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Every Game Coming Out Between The PS4 And Xbox One
PlayStation 4: November 15. Xbox One: November 22. But when do the games come out? And don’t forget that they’re still making games for the Xbox 360 and PS3, which we will soon have to refer to as the “old consoles” (can you imagine?). In the one-week span that we’ll be getting Sony and Microsoft’s…
By Tina Amini - Uncategorized
Here’s what’s going on Talk Among Yourselves, our reader-written blog: Sylverfyst explains what’s so great about sports-centric anime, JJtheTexan reminisces about a history growing up with Nintendo (and the game that beat him), and Arok Lazarus reviews Cytus Lambda on the PS Vita
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UncategorizedThe All-Android Week In Gaming Apps, As Foretold By Prophecy
What took the promised all-Android Week in Gaming apps so long? If you ask me, I blame Android. You see, while other platforms are standardized and uniform, Android covers a wide variety of devices, and not all of them work with all peripherals. For instance, the new Nexus 7 doesn’t use the older MHL HDMI…
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EsportsLeague of Legends Player Raises $106,000 For Charity In One Day
Streaming League of Legends for 13 hours nonstop was enough for Siv HD, a League of Legends player mostly known for his unorthodox gaming methods, to raise a whopping $106,000 for starving children. Competitive gaming has seen fund raisers before—you may remember Athene’s $1 million attempt. But to achieve a goal this big in only…
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Kotaku EastJapan’s Getting Soul Sacrifice Delta, An Updated Re-Release, Next Year
Here’s a first look at the upcoming Soul Sacrifice Delta, which, according to Famitsu, will be playable at this year’s Tokyo Game Show. Designer Keiji Inafune said Soul Sacrifice Delta is a “brand new version” of Soul Sacrifice with a “brand new elements”—including a third, “Neutral” option for the game’s Save/Sacrifice system. Soul Sacrifice Delta…
By András Neltz - Uncategorized
It looks like the Pilotwings stage will be a great one in Super Smash Bros. Wii U Mario probably freaked out when he realized he’s on a plane, chased by The Villager, who doesn’t seem to care much about the heights. Dayshot is an image-based feature that runs every morning, showcasing some of the prettiest,funniest…
By Gergo Vas - Kotaku East
How To Buy Games In China
Living in China is good for the most part. Smog and politics aside, life is good. You can get anything you’d want here, including video games. Here is a guide on how and where you can buy video games and consoles should you wind up in China. So how does one purchase games? Consoles and…
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Big-Name Developers Team Up For Episodic Survival Game
Several industry veterans have recently formed a new independent game studio. Now, they’re here to tell you about their first title, The Long Dark Hinterland Studio is comprised of veteran developers coming from various high-profile groups, including Relic (Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War), Bioware (Mass Effect), Riot (League of Legends), and Volition (Saints Row). They’re…
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Kotaku EastMike Tyson Says He Can Easily Take Down 100 Players In A Chinese RPG
In an obvious publicity stunt,”Iron Mike” Tyson recently boasted on his Chinese blog that he could take down over 100 players in the recently released Chinese online role-playing game Xianxia Shi Jie. Posting on his newly established Tencent micro-blog, Tyson posted his ultimatum to Chinese gamers in English. It’s unknown how Tyson’s challenge went on…
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Kotaku EastMeet China’s Newest Animated Hero… And His Very, Very Long Sword
Imagine a giant bug-infested world covered in poison mist. In this world, humans live in secluded areas where the mist is cannot hurt them. However, there is one person who can traverse the mist… who also happens to carry a super long sword. He’s the star of the Chinese Wolf Smoke Animation studio’s newest project.…
By Eric Jou - Uncategorized
In Japan, the Vita is Getting a Brand New 64GB Memory Card
Today, Sony announced a new 64GB model for their line of PlayStation Vita SD cards. The 64GB model will retail at a price of 10,479 yen—roughly $105. It will be available in Japan starting October 10. The company also revealed that starting tomorrow, they’d be selling their existing Vita memory card models at a reduced…
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