The New Dragon Ball Z Game Doesn’t Look So Hot

Dragon Ball Xenoverse comes out in a couple of months, and based on the latest trailer from Jump Festa, well…it doesn’t look so great. And you know what? Being the trash fan that I am, I still want to play it. Such are the woes of fandom. But seriously though. Maybe this trailer is just…

More Reasons Iron Bull Is The Best Party Member In Dragon Age

Iron Bull has the best sex scene in Dragon Age by far. He also has some of the best, if not filthiest, dialogue. If you romance Iron Bull, and you also take him and Cole out with you on missions, this little gem of a conversation happens. It’s pretty revealing: Kinky, huh? I’m not surprised…

Mike Colter, the guy who’s been playing the newest Halo character has just been cast as super-strong hero Luke Cage in Marvel/Netflix’s upcoming interlocking Defenders miniseries, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Fans Spent Six Years Making This Mega Man Game

Mega Man fans aren’t just hardcore. They’re dedicated. Case in point: this awesome fan game that two people have been working on since 2008. It’s called Mega Man: Revenge of the Fallen—and no, that’s not a Transformers reference. It’s a reference to the game’s story: Robot Masters have been revived by Dr. Wily, and they’re…

Building A One-Of-A-Kind BioShock Aquarium

Why there isn’t an official line of Rapture-inspired fish tanks already is beyond me. Until 2K gets their act together, Super Fan Builds’ custom BioShock aquarium shall have to do. No Gods or Kings… only Fish. Super Fan Builds is a YouTube on Break’s Awe me channel that specializes in making fanboy and fangirl dreams…

Pokémon’s Ridiculous Timeline, Explained In A Single Image

Thanks to shenanigans involving alternate dimensions in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, Pokémon’s timeline has officially become bonkers. But, there is a way to make sense of it. Basically, there are three different Pokémon dimensions, all of which house their own Pokémon games. In one dimension, you’ve got all the original Game Boy games,…

One Lousy Chrono Trigger Song Coming To Theatrhythm Final Fantasy

This weekend Square Enix announced downloadable songs from non-Final Fantasy games coming to the latest iteration of FF‘s rhythm game. That’s four songs from Bravely Default, three from the SaGa series and one each from Secret of Mana and Chrono Trigger. That’s not right. I love the music in Bravely Default and the SaGa series,…

G602 and More Logitech Peripherals, Amazon Digital Games, More Deals

We’ve got another assortment of Logitech discounts for you today, including the excellent G602 The G35 was a Best Gaming Headset nominee Logitech – G602 Wireless Gaming Mouse ($45) | eBay Logitech G430 Over-the-Ear Gaming Headset ($40) | Best Buy Logitech – G230 Over-the-Ear Gaming Headset ($40) | eBay Logitech – G35 Surround Sound Gaming…

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku‘s reader-run community: Star-Lord in Speed Painting Form! 2014 Finale! • Project Hydra – Corpse Party: Tortured Souls Episode 4 • Five things I didn’t like about Dragon Age Inquisition • TAY’s Top 10 Games of 2014 TAY Classic—TAY Open Forum—Beginner’s Guide To TAY Follow them here.

Fan-Made Marvel vs. DC Movie Fight Will Only Happen in Your Dreams

Some people have hated the times when the world’s biggest superhero companies have crossed over with each other. Me? I’ve always loved DC vs. Marvel events. It’s a shame nothing like, say, Superman vs. Spider-Man will almost certainly ever happen on movie or TV screens. Superhero movies cost too much for anything like a movie…

It Only Took $7,000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

The iconic “Pillar of Autumn” from Halo, now in LEGO form. And it’s damn huge—not exactly minifigure-scale, needing more than one person to move it. According to its builder, Lee Jones, it took 3.5 years to complete it and it weighs a massive 220 pounds (100 kg). It’s around 7 feet (2.15 meters) in length…

Earthworm Jim, You’ve Changed

Everyone’s favorite video game worm—and his buddy Snott—might look realistic in concept artist Soren Zaragoza‘s pieces, but the madness in his eyes remained the same. Would love to see these in motion. Earthworm Jim by Soren Zaragoza [ArtStation] To contact the author of this post, write to: [email protected]

Then And Now: Five Generations Of GeForce Graphics Compared

It may not seem like it, but we’ve been gaming on DirectX 11 graphics hardware for half a decade. The AMD Radeon HD 5870 arrived in September 2009, while Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 480 shipped six months later — a trivial delay considering there were so few DX11 games available at the time. The first game…