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The New Theatrhythm is Everything I Want in a Final Fantasy Music Game
I have already talked at length about how the music of Final Fantasy has affected me, so you can probably guess that I enjoyed the original Theatrhythm—though that’s not to say it didn’t have its problems. Luckily, the sequel, Theatrhythm: Curtain Call, has done a great job addressing these problems. Good – A Lot of…
By Richard Eisenbeis Published June 6, 2014 - Kotaku East
Square Enix Says Not To Expect Final Fantasy XV and KHIII at E3
Because Final Fantasy XV and Kingdom Hearts III, that’s why. Or, rather, something about optimal timing. But don’t worry, everything is just fine! In an interview with Famitsu, Square Enix exec Shinji Hashimoto revealed that there won’t be new info about Final Fantasy XV at this year’s E3. Who knows, maybe Square Enix will change…
By Brian Ashcraft Published June 6, 2014 -
Kotaku EastIt’s Ghost in the Shell, But with Fish
As we approach the premiere of the third theatrical release of Ghost in the Shell: Arise in Japan later this month, an official parody flash animation series has begun appearing on YouTube. It’s pretty damn funny (at least, if you speak Japanese). The series is made by FROGMAN, the writer/director/animator of the popular Eagle Talon…
By Richard Eisenbeis Published June 6, 2014 - Uncategorized
Larian’s RPG and the next installment in the Divinity series, Original Sin, has been delayed so that the team can squish some last-minute bugs and record extra voice-overs. The good news is that it’s only a ten-day delay—so Original Sin is now set to arrive to PC on June 30.
By András Neltz Published June 6, 2014 -
Kotaku EastWatch Us Play the First DS Game on Wii U Virtual Console
One of the coolest features of the Wii U gamepad is that allows for the possibility of playing DS games that require a touch screen. So now that Nintendo has released its first virtual console DS game, Brain Age, let’s see how it all works out. Check out the video above to see it in…
By Richard Eisenbeis Published June 6, 2014 - Kotaku East
Here, Have Some Official Sailor Moon Chopsticks
Over the years, there have been numerous Sailor Moon chopsticks released in Japan. These are the latest ones. Priced at 1,620 yen (US$15.84) each, there are Sailor Moon Spiral Heart Moonrod chopsticks, Sailor Uranus Liprod chopsticks, and Sailor Neptune Liprod chopsticks. In Sailor Moon, these rods are used by the characters to transform, so perhaps,…
By Brian Ashcraft Published June 6, 2014 - Kotaku East
Stealing One Piece Doesn’t Make You King of the Criminals
An 18-year-old prep school student and his-19 year-old friend have been arrested for allegedly stealing a large amount of manga. Kanaloco reports that 76 manga copies were stolen in Kamakura, Japan, including One Piece and whatnot, totalling 36,000 yen or US$352. The manga in question were the tankoubon (単行本) or “single volume” versions. The two…
By Brian Ashcraft Published June 6, 2014 - Kotaku East
Anna From Frozen Looks Freaky in Real Life
Japanese Twitter user Urihcim really wanted to turn into Anna from Frozen. She gave it her best shot, and this is the result. The freaky result, that is. GAH. As we’ve seen in the past, makeup has shown how freaky anime eyes are. Disney eyes are abnormally large*, too! These images have been retweeted over…
By Brian Ashcraft Published June 6, 2014 - Uncategorized
Custom TARDIS Xbox Case
It’s a missed opportunity to have not called it a “Police Xbox,” but otherwise, this custom TARDIS Xbox case is great: Made by Redditor FalconPunnch You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.
By John Struan Published June 6, 2014 - Uncategorized
Here’s The $150 The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Collector’s Edition
The $150 Witcher 3 Collector’s Edition is now available for preorder. It includes an artbook, medallion, stickers, statue of Geralt battling a griffin, and more You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.
By John Struan Published June 6, 2014 - Uncategorized
Brooding New Elder Scrolls Online Breton Statue
If you loved the Elder Scrolls Online cinematic trailers (and how could you not, they’re terrific), then you’ll love Bethesda’s latest statue: The Breton: From Bethesda: The Bretons of High Rock are one of Tamriel’s many human races, both famed and feared for their mastery of magic and natural adeptness in the martial arts. Once…
By John Struan Published June 6, 2014 -
UncategorizedSquare Enix Teases Kingdom Hearts III Some More
Ostensibly this is a new trailer for Kingdom Hearts 2.5 Remix, which comes out this December for PS3. It looks great and all, but really, what’s exciting here is the little teaser for the game we’ve all been waiting for: Kingdom Hearts III. The teaser starts at 2:30 or so. Here’s hoping we’re getting a…
By Jason Schreier Published June 5, 2014 - Uncategorized
Lara Croft And Jason Statham Were Both Models In A 1997 Men’s Mag
Here is something wonderful. The November 1997 issue of FHM (British edition), which I just found lurking (and well-preserved) in a box in my garage. I guess I kept it thanks to a teenage obsession with Tomb Raider model Rhona Mitra (who appears on the cover), but I’m glad I kept it thanks to a…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 5, 2014 -
CultureLet’s Take A Minute And Appreciate How Pretty This Art Is
Alberto Mielgo is one of the greats. Artist, animator, illustrator, art director, he’s done it all, and done it for companies like Disney, PlayStation, Dreamworks, Xbox and the BBC. Oh, and he also won an Emmy for his work on the beautiful Tron: Uprising. While the normal thing to do here is post a gallery…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 5, 2014 - Uncategorized
It’s-A Mario, Just Not As You Know Him
Hey, remember how cool art site/idea Sketch Dailies did a Link showcase the other day? They’re back today with Mario, and it’s just as good. To recap, Sketch Dailies issues a challenge every day for artists around the world. Usually it’s a character, or a type of character. So today’s is Mario, but that doesn’t…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 5, 2014