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A Halo Motorcycle Helmet And More Brand New Video Game Goods
Today was a good day if you like video game merchandise. Newly-revealed products include a Diablo action figure, Destiny and Dragon Age tees, and a Halo motorcycle helmet: Union Aerospace tee (Doom). Dragon Age Inquisition heraldry tees and mug Shadow of Diablo action figure by NECA Destiny tees Master Chief motorcycle helmet also by NECA…
By John Struan Published June 19, 2014 -
UncategorizedThe Newest Infinite Crisis Characters Are Zatanna And Supergirl
A Red Lantern luchador, Mecha Wonder-Woman, Nightmare Superman—new characters and costumes for DC’s free to play Infinite Crisis continue to be a weekly delight. The newest options are Supergirl and Ame-Comi Zatanna (and Zatanna’s giant bunny): First up is Ame-Comi Zatanna: Gather around Protectors: The show’s about to begin! Light up the lost sectors with…
By John Struan Published June 19, 2014 - Uncategorized
Famous Game Logos. In Arabic.
Video games don’t have a great track record when it comes to Arabic, but those are Western games where people have done a shitty job depicting the language. Things look much better when we let a natural handle things. Egyptian graphic designer Ibrahim Hamdi has taken a bunch of famous and iconic gaming logos and…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 18, 2014 - Culture
Dioramas Are Awesome
Pavel Elagin is an Australian artist who has not only worked on games like XCOM and BioShock, but also the LEGO movie. You can see more of Pavel’s work at his personal site and ArtStation page To see the larger pics in all their glory (or, if they’re big enough, so you can save them…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 18, 2014 -
UncategorizedTake The Time To Appreciate A Game’s…Buttons And Menus
This Destiny video is unlike any other you’ve probably seen about the game, because it’s all about…the user interface. Which, as you may have noticed during the alpha, is really really good. It’s not in visuals or sound that the really expensive games, the ones made by hundreds of experienced developers, can stand apart from…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 18, 2014 - CultureCosplay
Where’s Waldo? Oh, He’s Dead.
French cosplayer and artist Boredman shows what happens when you give up on ever finding Waldo: he dies, rots then returns to feast on the flesh of the living. If you’re curious about the strange metal clip sticking out of his mouth, Boredman says it’s a prop to help his mouth curl into a zombie-like…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 18, 2014 -
ReviewsPanzer Corps: The Kotaku Review
Panzer Corps is not a new game. It’s been out since 2011, and is a faithful remake (in all but name) of a game first released twenty years ago. None of which matters. In 2014, it’s still one of the best strategy games you can get on the PC. Despite being a huge Panzer General…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 18, 2014 - Uncategorized
What 1200 Pounds Of Nintendo Games Looks Like
This large cardboard box measures around 48″x 48″x 48″. It is full of Nintendo DS and 3DS games. Around 1200 pounds of them Redditor HxCurt, who works at an e-cycling plant, says most of them are Activision’s dreadful iCarly 2 on DS, which will never find a home, not at any price. Hence their arrival…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 18, 2014 -
UncategorizedSon of a Glitch: check out this comprehensive video on the many funny and useful glitches you can find in The Last of Us—you’ll even learn how to do most of em. My fave would have to be Joel and Ellie standing on top of their horses. So goofy.(By A+Start)
By Patricia Hernandez Published June 18, 2014 - Uncategorized
Hey Suikoden fans: series creator Yoshitaka Murayama has given an interview to the Suikoden Revival Movement, and while he’s no longer involved with Konami or the series he built, he still has some interesting things to say. “I believe Kickstarter’s notion of ‘by the fans, for the fans’ may very well be the solution to…
By Jason Schreier Published June 18, 2014 - Uncategorized
Good News, Vault Dwellers: The classic PC role-playing games Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout Tactics are once again available on Steam. All three games were pulled from online stores earlier this year after Bethesda obtained rights to the series from Interplay. No word yet on whether they’ll be back on GOG as well, but we’ve…
By Kirk Hamilton Published June 18, 2014 -
UncategorizedHow A Seemingly Impossible Game Is Possible
× If there’s one comment louder than all the praise that No Man’s Sky has been getting, it’s got to be something along the lines of, “Wow, how is that even possible?” Questions like that confuse Sean Murray and David Ream, managing director/founder and creative director of No Man’s Sky developer Hello Games, respectively. For…
By Tina Amini Published June 18, 2014 - Uncategorized
Watch Dogs Patch Promises Fixes for PlayStation, Xbox, PC Players
Watch Dogs ‘ first major patch is coming soon, says publisher Ubisoft. As soon as next week, players on various platforms will see improvements in the way the hit game looks and plays. Details on the patch appeared the company’s support forums today, listing fixes for players on PlayStation, Xbox and PC platforms. The update…
By Evan Narcisse Published June 18, 2014 - Uncategorized
One iPhone Game That’s Worse With An Xbox Controller
When it comes to mobile gaming, there’s one complaint that has bubbled up for years now, and never seems to go away: touchscreen controls are a pain in the ass. See, for a lot of games, those touch-based controls are just straight-up inferior to buttons and joysticks, and to many gamers, recent iOS ports like…
By Jason Schreier Published June 18, 2014 -
UncategorizedThe Amazing Story Of A Game That Took 13 Years To Make
Adam Butcher has spent half his life making a single game. Today, you can finally play it—and this is the inspiring story of why it took so long for Butcher to finish. The game, which is called Tobias and the Dark Scepters, might not seem impressive when you play it—it’s definitely a relic of the…
By Patricia Hernandez Published June 18, 2014 - Uncategorized
An Early Access Program For Xbox or PlayStation? Maybe.
As popular as Steam’s Early Access program is for PC games, you’d think one of the big consoles might have a plan of their own to let gamers regularly pay for and play games before they’re finished. They don’t, but from what two top people at Sony and Microsoft told me, they’re at least thinking…
By Stephen Totilo Published June 18, 2014 - Uncategorized
The PS4 Now Supports Pre-Loading
You’ll now be able to download and install many digital PS4 games before they come out—like you can on the PC—thanks to a new pre-loading plan that Sony just announced You won’t be able to play those games until their release dates, of course. But if you know you’re going to buy a game, and…
By Jason Schreier Published June 18, 2014