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Hatsune Miku Charms Western 3DS Owners This May
Drunk on the success of its virtual idol rhythm games on North American and European PlayStation 3 and Vita, Sega prepares to conquer Western 3DS owners in May with Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX. The result of a partnership between Sega and Good Smile Company’s Nendoroid line of figures, the Project Mirai series offers all…
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Kinja’s got a few sharing options if you’re interested in talking about any articles you see pop up on any of Gawker‘s sites. You’ve probably noticed the option to share to your own Kinja page, Facebook and Twitter, but we’ve been experimenting with Pinterest shares now, too, if that’s your kinda social network. Have at…
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UncategorizedOur First Look At Princess Kitana In Mortal Kombat X
Of course Kitana is going to be in Mortal Kombat X. You try telling the adopted daughter of Shao Kahn to stay home and watch Gilmore Girls on Netflix. Kitana, named because one of her parents must have seen a katana somewhere, has been a fixture of the fighting game series since Mortal Kombat II,…
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How Amiibo Work In Nintendo’s New Games, And At What Cost
This morning’s Nintendo Direct was chock full ofnew Amiibo toys and Amiibo-enable games. Here’s how the colorful pieces of plastic will work in Nintendo’s upcoming titles, including the one you might have to delete existing Smash Bros. Amiibo data to play. First off we’ve got the toys: a newly-announced third wave of Smash Bros. Amiibo…
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Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku‘s reader-run community: Nintendo’s New 3DS is Their Best Handheld Yet • Fabulous Fyst’s Anime Impressions for the Winter Season • Pokémon One a Day Series Two: Typhlosion• Spacemon Vol. 2 – Chapter 0: Interlude • Rhythm and Beats: Nintendo’s Greatest Forays in Music TAY Classic—TAY Open Forum—Beginner’s Guide To…
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