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UncategorizedUnreal Engine 4 Continues To Churn Out Cool Apartments
Some of the living spaces created in Unreal Engine 4 are truly spectacular. This latest one is no exception. This is the work of Blessod, whom Kotaku previously featured. This London loft took three weeks to make. Here, let’s have a look: And the walkthrough. Very nice! To contact the author of this post, write…
By Brian Ashcraft Published June 17, 2015 - Kotaku East
In Japan, Burger King Has Red Cheeseburgers
Remember last year’s black cheeseburger? This year, Burger King is serving up red cheeseburgers in Japan. That’s right, red. Why? Because these burgers are effing PISSED OFF. Called the “Aka Burger” (“aka” or 赤 means “red”), it comes in two types: Aka Samurai Beef and Aka Samurai Chicken. (Yes, Burger King Japan calls the chicken…
By Brian Ashcraft Published June 17, 2015 - Kotaku East
When Final Fantasy Characters Are Nightmare Inducing
Handsome. Good looking. Pretty. Those are the words that typically describe Final Fantasy heroes and heroines. Terrifying is not. This is what Noctis usually looks like. [via PS3 Brasil] Nothing scary about him! But, as recently noted on Japanese forum 2ch, here’s what he looks like with a HORRIBLE clipping glitch: Oh god. Fucking hell.…
By Brian Ashcraft Published June 17, 2015 - Kotaku East
It’s Like Metal Gear, Only with More Panty Shots
I’ve heard Summer-Colored High School compared to everything from Skyrim to GTA. But really, while playing it, it feels more like Metal Gear—only instead of stealthily killing people, you’re stealthily taking panty shots. Warning: This post includes NSFW content. I mean, think about it, you enter an area with an unsuspecting target. Sneak around using…
By Richard Eisenbeis Published June 17, 2015 - Kotaku East
The Final Fantasy VII Remake Won’t Be Exactly the Same
Final Fantasy VII originally came out in 1997, and now in 2015, a full–remake has been announced. Time marches on! And from the sound of it, so will Final Fantasy VII These days, HD remakes are pretty common! They usually are the same games, but with spiffy new graphics and, often, optional and updated controls.…
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CultureCosplayShowcaseA Cosplay Experiment
Earlier this month, Colossalcon was held in Sandusky, Ohio. And it was there that a team of five photographers, two videographers and a cosplayer decided to try something different. Normally, at a nerd con, you’ll see two types of cosplay photo emerge: ones taken quickly on the convention floor, and others taken at arranged photoshoots…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 17, 2015 -
UncategorizedHere’s a trailer for the first Pillars of Eternity expansion: The White March, Part 1. Presumably there’s a part 2 coming one day, too. I’ve got an appointment to see this thing on Thursday, so stay tuned for impressions in the next week or two.
By Jason Schreier Published June 17, 2015 -
UncategorizedE3 2015 Winners & Losers: Day One
Welcome to the first actual day of E3 2015! Unlike the battlefield that was Day Zero, today was a little more chilled. Despite this, things still happened. Some of them were great. Some of them were not. Today’s events included press conferences from Nintendo and Square Enix, along with the first (and maybe last) dedicated…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 17, 2015 - Uncategorized
721 Pokemon, 21 Days, 132 Hours
Reader Christopherhad an idea earlier this year. He was going to draw all 721 Pokemon, and he was going to do it live on the internet. This month, he finished up, both the videos and the image. The end result is this amazing mural, which actually has over 800 Pokemon on it, since he also…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 16, 2015 - UncategorizedBy Luke Plunkett Published June 16, 2015
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*Checks Watch* OK Tree Joke Time
Phew. Let’s take a break from E3 for a minute and enjoy a pun about video games and trees. Lip Comarella is an artist at Salon Alpin, a a visual production studio that does everything from illustration to graphic design to animation to film. They’ve recently done some stuff with StarCraft 2 for the WCS,…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 16, 2015 -
UncategorizedPlanet Coaster Is For The Rollercoaster Tycoon Fans In The House
Miss the good old days of Theme Park and good Rollercoaster Tycoon games? Here’s Planet Coaster, just announced at E3 for the PC. It’s being developed by Frontier (Elite: Dangerous), and looks just wonderful.
By Luke Plunkett Published June 16, 2015 - Uncategorized
Gears of War Ultimate Edition is coming to PC. The Coalition studio head Rod Fergusson announced a PC version of the game tonight during the PC Game Show at E3 2015. Fergusson could not comment on the chances of Gears 4 coming to PC as well at this time.
By Mike Fahey Published June 16, 2015 - Uncategorized
Yes, Fallout Shelter Is Coming To Android
Android users left out in the cold by the announcement(and release!) of Fallout Shelter, you haven’t been forgotten. You’ve just been reminded that for many developers, sadly, you are still second fiddle. While iOS users play and enjoy the game right now, anyone with a Samsung/LG/HTC/Sony/whatever is going to have to wait a few months.…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 16, 2015 - UncategorizedBy Tina Amini Published June 16, 2015
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Someone Says They Tried Paying For Fallout 4 With Bottlecaps
What’s the dollar to bottlecap conversion rate, you think? Yesterday, Reddit user thefatch1cken shared pictures of a 11 pounds of bottlecaps: The owner of these caps claims that they were collected over several years, and after Fallout 4 was announced, this person put them all in a box and shipped them to Bethesda with a…
By Patricia Hernandez Published June 16, 2015 - Uncategorized
How Fallout 4 Mods Will Work On Console
Fallout 4 is gonna have mods on Xbox One and (hopefully) PS4. But consoles aren’t like PC’s wild, wild wasteland. There are rules. First, the good news: Bethesda wants there to be as little red tape as possible. Want to render your Fallout 4 save a smoking pile of irradiated scrap (that’s jealously guarded by…
By Nathan Grayson Published June 16, 2015