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Kotaku EastIconic Chinese Cartoon Cat Is Back!
Back in the 1980’s and early 1990’s, before internet streaming and before anime, Chinese youth had a different form of animated hero; they had The Black Cat Detective. And now, he will be reborn in a new mobile game. The top image, published on Sina Games, shows the new “updated” look of the Black Cat…
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Zombie Invasion on Subway Leads To Online Complaining
Public transportation solves many problems in urban environments. Subways make commuting to work a whole lot more convenient, but what happens when you introduce a group of zombies onto mass transit? Well, as a group of 30 zombies found out in Wuhan, China, a little bit of panic and a little bit of rubbernecking. CnHan.com,…
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These Limited Pokémon New 3DS Consoles Sure Look Luxurious
Probably because they’re covered in suede! Available for pre-order through Japan’s Pokémon Center stores starting September 20, these limited edition New 3DS consoles come with suede faceplates stamped with Pokémon—Groudon for the red Groudon Edition, and Kyogre for the blue Kyogre Edition. As you can see on the top image, the handhelds’ front features each…
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ReviewsCan Unlimited Spider-Men Triumph Over Free-To-Play Evil?
On the one hand, Spider-Man Unlimited is a free-to-play mobile game from Gameloft. On the other, it’s a game with fourteen different versions of Spider-Man to collect at launch. “Free-to-play mobile game from Gameloft” versus “fourteen different versions of Spider-Man.” I am so conflicted. Released last week for iOS, Android and Windows Phone, Spider-Man Unlimited…
By Mike Fahey - Culture
The Week In Games: Small And Creepy
It’s a week of tiny gems and quirky Japanese imports, a relaxing respite before the season of “massive games you have to own or you’ll feel physically ill” kicks into high gear. Or maybe that’s just me. That’s not to say this week’s games are skippable. They’ll just hurt a little less when you don’t…
By Mike Fahey