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Nvidia Recalling Shield Tablet For Possible Fire Hazard

Last year, Nvidia started selling a gaming-focused hybrid tablet. Today, they’re instituting a voluntary recall because the battery can overheat to dangerous, fire-sparking levels. A press release sent out today says that Nvidia is offering replacement devices for the the 8-inch Shield tablets and that recall doesn’t affect other Nvidia products. More from the release:…

By Evan Narcisse Published July 31, 2015

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Ice-T Redubs Care Bears, The Smurfs and Dora the Explorer

Ice-T was Jimmy Fallon’s guest last night on The Tonight Show and he lent his voice for a few classic cartoons. Not cartoons you’d expect to have Ice-T in them, but completely different ones: Care Bears, The Smurfs and Dora the Explorer. Ice-T as Papa Smurf? I’d totally watch that! To contact the author of…

By Gergo Vas Published July 31, 2015

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More Comedic Adventures of Being Married to an Otaku

The first season of I Can’t Understand What My Husband Is Saying ended on a major cliffhanger for the couple—one that is, unfortunately, ignored for the vast majority of the second season. Like with the first season, I Can’t Understand What My Husband Is Saying is a short form anime about Kaoru—a mid-twenties office worker—and…

By Richard Eisenbeis Published July 31, 2015

Kotaku East

Learn the Pikachu Dance

This August, the Pokemon Company is holding another big Pikachu event in Yokohama. To get folks ready, it released a five minute instructional video to learn the dance that’ll apparently be performed. Some of the moves are easy. Some are a little harder. This seems…tricky… But look at those Pikachu move. Here’s the whole clip.…

By Brian Ashcraft Published July 31, 2015

Kotaku East

Attack on Titan Goes to Junior High in New Anime

Parody manga Attack on Titan: Junior High is getting an anime series. Hope you like giant eyes! (Oh, and giant Titans.) Attack on Titan: Junior High is set against Titan Junior High and follows the adventures of Eren and Mikasa as they deal with the trials and tribulations of growing up: school, teachers, and Titans.…

By Brian Ashcraft Published July 31, 2015

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Terraria will arrive on 3DS and Wii U early next year. The news was confirmed by 505 Games in a post on the Terraria Community Forums, where Deanzor, a representative working on the Nintendo versions, answered several questions—head over here for the nitty-gritty details.

By András Neltz Published July 31, 2015

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10 Gifs from the First Chapter of the New Ace Attorney

Some of the most enjoyable parts of the Ace Attorney games are the crazy characters you encounter and their equally crazy animations. Here are a few of the best from the first chapter of the newest game in the series, Dai Gyakuten Saiban—in gif form. Phoenix’s ancestor hasn’t quite perfected his desk slam yet. But…

By Richard Eisenbeis Published July 31, 2015

Kotaku East

Astounding fact time. According to a new report (via Tech in Asia), China had 366 million mobile gamers during this year’s first half. That’s more than the population of the United States and Canada combined. That tends to happen with a population of 1.3 billion Chinese people!

By Brian Ashcraft Published July 31, 2015

Kotaku East

This Isn’t the Final Fantasy XV You’ll Play

One day, you will play Final Fantasy XV. It’s been a long wait. But you will not get to play this Final Fantasy XV Via Tumblr fartnoisespbth, this fan art shows FFXV characters with their genders changed. Here you can see how the designs were tweaked. This would probably address the complaints of those who…

By Brian Ashcraft Published July 31, 2015

Kotaku East

Artist: Ogre You Asshole | Track: Balance | Album: Ukareteiru Hito Twilight Edition EP Kotaku Soundtrack is a selection of the stuff we’re listening to – and gaming to – at the moment.

By Brian Ashcraft Published July 31, 2015

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Your Expensive Bloodborne Merch Is Here

Due out in December, this Hunter statue from Gecco is 1/6 scale (around 32cm) and is going to cost around $300. If you can wait until February, though, there’ll be this “puddle of blood” variant (it’ll be the same price).

By Luke Plunkett Published July 31, 2015

Culture

Well, That’s One Way To Fight A War

Ignacio Fernández Ríos is a concept artist from Spain who has worked on games like Castlevania: Lords of Shadow and Clive Barker’s Jericho You can see more of Ignacio’s work at his personal site and ArtStation page To see the larger pics in all their glory (or, if they’re big enough, so you can save…

By Luke Plunkett Published July 30, 2015

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PT Remade, Is Pretty Much Perfect

PT is gone. It’s probably never coming back. But Farhan Qureshi, an aspiring game developer from Calgary, has rebuilt it. And seriously — screenshot for screenshot — this is almost indistinguishable from the original. According to Qureshi, the project was part of a 3D modelling workshop he was planning to teach this September. Purely an…

Mark Serrels Published July 30, 2015

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Terrific Ciri Cosplay Brings The Witcher 3 To Life

Is it too late to make this the International Week Of Witcher Cosplay? Because only a day after that awesome Yenn comes an equally impressive Ciri. Not only is the cosplay job and photography outstanding, but they went the extra mile to really nail the location, heading out deep into the woods in Washington to…

By Luke Plunkett Published July 30, 2015

Culture

New Steam Hit Is Basically Horror Hide And Seek

I just got done playing a few matches of Dead Realm, and I’m shaking. Admittedly, it could be the fact that I’ve consumed waaaay too much coffee in the past couple hours, but the multiplayer horror game’s tension definitely got to me. Currently in Steam’s top ten best sellers, Dead Realm is basically hide and…

By Nathan Grayson Published July 30, 2015

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Far Cry 4’s World Is Fire And Blood With Mad Max Maps

Far Cry 4 has a very cool map editor. Mad Max is a very cool movie. Both feature shitty old cars. You know where this is going. This custom Future Dead Australia map for the game isn’t some elaborate mod; it’s just a map, so you can download it (these vids are from PS4), take…

By Luke Plunkett Published July 30, 2015

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Wow, Iconoclasts! We’ve been talking about this game for years, back when it was destined for the PC, but it’s now also coming to the PS4 and Vita. I would play the hell out of this on the Vita.

By Luke Plunkett Published July 30, 2015

Culture

Clicker Games Are Suddenly Everywhere On Steam

It all started with Clicker Heroes. Or maybe Adventure Capitalist. Now things are getting out of hand. In the past few weeks, there’s been a veritable explosion of clicker games—that is, games where you mostly click on stuff until it dies to progress, slowly but surely leveling up to improve your clicking prowess—on Steam. Among…

By Nathan Grayson Published July 30, 2015

The Bests

The Best JRPG Soundtracks

JRPGs are games designed to use a bunch of talking and combat as an excuse to blast killer soundtracks at you for hours and hours on end. Which…might explain why this list of best soundtracks also looks a lot like a list of the best JRPGs. What follows are our collective picks for the very…

Kotaku Staff Published July 30, 2015

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Now Here’s A Great Idea For A League Of Legends Skin

This is Burgergot. He’s a fan-made alternate skin concept for the great but oft-under-appreciated League of Legends champion: the big fat crab king Urgot. Impressive and often hilarious champion skin concepts are frequently posted on the League of Legends forums by talented fans of the online multiplayer game. But this one by Necronolith has to…

By Yannick LeJacq Published July 30, 2015