The Wii U Is Getting One Scary-Looking Game

If you like frightening games, good news. Here is the first trailer for the upcoming Fatal Frame game for the Wii U. Long-time fans of the Fatal Frame series know that these are some of the scariest games you can play. Fatal Frame: The Black-Haired Shrine Maiden will use the GamePad to see spirits that…

Track: Electric Blue| Album: Man of Colours | Artist: Icehouse Kotaku Soundtrack is a selection of the stuff we’re listening to – and gaming to – at the moment.

Pretty much!

Twitch is Still Playing Pokémon

Huh, would you look at that, Twitch is still playing Pokémon. They’re all the way to Black and White 2. The 600+ viewers are far from what it once was but it’s still pretty impressive. They also have random matches of Pokémon Staduim 2 running that people can bet on. Watch live video from TwitchPlaysPokemon…

Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Stealth: The Kotaku Review

It’s getting harder and harder to believe there was once a time I made fun of Razer products. They used to be the worst. The most prominent example of everything wrong with PC peripherals. Silly designs, ridiculous and garish colour schemes, ungh. So many bad memories. The last few years though have seen the company…

Well, I laughed. By Michael Kleinman

So much of Eric Northman left unresolved. So little time.

You how how they say the light that burns twice as bright only burns half as long? If only there was some Hanukkah-esque miracle that meant True Blood didn’t have to end. Sigh.

Check out this interesting Rock Paper, Shotgun article on Dota 2‘s Compendium weather options—it asks, can such a small detail have an effect on the gameplay?

Driving A Real Car Could Soon Be Just Like Playing A Video Game

Heads-up displays in cars are nothing new, but Jaguar wants to blow right past simply displaying a crude speedometer on your windscreen. They want to turn your car into a video game. This clip shows off the company’s virtual windscreen concept, and while they’re bullshitting about this being footage of it “in action”, it’s still…

Yo, Fred Durst Is Streaming Call Of Duty On Twitch

2014, you are a strange and wonderful year. Streaming right now on Twitch is Fred Durst, who 15 years ago as the frontman for Limp Bizkit was one of the most famous people on the planet. Today, however, he is a man playing Call of Duty: Ghosts, struggling with HDMI outputs and generally sounding like…

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