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The Best of Kotaku, The Week of July 22nd
We got some more Xbox One news this week, right in time for our round-up refreshers of both next-gen PS4 and Xbox One consoles. You can check out those articles and the rest of our best content from the week over on Kotaku Selects, where I hand-pick stories to showcase for you. Otherwise, it’s been…
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UncategorizedThe Week In Gaming Apps, Now With 100 Percent More Video
What, you wanted a text Week in Gaming Apps? Well I wanted a pop filter, and I didn’t get that, a fact that’s p-p-p-painfully evident in this, the first all-video Week in Gaming Apps. That’s right, after years of spending my Fridays typing and taking screenshots, now I’m capturing footage, recording voice overs and learning…
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Ride To Hell Has Serious Issues. So It’s Perfect For Animated GIFs.
Ride To Hell: Retribution, an action-adventure about the bikers of the 60s is a bad game—it’s full of glitches, bugs and weird, incomprehensible moments. It’s something I’d only play for the laughs and funny footage. That’s what the always superb YouTuber motdef did in his video, the best moments of which we now present here…
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Ask The Kotaku Staff Anything, Live, Right Here
You guys have had an opportunity to ask me—and sometimes Evan, and sometimes even the entire staff—any question you want in this Ask Kotaku segment. Today I want to try something a little different. I want to open the floor to you all to ask every one of us (that’s on shift) anything you like.…
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UncategorizedThis Comedian Thinks Video Games Are Done
As games get more immersive, and technology becomes more advanced, sometimes you wonder “Where do we go from here?” Well one comedian thinks video games are done. In the video above taken from last night’s Conan, comic Dwayne Perkins goes through the absurd history of technological advances in console gaming and wonders where we’re going…
By Chris Person