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UncategorizedImagine Getting Your Head Chopped Off With the Oculus Rift
With the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset in developers’ hands, the fresh ideas are flying faster than a head tumbling away from the executioner’s axe. We’ve seen how much fun surviving can be in VR, now let’s check out dying, Ned Stark-style. André Berlemont, Erkki Turmmal and Morten Brunbjerg created this guillotine simulator in two…
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UncategorizedYou’re Just In Time For A Game Boy Micro Unboxing
In 2005, Nintendo shut the door on the original Game Boy with the miniscule Game Boy Micro, a brilliantly-engineered two-by-four-inch rectangle of compromise. It wouldn’t run original Game Boy or Game Boy Color titles — just Game Boy Advance games — but boy was it pretty. Many people hated it. I just bought a new…
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- Kotaku East
I Want China’s World of WarCraft Mahjong Set
NetEase, World of WarCraft’s China operator, has just started pre-order sales for a limited edition WoW: Mists of Pandaria Mahjong set. The set looks like two of China’s biggest names in gaming have combined and spit out a baby. According to NetEase’s homepage, there will only be 1000 of these special Mahjong sets available world-wide.…
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Kotaku EastCheck Out China’s ‘New’ “Genuine American-Style Zombie Shooting Game”
Earlier this month, Chinese gaming giant Tencent announced a “brand new” game that will be released later this year. The game, War of Zombies, isn’t exactly a new game per se — it’s actually been talked about since 2010. Developed by Korean publisher Vertigo Games, WoZ has actually been around since 2010 but never released.…
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- Kotaku East
To Fund Gaming Habit, Two Teens Steal Electrical Cables
There’s no doubt that China is currently going through an industrial revolution of sorts. Pretty much every city in the country is undergoing a construction boom. Taking advantage of this “boom”, two teenagers in east China’s Jiangsu province stole over 300 meters of construction grade electrical cable to fund their gaming habit. JsChina.com first reported…
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Kotaku EastGorgeous CG Trailer Showcases The Majesty of Monster Hunter Online
China’s online-ified, CryEngine 3-powered version of Monster Hunter, fittingly dubbed Monster Hunter Online, got a fancy CG trailer last month. Recently, it has made its way to the Internet for our viewing pleasure. No gameplay, but plenty of epic moments. [Thanks, tipster Matthew Weathers!]
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