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UncategorizedGifts For Lego Lovers Who Have All The Lego
The Lego lovers in your life probably aren’t wanting for little plastic bricks. While adding to the pile is a quick and easy method for marking them off your gift list, why not show off your own creativity by thinking outside of the blocks? Here is a selection of Lego gifts selected to inspire builders…
By Mike Fahey Published November 18, 2016 -
UncategorizedIn Fandom, Sombra Is Overwatch‘s New Gay Explosion
After a long, tedious ARG, Sombra is finally in the wild. For some, the biggest question about Sombra is how she’ll change up Overwatch’s competitive play. For others, it’s “who is she gonna kiss?” After Sombra was officially announced at Blizzcon, many shippers eagerly hooked her up with D.va, the 19 year-old professional gamer. The…
By Gita Jackson Published November 18, 2016 -
UncategorizedSome Pokémon Players Are Spending Hours Restarting Sun and Moon For Better Monsters
Now that Pokémon Sun and Moon are officially out, you’d expect trainers everywhere to jump right into the world of Alola. Actually, though, veteran players with a lot of patience are opting to restart their games endlessly, up to hundreds of times, all in the name of gaming the system. As many of you know,…
By Patricia Hernandez Published November 18, 2016 -
UncategorizedDishonored 2 Players Are Already Beating The Game Without Getting Spotted Or Using Powers
Dishonored 2 is plenty challenging. Adding in special conditions makes things trickier. No kills, no detection. No abilities. Only a select number of players are pulling off these daring playthroughs. Very few members of the community have gotten the trophies or achievements for the game’s hardest tasks. Only about 2% of players have managed to…
By Heather Alexandra Published November 18, 2016 -
UncategorizedElusive Portal Character’s Been Hiding In Lego Dimensions For Over A Year
Doug “Rat Man” Rattmann is one of the most important characters in Portal, though he didn’t appear in either game. The message-scrawling scientist made his video game debut in Lego Dimensions’ Portal level pack, though he’s so well hidden it took more than a year to find him. Portal Spoilers Follow Doug is the guy…
By Mike Fahey Published November 18, 2016 -
CultureThe Building Of Watch Dogs 2’s World
Watch Dogs 2 is set in a big city. But as close as it cuts to the real Bay Area, people still had to design and build its virtual replica. This is a showcase of some of the work that went into that. Below you’ll find a ton of pieces from Ubisoft’s teams in both…
By Luke Plunkett Published November 18, 2016 -
ReviewsPokémon Sun and Moon: The Kotaku Review
The massive popularity of 1996’s Pokémon Red and Blue has cast a long shadow over the Pokémon series. Much of the fanbase believes in the superiority of the original 151 monsters, and given 2016’s Pokémon Go phenomenon—which only had the initial cast—who can argue? With the newest Pokémon games, Sun and Moon, Game Freak plays…
By Patricia Hernandez Published November 18, 2016 -
UncategorizedThe Double Fine Kickstarter Gets One Final Update
“This, at long last, is the FINAL UPDATE for this thing we have called the Double Fine Adventure,” designer Tim Schafer wrote last night. It marks the end of one hell of a journey for the Kickstarter, which broke crowdfunding records and raised over $3 million when it launched in early 2012. Four and a…
By Jason Schreier Published November 18, 2016 - Uncategorized
Report: Third Version Of Pokémon Sun And Moon Coming To Nintendo Switch
A third version of Pokémon Sun and Moon, code-named Pokémon Stars, will come to Nintendo Switch in late 2017, according to a new report. The folks at Eurogamer, who correctly reported concrete details of Nintendo’s next console well before it was announced, say that this will be a third version of the same base game,…
By Jason Schreier Published November 18, 2016 -
CultureToy Time Plays With Pokémon Sun And Moon‘s Z-Ring
In what seems like an obvious effort to stay competitive with Level 5’s monster collecting sensation Yo-Kai Watch, Pokémon Sun And Moon get their own interactive wrist toy in the form of Tomy’s Z-Ring bracelet. Let’s see how it works. Originally published 11/15/16 The Z-Ring bracelet mimics the one your character receives in the early…
By Mike Fahey Published November 18, 2016 - Kotaku East
A Resident Evil Weapon You Can Cuddle With
With this Resident Evil 3 rocket launcher, you can pretend you are destroying zombies or, better yet, you can take a nap. While it’s not exactly realistic, the “rockets” are removable. And it’s kind of cute. You know, for a rocket launcher. The “Rocket Launcher Shaped Cushion” is available through Capcom’s online Japanese store and priced…
By Brian Ashcraft Published November 18, 2016 - Uncategorized
Champion Russian Figure Skater Is Really Into Yuri On Ice
Surprised? Don’t be. Evgenia Medvedeva is champion figure skater and a self-proclaimed anime otaku. It’s as though Yuri on Ice was made for her. Yuri on Ice is about a Japanese figure skater who returns to scene after a massive loss, aiming to compete against a Russian rival. As Kotaku previously reported, Yuri on Ice…
By Brian Ashcraft Published November 18, 2016 -
Kotaku EastFIFA 17 Glitches Are Even Better In Real Life
If bugs and glitches are a good time, then the ones in FIFA are the best time. And they are even better brought to life. YouTube channel F2Freestylers recreated some of FIFA’s best glitches and most humorous moments. Have a look at the results: Nobody beats FIFA glitches, especially when they’re made real.
By Brian Ashcraft Published November 18, 2016 - Uncategorized
Civilization VI Update Makes Some Much-Needed Changes
A very big update is out for Civ VI today (the first major one since launch), which among other things adds a lot more useful tips to the UI, makes the AI actually upgrade its military units and lets you rename cities. One of my only complaints from my review were some of the weird…
By Luke Plunkett Published November 17, 2016