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UncategorizedI’m Completely Smitten By This Simple Little Physics Puzzler
I’d never heard of the game Kiwanuka prior to my regular Thursday afternoon App Store shopping spree this past week. Now I can’t stop talking about it. That I even dropped the $1.99 asking price on CMA Megacorp’s physics puzzler is strange — normally I pick up the games I’ve heard of, download anything new…
By Mike Fahey - Culture
The Week In Games: Platform Jumping
Between tomorrow’s launch of the absolutely charming The Last Tinker: City of Colors and several eagerly-awaited re-ish releases for the Vita and PC, it’s definitely a platform jumping sort of week. While The Walking Dead Season 2 Episode 3 keeps the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 gamers busy, PC and Vita owners play with past…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
The Games My Mother Played
(Originally published May 11, 2008) May 1st 1980 I came home from school to find my mother waiting there for me, a giddy smile on her lips. She always loved birthdays. Back then we were living in an apartment, my younger sister and I sharing one room, my older brother and sister sometimes sharing another,…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
Far Cry 3 Cat Cosplay Is The Definition Of Insanity
Russian photographer and artist Nikol Lisova (via Reddit) discovered the one way to make Far Cry 3’s insane antagonist Vaas even more sinister. Just look at that poor stuffed animal, buried up to its neck in crystal cat litter. You can almost see cat model Masya soaking up its terror. I’d daresay it’s a Vaas…
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You’ll Wish These Famicom Cases Were For Real Games
One of the Famicom cartridges designed for this year’s My Famicase art show: You can see the rest of the 100 or so cases here You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.
By John Struan - Uncategorized
Kotaku ‘Shop Contest: Under The Sea
After a month spent exploring some of the world’s most wondrous places, Kotaku editor-in-chief Stephen Totilo returns to work tomorrow. I can think of no greater homecoming present than to have his memories forever preserved in slightly bastardized form by our army of Photoshop savvy readers. Since I’ve taken up the mantle of weekend editor,…
By Mike Fahey
