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UncategorizedMeet The Game Makers Who Actually Enjoy Reading Internet Comments
Rex Crowle and Christophe Villedieu don’t say the kinds of things most of the video game developers I’ve ever spoken to say. For example, when they’re feeling down they… go to Twitter to see what people have to say about their game. Really? I get that their recent game, the PlayStation Vita adventure Tearaway, was…
By Stephen Totilo Published February 20, 2014 -
UncategorizedAmazing Dad Builds Elaborate Mission Control Center For His Kid
Now here’s a clever (but complicated) way to get your kid excited to finish their homework: build them a mission control center under their desk. At least, that’s what this man—who is clearly gunning for some sort of father of the year award—did. And if you’re keen on doing something like this, good news: the…
By Patricia Hernandez Published February 20, 2014 - Reviews
The Lego Movie Videogame: The Kotaku Review
Is the Lego Movie Videogame for you? It probably is if you can bring yourself to enjoy the following politically-controversial, looping video: How about this one? Really, what else needs to be said when assessing a video game other than the line: “You can play as Shakespeare and Batman.”? That says it all. Or at…
By Stephen Totilo Published February 20, 2014 -
UncategorizedHanging Out With Titanfall‘s Grunts Can Be Pretty Entertaining
We’ve talked abouthow Titanfall’s NPCs make sure there’s always something happening and there’s always someone to shoot. But the “grunts” also have their own dialogue, and it’s something more reminiscent of Halo than Call of Duty. You might notice when you’re near a group of grunts that they call out things like “Enemy pilot spotted!”…
By Steve Marinconz Published February 20, 2014 -
UncategorizedWhat Call Of Duty: Ghosts Needed Was Space Cats. Now It Has Them.
When I played through Call of Duty: Ghosts I got the distinct feeling that something was missing, but I couldn’t quite put my finger on it. That’s because the glory of Space Cats is forever beyond our human reach. We can but download them as one of many character and personalization packs added to the…
By Mike Fahey Published February 20, 2014 - Uncategorized
G710+, Humble Weekly, Free Thief: Gold, Free Zelda Book [Deals]
The Logitech G710+ was one of your top 5 nominations for Best Gaming Keyboard, and today it’s available from NCIX for just $105. We do not expect their stock to last, so when it runs out, Amazon also has it on sale for $115. When we see iTunes gift card deals, they’re usually only 20%…
By Shane Roberts Published February 20, 2014 -
UncategorizedWatch Us Play With Pretty Paper Puzzles On PC
There’s something really peaceful and fun about slowly clearing this board of different colored pieces of paper. It reminds me of playing with the paint bucket tool in MS Paint. It can also get just as frustrating as when you have a space in your outline that you didn’t catch. Kami came out for iOSlast…
By Steve Marinconz Published February 20, 2014 - Uncategorized
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By Jason Schreier Published February 20, 2014 -
CultureGuy Beats Super Mario Bros. With The Lowest Score Possible
It’s always amazing to see people take a game, turn it inside out and bend it to their whims. Mario is no different, particularly when it’s beaten with the lowest score possible. In a heart-stopping run—allegedly performed with no tool assistance—YouTube user NotEntirelySure clears Super Mario Bros. with the lowest score possible: 500 points. A…
By Chris Person Published February 20, 2014 -
CultureFour Chipotle Burritos. And A Diet Coke. In Three Minutes.
The Chipotle burrito — a massive, suppository-shaped bundle of vaguely Mexican things, weighing approximately five tons. Most people could not eat a single one in three minutes. Competitive eater Matt Stonie makes it look easy. Inside of Matt Stonie, the 22-year-old competitive eater from San Jose, California, there is a black hole which admits food…
By Mike Fahey Published February 20, 2014 -
UncategorizedProdigy is a new tactical role-playing experience that combines the world of high-quality figurines with video games. You officially have my attention, Hanakai Studio. Information is sparse, but the concept is intriguing and the artwork is so pretty. I shall keep my eyes on this one.
By Mike Fahey Published February 20, 2014 - Uncategorized
Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku‘s reader-run community: Understanding Childhood Trauma Through The Lens Of One Somber Game • Why More Games Should Be Like Dynasty Warriors 8 • A Look At Tales of Zestiria TAY Classic—TAY Open Forum—Beginner’s Guide To TAY Follow them here.
By Tina Amini Published February 20, 2014 - Uncategorized
Now There’s an Actual Remote for the Xbox One
The Xbox One is supposed to revolutionize the way we watch TV, with voice and gestural commands letting us search and change channels without pressing any buttons. But Microsoft will be putting out a physical remote control dedicated to media watching anyway. Y’know, just in case the revolution takes a while. The Xbox One Media…
By Evan Narcisse Published February 20, 2014 -
UncategorizedLast Year’s Portable Batman Hits Consoles and PC in April
Two Batman games came out last year. The big console version, Batman: Arkham Origins, came from a new development studio. That game’s overshadowed, on-the-go semi-sequel Batman: Arkham Origins: Blackgate came from Armature, a collective of creators who helped make the great Metroid Prime games. Previously released only for 3DS and Vita, Blackgate now gets its…
By Evan Narcisse Published February 20, 2014 - Uncategorized
Hearts Melt When Evangelion Meets Puzzle & Dragons
Crossing over with everything from Batman to Hello Kitty, mobile sensation Puzzle & Dragons has almost become more marketing machine that monster-collecting puzzle game. I don’t mind though, because look at how adorable Rei Anayami is. There’s more. Starting February 24 in Japan and sometime in March over here in the States, Puzzle & Dragons…
By Mike Fahey Published February 20, 2014 -
UncategorizedThief comes out next week. No idea who that guy in the thumbnail is… This new trailer shows a bit more about the new adventure that Garrett will get caught up in, with heavy occult overtones and some glimpses of the environmental puzzles players will have to navigate.
By Evan Narcisse Published February 20, 2014 -
UncategorizedTeam Fortress Would Be So Much Better With Giant Robots
The Titanfall hype has reached the Team Fortress community too, causing YouTuber The Winglet to create this top notch giant mech animation using Souce Filmmaker. Here’s the full clip: The Bolted Behemoth [The Winglet, YouTube] To contact the author of this post, write to: [email protected]
By Gergo Vas Published February 20, 2014 - Uncategorized
And the real height difference between Samus and Little Mac in Super Smash Bros. Wii U? Masahiro Sakurai’s here to show us, to make things clear Dayshot is an image-based feature that runs every morning, showcasing some of the prettiest, funniest game-related screenshots and art that we can find. Send us suggestions if you’ve got…
By Gergo Vas Published February 20, 2014 - Kotaku East
Japanese Fans Line Up For a Chance To Be First To Buy a PS4
Do you think they’ll do the Antonio Banderas move? The official release date of the PS4 in Japan is February 22nd. However, at the Sony building in Ginza, Tokyo, Sony is offering to sell 100 PS4s a day early on the 21st. Of the 100, 30 will get to participate in the special PlayStation 4…
By Toshi Nakamura Published February 20, 2014