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Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku‘s reader-run community: Pokémon One a Day Series 2: Mareep, Flaaffy, Ampharos • Indie HYPE: Breach and Clear: Deadline • Indie HYPE: Fortified! • The deadpan TAY Review – “New” 3DS XL • Pre Cult: Octodad: Dadliest Catch • My Teenage Romantic Comedy SNAFU: Ani-TAY Review TAY Classic—TAY Open Forum—Beginner’s…
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How Items In Pokémon Would Actually Work
The fine folks at Dorkly imagined how Pokémon items—that usually are just a few pixels with a short description—would actually look like. Here’s the “Ring Target” (moves that would otherwise have no effect would land on the Pokémon that holds it) above, and a few more below. To see all of them head over to…
By Gergo Vas - Uncategorized
Diablo III Player Reaches Level 1,000 Without Dying
Gaining 1,000 Paragon levels in Diablo III is no small feat and it’s only accomplished by a very few amount of players. But doing it on Hardcore difficulty, where your character’s death is permanent, that’s some next level insanity. Ukranian player Nokieka is the first in the world to do it. According to Battle.net and…
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The Week In Games: A Large Order Of Kirby
Why wait until Friday for Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, when you can wait until Friday for Kirby and the Rainbow Curse and The Order: 1886 as well? No Sony. No, no no. Friday is Nintendo’s day. Why you gotta encroach? Tuesday, February 17 Dead or Alive 5: Last Round — PS3, PS4, Xbox 360,…
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Kotaku ‘Shop Contest: They’ll Never Find Waldo
So science thinksit’s cracked the code for finding perennial hider Waldo every time? Oh we’ll see about that. It’s time to hide Waldo where they’ll never, ever find him. So they’ve found the optimal search algorithm for finding out where the bespeckled world traveler might be lurking on any given page. That just means we…
By Mike Fahey