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Deals: Cheap 4K, Cheap Solid State, FTL Advanced, Ground Zeroes
Samsung’s 4K monitor is the early winner in the 4K monitor wars, and this price is unprecedented. Considering a 4K display has the same number of pixels as four 1080p monitors, this is actually an insanely reasonable price-per-pixel. [Samsung 4K Monitor, $530] 1TB SSDs are just starting to creep towards affordability, and the excellent Samsung…
By Shane Roberts Published July 16, 2014 -
UncategorizedPlaying The Order 1886 Feels Like Shooting Through an Old Movie
You know, I didn’t think about framerate or resolution once when I got to play The Order 1886 yesterday. What I did think was that it felt like playing through an old Cinemascope movie. With at least one very cool signature weapon. I played through the Inequalities chapter that’s been previously shown, huddling behind cover…
By Evan Narcisse Published July 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
There’s Good News And Bad News About Pinball FX2 For The Xbox One
The good news — the world’s premiere digital pinball platform is coming to the Xbox One on July 31. The bad news — players will have to repurchase all of the Pinball FX2 tables they’ve already bought for the Xbox 360. The PlayStation 4 version of Pinball FX2, the pinball platform that features both original…
By Mike Fahey Published July 16, 2014 -
UncategorizedMarvel’s Next Super-Hero Surprise Might Be A Black Captain America
Yesterday, we all found out via women-targeted talk show The View that Marvel Comics’ Thor is going to be a woman soon. Today, Marvel says their next big super-hero news will be announced on parody political show The Colbert Report. What Marvel connection could Colbert possibly have? The safe bet is that they’ll be announcing…
By Stephen Totilo Published July 16, 2014 -
UncategorizedMinecraft Star Wars: A New Hope Looks As Good As Ever
Good news: there’s a fresh trailer out for Paradise Decay’s big Minecraft remake of Star Wars: A New Hope, which we’ve last heard of in 2013. Bad news: This is the last trailer we’ll get before the film comes out next year. According to Paradise Decay (aka Grahame), the project has now been under development…
By András Neltz Published July 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
I started playing Hearthstone finally
I had screwed around in the tutorial but that was it. But I finally played a few matches yesterday and now I’m…well, not hooked, but I get it now. Where can I find some basic strategies about deck building though? I still have no idea.
By Joel Johnson Published July 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
BELOW, THE OLD TMI… ABOVE, THE NEW TMI
TMI articles lower than this one were finely-crafted pieces of gaming-related web-writing by the excellent Nathan Grayson. TMI posts above this are the ramblings of the Kotaku staff. Think of it as our water cooler conversations, now made a little more public. Anything goes.
By Stephen Totilo Published July 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
The Wednesday Morning Stream: Abyss Odyssey [Game Over]
If you keep track of our weekly list of new game releases, you’ll have noted that Atlus and Ace Team’s Abyss Odyssey was one of the highlights of a very sparse week. What the heck is it? Watch and find out. Or I suppose I could just tell you. From the Chilean development studio that…
By Mike Fahey Published July 16, 2014 -
EsportsFan Video Justifies All The Hype For The Big Dota Tournament
Compared to Team Fortress 2, Dota 2 doesn’t have that many Source Filmmaker shorts. Too bad, because Dota Cinema’s and Lozeng3r‘s SFM serves as proof that these things really have potential. They’ve made the clip to hype us all for the finals of The International and, well, it’s safe to say that it works. The…
By Gergo Vas Published July 16, 2014 -
UncategorizedWayforward has released their last Shantae platformer, Risky’s Revenge, on PC The game, which originally came out on the DS in 2010, comes with updated, HD artwork, Steam trading cards and achievements, and controller support. The two new Shantae games, Half-Genie Hero and The Pirate’s Curse, are still in development.
By András Neltz Published July 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
New Baldur’s Gate Comic Series Featuring Minsc And His Hamster
IDW revealed the regular and variant covers for Dungeons & Dragons Legends of Baldur’s Gate #1: Jim Zub (w) • Max Dunbar (a) • Sarah Stone (c) Evil, meet my sword! Sword, meet evil! Generations have passed since the original Heroes of Baldur’s Gate saved the city and the Realms. Now a new threat rises…
By John Struan Published July 16, 2014 -
UncategorizedA Touching, Unexpected Tribute To Link’s Horse From Zelda
YouTuber Twin Perfect, probably inspired by the unlockable horse in the classic arcade racer Daytona USA, rewrote the lyrics of the memorable soundtrack of the game to include Link’s steed, Epona. And he also made an awesome video for it. Here’s the full edit. It’s full of surprises and late 90s feels: Epona Usa [Twin…
By Gergo Vas Published July 16, 2014 - Kotaku East
Don’t Worry, Japanese Rice Paddy Art Is Still Incredible
Last summer, Kotaku introduced some of Japan’s amazing rice paddy art. And this summer? More amazing rice paddy art. As mentioned before, dyes are not used to create “tanbo art” (田んぼアート) or “rice paddy art.” Farmers and volunteers, instead, use different types of rice strains to create the colors, with some leaves a bright green…
By Brian Ashcraft Published July 16, 2014 -
UncategorizedFormer Dictator Manuel Noriega Is Suing Over Call of Duty
Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega is taking Activision to court over his depiction in Call of Duty: Black Ops II Noriega appears in a Black Ops II mission called “Suffer with Me” as both an in-game character and in news clips. Courthouse News Service reports that Noriega, who is currently serving a prison sentence in…
By Brian Ashcraft Published July 16, 2014 -
Kotaku EastKendo Sure Looks Painful
Once upon a time, I thought about doing kendo. After watching this video, I have come to one conclusion: What the hell was I thinking? Co-directed by Vimeo user Simon Conlin, this video was created for the Canadian Kendo Federation to support the Canadian team when it competes in Tokyo next year. While kendo attacks…
By Brian Ashcraft Published July 16, 2014 - Kotaku East
One Piece Theme Park Opening in Tokyo Next Spring
To mark the 15th anniversary of the One Piece anime, the first One Piece theme park will open in Japan. Details are scant, and currently, there is only a teaser page that says this will be One Piece‘s “first theme park” (初のテーマパーク or “hatsu no teema paaku”) and that it will open at Tokyo Tower.…
By Brian Ashcraft Published July 16, 2014 - Uncategorized
Star Wars: A New Hope, Told Entirely In Haiku
Quite a lot of haiku, in fact. Exactly one hundred and ninety-eight. This absolute work of art was created by British author and screenwriter Craig W. Chenery, who took a few days off his other projects to work on this. Apart from being a clever retelling of the entire movie, there are also a few…
By András Neltz Published July 16, 2014