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The Best Twitch Overlay of 2016 (So Far)

Okay, pidgezero_one, I laughed. For those who are confused: the overlay is a picture of Bernie Sanders looking at the debate from earlier in the week. Here’s the original: And here’s what the Twitch overlay looks like in action:

By Patricia Hernandez Published September 29, 2016

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Battlefield 1 Player Makes A Damn Fine Toss

Today on Highlight Reel we have impressive intros, corpse sleds, grenade tosses and much more! Watch the video then talk about your favorite highlight in the comments below. Be sure to check out, like, and share the original videos via the links below. Subscribe to Kotaku on YouTube for more! Forza Horizon 3 – RadiantPup43215…

By Chris Person Published September 29, 2016

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YouTube celebrity PewDiePie announced today that he’s designing his next game with one of the masterminds behind Goat Simulator, a satirical game that owes its popularity to YouTubers, the Verge reports The details of the game are unclear, but it will be on PC, iOS and Android. Today, PewDiePie released his newest game, Tuber Simulator.

By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published September 29, 2016

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Look At This Shiba Inu Game

Year of the Dog is a slice-of-life game about owning a Shiba Inu in San Francisco, and it looks wonderful. Seriously, look at these GIFs showcasing moments and gameplay, courtesy of developer @keanerie: So idyllic~ Even the glitches look hilarious: Some features listed on the Year of the Dog’s official website: -12 interactive vignettes of…

By Patricia Hernandez Published September 29, 2016

Culture

Speedrunners Finally Pull Off The ‘Holy Grail’ Of Mario 64 Glitches

Since it came out 20 years ago, Super Mario 64 has been cracked open, turned inside-out, and put back together in all sorts of weird configurations, but people keep figuring out new ways to warp its candy colored reality. The latest is being billed as the biggest speedrun breakthrough since 2007. A crew of speedrunners…

By Nathan Grayson Published September 29, 2016

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Ask Kotaku‘s Staff Anything

It’s Thursday afternoon, fall is finally here, and we’re all getting ready for an exciting next few months of video games. (Except for me—I’m going on sabbatical in October. See you suckers later.) Kotaku’s staff will be here for the next hour-and-a-half to answer your questions. Ask whatever you’d like.

By Jason Schreier Published September 29, 2016

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Source: Battleborn Is Going Free-To-Play Soon [UPDATE]

The underperforming hero shooter Battleborn will go free-to-play within the couple of months, a person familiar with plans for the game told Kotaku. Word is the announcement will come by mid-November, but that could change. (We hear the move has already been delayed a couple of times.) The source, speaking under condition of anonymity, said…

By Jason Schreier Published September 29, 2016

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A Horror Game Where The AI Learns From Your Every Move

Ever been curious about a neighbor—so curious that you’ve considered snooping? Announced today, stealth horror PC game Hello Neighbor will take that spying, meddling impulse to the extreme. Also extreme is your enemy, just a friendly neighborhood AI who learns from your every move. In Hello Neighbor, an advanced AI will come after you if…

By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published September 29, 2016

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Japan In The 1980s

Arseniy Chebynkin is a freelance artist from Russia. If you’re wondering what the street/bedroom art in this post is for,it’s for an upcoming game set in 80s Japan You can see more of Chebynkin’s work at his ArtStation page To see the images in their native resolution, click on the “expand” button in the top-left…

By Luke Plunkett Published September 29, 2016

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Overwatch‘s Best Brawl Is Back

Most of Overwatch’s Weekly Brawl alternative modes are not very good. Arcade is. Arcade was actually the first-ever official Weekly Brawl, and now, months later, it’s getting a second go at the spotlight. If you’re a lapsed, bored, or frustrated Overwatch player, I highly recommend that you hop in and give it a try. It’s…

By Nathan Grayson Published September 29, 2016

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Bungie Removes Destiny‘s Most Popular Exploit

Farewell, Omnigul farming. Thanks to a new hotfix, Destiny players will no longer be able to repeatedly kill Omnigul for blue loot. Moon wizards, rejoice. Of course, this doesn’t solve the major problem that Rise of the Iron brought to the table. The problem, as anyone who’s played Destiny over the past week knows, is…

By Jason Schreier Published September 29, 2016

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Twitch’s Channel page just got a much-needed facelift. Now, it will be easier to browse past streams when a channel is offline and subscribe to new streams hosted by your favorite channels.

By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published September 29, 2016

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Burly Men at Sea Is A Small Game About Shipwrecks

I have a thing for shipwrecks. Readers might remember that I lived on a boat, which sank. I have a tattoo of Shackleton’s Endurance sinking. Boats sink a lot in Burly Men at Sea. But unlike in real life, in the game I actually wanted my boat to sink, just so I could see what…

By Riley MacLeod Published September 29, 2016

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24 Perfectly Legitimate Reasons For Why You Lost At A Game

You lost at a video game. And definitely it was not because you were bad. In fact, there are a slew of perfectly good reasons for why you lost. This time, you lost because you had a finger spasm. You lost the next round because you thought you heard something growling in the freezer. Surely,…

By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published September 29, 2016

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Lost Odyssey, the underappreciated Xbox 360 JRPG, is now backwards compatible on Xbox One. Anyone with a disc copy—well, four-disc copy—of the Mistwalker game can play it on their new Xboxes starting today. Enjoy those short stories.

By Jason Schreier Published September 29, 2016

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Pokémon Player Beats Elite Four Champion With Level One Rattata

For most players, the Elite Four is a place to take high level Pokémon, as they can sweep through the league with ease. Sometimes, though, you find a clever way to get through the final boss in Pokémon. While this battle by isleep2late happened earlier in 2016, I still felt that I needed to share…

By Patricia Hernandez Published September 29, 2016

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Fencing Game Nidhogg Is Getting A Sequel With A Very Different Look

Indie game favorite Nidhogg will look less abstract in its newly announced 2017 sequel. Developers Messhoff just revealed the game, titled… Nidhogg II, with a trailer and some PR-provided bullet points: – Completely overhauled detailed environments and animations – 10+ levels of fencing goodness – Local and online multiplayer and tournament mode – Play single-player…

By Stephen Totilo Published September 29, 2016

Reviews

Acer Predator G1 Gaming PC Review: Small But Mighty

Thanks to some incredibly clever engineering and an incredibly cramped Geforce GTX 1080, the Acer Predator G1 gaming PC packs an amazing amount of power into 16 liters of space, small enough to fit in its own custom suitcase. The baby of Acer’s black and red Predator gaming line doesn’t look like it should be…

By Mike Fahey Published September 29, 2016

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Podcast: The Destiny Grind Is Back Again

Today on Kotaku Splitscreen we’re talking about Destiny frustrations, Destiny 2, and the lovely new game Inside. Rise of Iron is great in many ways—especially the raid—but it’s also got a whole host of problems, as Kirk and I discuss on this week’s show. The new leveling system feels in many ways like regression for…

By Jason Schreier Published September 29, 2016

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Gundam x Pokémon, The Sequel

Reader Khris, who earlier this year modified some Gundam models to look like mechanised Pokémon, is back with three more. These are based on the legendary birds Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres. You can see more of Khris’ model work at his Facebook page

By Luke Plunkett Published September 29, 2016