous launch of Prime and Fusion in 2002, followed up with another one-two volley of Metroids two years later. “Slow down!” we cried. “We can’t keep up with all this Metroid!” Time makes fools of us…
By Chris Kohler Published September 15, 2017 - Uncategorized
The Making Of Carmen Sandiego
Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego? made learning about the countries of the world thrilling and fun when it was first released for the Apple II in 1985. In a new book called Break Out: How the Apple II Launched the PC Gaming Revolution, author David L. Craddock tells the story of how a…
David L. Craddock Published September 15, 2017 -
UncategorizedThe Secret, Dull Lives Of Gundam
If you thought Gundam was about large mecha fighting each other, you are correct. But what if it was about mecha with boring, everyday lives? Artist Ika Ninja’s art depicts just that. Below are some of Ika Ninja’s most amusing Gundam drawings. If you like them (and really, you should), you can follow Ika Ninja…
By Brian Ashcraft Published September 15, 2017 - Uncategorized
Destiny 2 Tops The Japanese Sales Charts
In its first week on sale in Japan, Destiny 2 came in at the top of the Japanese sales charts. However, the game didn’t fare better than its prequel did in Japan at release. According to Media Create, which tracks retails sales, Destiny 2 on the PS4 sold 50,263 package copies in its first four…
By Brian Ashcraft Published September 15, 2017 -
UncategorizedBlade Runner Is Getting A Short Anime From Cowboy Bebop’s Director
Shinichiro Watanabe of Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo fame is directing a short Blade Runner anime. Sony Pictures Japan has uploaded a sneak peek of the short. The short anime is called Blade Runner Black Out 2022. It’s takes place a few years after the first movie and, according to NetLab, is set during a…
By Brian Ashcraft Published September 15, 2017