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UncategorizedNintendo Attractions Coming To Universal Studios Orlando And Hollywood
Announced last year for Universal Studios Japan, Nintendo-themed areas are also in the works for Universal Studios Orlando and Hollywood as well, promising massive areas filled with things to do, eat and buy. Miyamoto seems overjoyed. It’s a good fit, really. Nintendo’s spent decades building fantastic worlds for us to play it, now Universal is…
By Mike Fahey Published November 29, 2016 - Uncategorized
Essential Fallout 4 Mod Turns The Toilet Paper Around
Immersive Toilet Paper is a mod for Fallout 4 by jet4571 and Elianora which takes the game’s existing toilet paper, which is facing the incorrect way, and turns it the correct way. Thus making the game, as advertised, more immersive. If roll-facing-the-wall was the default position for an entire society’s toilet paper, then they deserved…
By Luke Plunkett Published November 29, 2016 - Kotaku East
People Have Already Cleared Final Fantasy XV In Japan
Today, Final Fantasy XV went on sale in Japan. Lots of people bought it, and now, there are already players who have cleared the game’s main story rather quickly. Note: This article contains some spoilers. One Twitter user named Kyosuke claims to have already finish the game in 13 hours and 57 minutes, adding that…
By Brian Ashcraft Published November 29, 2016 - Kotaku East
Taco Bell Has Cheetos Quesadillas In The Philippines
This should come as no surprise. You should expect this. Because Taco Bell did put Cheetos in a burrito. Kotaku reader Wedge points out that Cheetos Quesadillas are now available in the Philippines for a limited only. Below are some photos of the actual quesadillas and some impressions: Of course, you can always make your…
By Brian Ashcraft Published November 29, 2016 - Uncategorized
What You Need To Know About Pokémon Sun and Moon’s First Global Event
Game Freak have issued a challenge to all Pokémon Sun and Moon players: catch 100,000,000 critters before December 13th. If you pitch in, there’s something good in it for you. Sun and Moon make use of a mechanic known as “global events,” which are limited-time festivities where players try to meet a collective goal. Here’s…
By Patricia Hernandez Published November 29, 2016 -
UncategorizedUltimate General Is A Very Good Strategy Game
Back in 2014 I played Ultimate General: Gettysburg, a short but innovative strategy game set during the Civil War’s most famous battle. Two years later and the same game is back, only now it’s a full singleplayer campaign experience. Ultimate General: Civil War is basically an overblown sequel to the first game, using its success…
By Luke Plunkett Published November 28, 2016 - Culture
No Man’s Sky Update Is Bringing Thousands Of Curious Players Back
Before the big “Foundation” update that surprise-launched this weekend, No Man’s Sky wasn’t in a great place. On Steam, the game’s concurrent player count hovered mostly between 200 and 500. It wasn’t even within spitting distance of Steam’s top 100 most-played games. What a difference a solid update (after months of silence, which drummed up…
By Nathan Grayson Published November 28, 2016 - Uncategorized
Fancy Board Game Will Probably Smash Kickstarter Records
A few years ago, there was a very successful Kickstarter campaign for a board game called Kingdom Death: Monster. This week, a new, improved version of the game hit the crowdfunding service, and in only a few days has raised over five million dollars The original game had two key appeals: it had a neat…
By Luke Plunkett Published November 28, 2016 - Uncategorized
Civilization V Fans Are Playing A Single Game Like An Actual Democracy
A group of Civilization players have banded together and formed something called Democraciv, where a whole bunch of humans work together to operate a single Civilization, some of them actually playing, the rest arguing and giving advice. Just like a real democracy, then. Or at least the old-fashioned ideal of one. Democraciv—currently playing Civilization V…
By Luke Plunkett Published November 28, 2016 - Uncategorized
Overwatch Player Reaches ‘Max’ Level After Six Months Of Non-Stop Play
Overwatch has a max level! Kinda. A Chinese account reached it a little while back, but they made judicious use of account-sharing, allowing a single account to level up for ungodly amounts of time each day. Now, finally, one player has done it all on his own. Per PVP Live, French player TaZzeRK just hit…
By Nathan Grayson Published November 28, 2016 - Uncategorized
The King Of Fighters XIV Update Makes The Game Less Ugly
On the top left we have a screenshot from the release version of The King of Fighters XIV, a game that transformed beautiful 2D characters into lifeless 3D husks. On the bottom right, a shot from the game’s 1.10 update, which is looking to add a little life back into the game. This is good.…
By Mike Fahey Published November 28, 2016 -
UncategorizedCraftsmen Forge Genji’s Glowing Sword From Overwatch
Overwatch’s Genji is the annoying buzz in your ear when you know a fly is in the room and can’t damn find it. But you have to admit—his weapon design is awesome. In a video posted today, weapon craftsmen Man At Arms hand-made Genji’s glowing, green katana sword and Shuriken. They’re the same guys who…
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published November 28, 2016 - Uncategorized
Unconscious Dishonored 2 Enemies Who Look Like They Just Had A Sick Party
Ever since I played Metal Gear Solid 2 nearly half my life ago (shudders), my goal in stealth games has been the same: to knock people unconscious and then position their bodies so that they’ll wake up thinking, “What the shit was I even doing?” In Metal Gear Solid 2, that mainly consisted of me…
By Nathan Grayson Published November 28, 2016 - Uncategorized
Pokémon Go’s New Tracking System Still Bad For Rural Players
Pokémon Go will not stop fumbling its tracking system. With each new update has come a slew of problems so damning that it’s a wonder people are still out there, tracking the little beasts with their phones. Last week, Niantic expanded Pokémon Go’s newly-updated “Nearby” feature to areas outside of San Francisco, where the company…
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published November 28, 2016 - Uncategorized
Pokémon Sun And Moon Player Beats Elite Four With Just A Magikarp
It’s an accepted fact that Magikarp is a useless Pokémon until you evolve them into Gyrados. But one player managed to beat Sun and Moon Elite Four with nothing but the flailing fish. How did Japanese twitter user Nanako_Official accomplish this feat? Patience, grinding and a deep knowledge of Pokémon mechanics. While the Magikarp was…
By Gita Jackson Published November 28, 2016 - Uncategorized
No Man’s Sky‘s New Update Makes The Game Much More Grounded
No Man’s Sky is getting better. The game that left so many people feeling burned back in August may still not live up to the prior months of hype, but yesterday’s patch makes big changes that anchor the game by finally allowing players to build a home among the cosmos. When No Man’s Sky came…
By Kirk Hamilton Published November 28, 2016 - Uncategorized
Hearthstone‘s Mean Streets Of Gadgetzan Out Thursday
In a live stream today, Blizzard revealed the release date for Hearthstone’s fourth expansion, Mean Streets of Gadgetzan. The new expansion will arrive on Thursday, December 1st. Mean Streets of Gadgetzan will add 132 new cards to the game as players explore the seedy port city of Gadgetzan. Excited fans and collectors can pre-purchase packs…
By Heather Alexandra Published November 28, 2016 - Culture
Changing Weather Puts New Spin On Classic Counter-Strike Maps
Counter-Strike’s best maps are finely tuned staging grounds for battles of tactics, will, and hair-trigger reflexes. A slight change can have a tremendous impact on how they play. Even something as seemingly insignificant as the weather, as this mod demonstrates. Lewis Palfrey and Luke Millanta’s Changing Weather Collection (via Eurogamer) adds a slew of weather…
By Nathan Grayson Published November 28, 2016