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UncategorizedWatch Destiny’s Big Raid Boss Go Down in 17 Seconds
On Hard Mode too. Nothing else to really say about that. It’s just damned impressive. You’re reading Numbers, a blog on Kotaku that examines games and culture through the lens of math and statistics. To contact the author of this post, write to [email protected] or find him on Twitter @dcstarkey
By Dan Starkey Published October 16, 2014 -
UncategorizedThe Evil Within, Gone Wrong Thanks To Glitches
Shinji Mikami’s latest take on survival horror looks like an intense affair full of blood and guts. But it also occasionally has some bugs—many of which make the game way more hilarious than it intends to be. Here are some of our favorite picks of glitches or goofy moments that people around the web have…
By Patricia Hernandez Published October 16, 2014 -
UncategorizedA Guide To Playing (And Beating) Smash Bros.’ Little Mac
So you want to play as Little Mac. Or, lets be real, you want to learn how to best deal with Little Mac, a highly popular character in Smash Bros. You’ve come to the right place. Little Mac is rather infamous right now, as he is a powerful character that many people like to play…
By Patricia Hernandez Published October 16, 2014 -
CultureAsk Dr. Nerdlove: Will I Always Be An Overweight Virgin?
Hello, Internet! Welcome to Ask Dr. NerdLove, the only dating advice column that knows how to fix things when your love-life gets the Blue Screen of Death. This week, we handle a question a lot of people have: how can a fat dude find love? Does a man have to be an Adonis before women…
Harris O'Malley Published October 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
Sony just published a list of additions it’s bringing to the PS4 with the upcoming 2.0 system update. A few neat things stand out, such as the ability to add a PS Plus game “to a PS4 owner’s library without downloading it.” Or shout, “Find face!” at your console and have it respond. Read the…
By Yannick LeJacq Published October 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
Shadow Of Mordor Studio Can’t Replicate Players’ Orc Problems
Last week, I wrote about a strange issue Shadow of Mordor players have been reporting since the game came out: Orcs they insisted they’d killed kept coming back from the dead. Developer Monolith has now told me that while they’re aware of people’s confusion, they’re also having a hard time testing for a solution. To…
By Yannick LeJacq Published October 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
The Vault of Glass Is The Best Thing In Destiny
The first time my team completed Destiny‘s Vault of Glass raid, it took us more than 10 hours. The second time, it took us 90 minutes. The time difference between our first and second attempts reveals something crucial about what makes the Vault of Glass special. Its difficulty lies not in how it demands dexterity,…
By Kirk Hamilton Published October 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
Q&A: The Lead Designer Of Destiny‘s Vault of Glass
Last week I got on the phone with Bungie’s Luke Smith, lead designer on Destiny‘s Vault of Glass raid. We had a cool chat, and I included a bunch of quotes in the feature we just ran on the main site. However, I thought some people might be interested in reading our full Q&A. Smith,…
By Kirk Hamilton Published October 16, 2014 -
CultureWhat’s The Coolest Thing You’ve Seen In A Game Lately?
Highlight Reel is Kotaku‘s new feature that rounds up the best moments in gaming. Stunts, glitches, killsprees, speedruns — if it’s something impressive that happened in a game, we want to show it off! Check out some of our episodes so far right here, and send in your own clips to [email protected]! You can watch…
By Steve Marinconz Published October 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
FREE PayDay: The Heist, South Park Is 20 Bucks, and More Deals
South Park: The Stick of Truth is a Game of the Year Contender for many, and it’s down to just $20 today. [Stick of Truth] PlayStation 4 Console ($360) | Rakuten | Promo code RRRTreasure Xbox One + LIVE + Destiny ($430) | eBay DualShock 4 Controllers can be had for $40 right now. [DualShock…
By Shane Roberts Published October 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
You Can Grab 89 Star Wars Comics for $15
The Humble Bundle has been branching out from just games for a bit now, but today they have 89 comics available if you pay at least $15. You’re reading Numbers, a blog on Kotaku that examines games and culture through the lens of math and statistics. To contact the author of this post, write to…
By Dan Starkey Published October 16, 2014 -
Uncategorized10 Minutes Of Co-Op In Far Cry 4
One thing I’m looking forward to about Far Cry 4 is the game’s interesting-sounding co-op multiplayer. Sony, which is trying to sweeten the deal by letting PS4 players invite friends who don’t own the game into the action, just released a new gameplay video showing how the game’s collaborative modes will play out. The part…
By Yannick LeJacq Published October 16, 2014 -
UncategorizedNine Minutes of GTA V Stunts That Say ‘Screw You’ to Physics
At this point, there really should be some sort of X-Games inside GTA Online. Because these people deserve medals. In this montage of remarkable vehicle stunts, you’re going to see jet skis, boats, planes and many, many motorcycles go places you’d think they couldn’t. The clips comes YouTuber RedKeyMon and features players from several GTA…
By Evan Narcisse Published October 16, 2014 -
UncategorizedYour Shadow Of Mordor Screenshots Just Got Snazzier (UPDATE)
What’s better than ogling buckets and buckets of orc gore inShadow of Mordor? Spiffing up those same heaping piles of gratuity with Instagram-esque filters, you say? Well, if you actually did say that, then boy do I have the thing for you. Shadow of Mordor developer and master of not communicating effectivelyMonolith Productions stealthily introduced…
By Yannick LeJacq Published October 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
Someone Made Sheet Music For Jeff Goldblum’s Jurassic Park Laugh
If that ridiculous song of Jeff Goldblum’s unique laugh from earlier this year wasn’t enough, now it’s time to train our voice or take out those ukuleles, because someone made the ridiculous laugh’s sheet music transcription. Piece of cake! Take note of the “con brio” direction right at the start. It means you to perform…
By Gergo Vas Published October 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
Snake, what are you doing? Even if your name is Snake, you don’t have to transform into one! That’s not how you sneak up on enemy guards. Where is your cardboard box? via Sexyserperior [Tumblr] Dayshot is an image-based feature that runs every morning, showcasing some of the prettiest, funniest game-related screenshots and art that…
By Gergo Vas Published October 16, 2014 - Kotaku East
Where One Piece Smashes into Japanese Religion
During typical Shinto festivals, you expect to see gods like Ebisu. You don’t expect to see One Piece characters smashing into each other. Then again, this isn’t your typical Shinto festival. Here, you can see a festival float (山車 or dashi) with Ebisu holding a sea-bream. [Photo: yae-mottoshiritai] This is the kind of imagery that…
By Brian Ashcraft Published October 16, 2014 - Kotaku East
Giant Murderous Martian Cockroaches are Coming to the 3DS
Japan’s grizzly sci-fi action manga is getting a video game adaptation. Following in the footsteps of the hit manga series, Attack on Titan, the manga series that has bug-powered humans fighting giant Martian cockroaches,Terraformars is getting its own 3DS game. Labeled as a single-player “3D battle action” genre game, Terraformars: Battle on the Crimson Star…
By Toshi Nakamura Published October 16, 2014 - Kotaku East
Super Smash Bros. Isn’t Finished Being Made
With Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS out, creator Masahiro Sakurai’s job is only half done. When one fan asked him how it felt to be done with the development on Super Smash Bros., he replied, “I’m not done yet…” “Game development is very hard.” Sakurai went on in his column in Weekly Famitsu. “You…
By Toshi Nakamura Published October 16, 2014 - Kotaku East
Tetsuya Nomura Is Busy with More than Kingdom Hearts III
Now that he’s no longer helmingFinal Fantasy XV, Tetsuya Nomura seems to have a lot of free time to work on other projects. The Nomura version of Japanese virtual idol, Hatsune Miku, is currently on display in New York until the 19th as part of a Hatsune Miku art exhibit. Asked by Weekly Famitsu in…
By Toshi Nakamura Published October 16, 2014