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Far Cry 4, As Told By Steam Reviews
Now thatFar Cry 4has been out for a while, players have had a chance to experience its absurd chaos. So it might not surprise you to hear that people have a lot of amusing things to say about Far Cry 4 Judging from Far Cry 4‘s Steam reviews, people seem particularly taken with the wildlife…
By Patricia Hernandez Published November 26, 2014 -
Tips & GuidesThink Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Are Too Easy? Try This.
Pokémon games aren’t known for being challenging. That doesn’t mean you can’t spice things up. If you’ve been playing Omega Ruby andAlpha Sapphire lately, and you feel disappointed about the difficulty, here are some tips to help you keep things interesting during your run. Don’t Grind (Much) I know, I know. Choosing not to grind…
By Patricia Hernandez Published November 26, 2014 -
UncategorizedPersona Q Almost Defeated Me, But I Won’t Let It Win
On Sunday afternoon, I almost threw my 3DS at the television. I didn’t do this, fortunately—would’ve been bad news for both the 3DS and the television—but the urge was there. I just wanted Persona Q to understand what I was going through. See, I was wandering around the third labyrinth of Atlus’s new dungeon-crawler, minding…
By Jason Schreier Published November 26, 2014 - Uncategorized
Unlike Other Games, Bugs Actually Make Far Cry 4 Better
The first time I saw a dancing corpse in Far Cry 4, I stopped dead in my tracks. It was in the middle of a tense firefight at the bottom of one of the radio towers scattered across the chaotically beautiful world of Kyrat. I’d just shot a full clip into a soldier trying to…
By Yannick LeJacq Published November 26, 2014 -
UncategorizedI Like Smashing Things With A Hammer
Sometimes hitting things with a hammer is just so cathartic. Where Is My Hammer is a nice little game made as part of the Indies VS Pewdiepie game-jam happening over at Game Jolt. It’s available as a free download and is perfect if you’ve had a bad day. Wish to tweet words at me? I…
By Leo Wichtowski Published November 26, 2014 - Uncategorized
Ubisoft Apologizes For Assassin’s Creed Unity With Free DLC
The upcoming “Dead Kings” expansion pack for Assassin’s Creed Unity will be free for all players, Ubisoft announced today. It’s their way of saying sorry for shipping a broken game There’s no release date for Dead Kings just yet, but anyone who buys Unity on PS4, Xbox One, or PC will get this DLC for…
By Jason Schreier Published November 26, 2014 - Uncategorized
Titanfall for $5, Alienware Alpha, More Pre-Black Friday Deals
Titanfall is $5 today. There’s no need to wait around for Black Friday deals; a lot of them have already gone live. Be sure to bookmark our Black Friday deals post, and keep checking back for the latest. The list will surely expand over the coming days, but the Best Black Friday App Deals are…
By Shane Roberts Published November 26, 2014 - Uncategorized
LEGO Minifigures Series 13 Includes A Hot Dog, A Unicorn And Much Joy
A German ad for the next wave of LEGO Minifigures — and by extension the next set of playable characters for LEGO Minifigures Online — has surfaced, proving that really weird dreams do come true. Minifigure collectors around the world are rejoicing today, as the coolest figure in January’s upcoming set comes in a costume…
By Mike Fahey Published November 26, 2014 -
UncategorizedI Wish Sunset Overdrive’s New Weapons Were Part of the Original Game
Sunset Overdrive, the Xbox One’s whacky new open-world shooter, got its first batch of downloadable content this week. The most important part of the DLC is a weapon pack that adds four new guns to the game. They’re all really good—so good that I wish they’d been in the original game. The four new guns…
By Yannick LeJacq Published November 26, 2014 - Uncategorized
Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku‘s reader-run community: Dragon Age: Inquisition (for PC), the TAY Review • Stuff Yourself: Top 5 Games for a Thanksgiving Gaming Binge • Some Rambling about Serial Experiments Lain • Game of the Week — Hunting Metroids In Your Pocket [Metroid II: Return of Samus] TAY Classic—TAY Open Forum—Beginner’s Guide…
By András Neltz Published November 26, 2014 -
UncategorizedThe New Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Works Better As An 8-Bit Game
The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game for the NES was brutal. The 2014 movie reboot was horrible. CineFix‘s 8 Bit Cinema mixes together two bads to make a not bad at all. The 8 Bit Cinema version of the 2014 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie has me wondering if the movie and the NES…
By Mike Fahey Published November 26, 2014 -
UncategorizedHow To Get Six Awesome Followers For Your World of Warcraft Garrison
Warlods of Draenor introduced garrisons to World of Warcraft, with followers who can be sent on special missions to get some extra loot. Not all of them are hard to get, and there are a few really awesome ones who are simply hidden around the map, and you only need to know where to go.…
By Gergo Vas Published November 26, 2014 -
UncategorizedTeam Fortress 2 Mod Makes Gameplay Smoother And Jazzier
Sometimes a small addition to a game can really mix things up, turning it into a completely different experience. In this case, a brilliant, funny experience: Sekti42’s Smooth Jazz mod for the Heavy’s Minigun in Team Fortress 2 changes all the sound effects of the weapon to various jazzy ones. With mods like this people…
By Gergo Vas Published November 26, 2014 - Uncategorized
Spyro the Dragon in adorable plushie form. Created by Chibi-pets, it measures 18 inches by 25 inches—it’s fairly big, as the two real-world photos show. Those are below, along with a hi-res image showing a couple more angles. There’s also a lot more plushies to check out at Chibi-pets’ deviantART and Facebook pages. Spyro Custom…
By András Neltz Published November 26, 2014 - Kotaku East
Famitsu reports that according to the Pokémon Company’s data, Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire sold a total of 3.04 million copies worldwide in three days. This is notable for two reasons: first, the figures exclude digital copies sold, and second, the game’s not out in Europe ’til Friday. Impressive.
By András Neltz Published November 26, 2014 - Kotaku East
Concern That Japanese Video Game Stores Will Die Out
People come from around the world to shop at Japanese game stores. Yet, in the country, some worry that those specialty shops will vanish. One insider even thinks video game shops will vanish in the next five years. On website Gekicore Gamelife, game retail employee Osho writes about how tough business has been for brick-and-mortar…
By Brian Ashcraft Published November 26, 2014 - Uncategorized
Far Cry 4’s Worst Animals
The creatures of Far Cry 4 make up a rich and varied ecology, largely split into two groups – things that run towards you, and things that run away. And elephants, which are amazing. In fact, the only problem with elephants is that once you start riding one, you have to stop eventually. This post…
Leon Hurley Published November 26, 2014 -
UncategorizedClearly, This is what Rock Simulator Should Have Been
In Rolling Sun, you’re a rock. Well, technically, you’re a god whose avatar is a rock. Point is, you control a rock and solve physics puzzles in some really fancy environments, all the while unlocking new skills. See? Already better than Rock Simulator The game’s been in development for PC since 2012 in one form…
By András Neltz Published November 26, 2014