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Ubisoft Reveals A New Assassin’s Creed Set In India (It’s a Comic)
Today during Comic-Con, Ubisoft announced a new set of stories from the Assassin’s Creed universe called Assassin’s Creed: Brahman. It’ll be a graphic novel set in India, and will introduce a new assassin to the fold. According to press materials Ubisoft sent out, Brahman will take place in 19th century India, “a land of mysterious…
By Kirk Hamilton Published July 19, 2013 - Uncategorized
I Had To Play Animal Crossing ‘Wrong’ To Get It Right
For a good long while, I couldn’t get into Animal Crossing: New Leaf Oh, I got it, sure. I saw the appeal. I watched as almost every single person in my Twitter feed freaked right the hell out about the game, chronicling their every move, joking about crushing on Reese and trash-taking during the first…
By Kirk Hamilton Published July 19, 2013 -
UncategorizedDon’t Tell George R. R. Martin What To Do
Many Game of Thrones fans have the ongoing fear that George R.R. Martin is writing the Game of Thrones books too slow. Paul and Storm, a comedy duo, wrote a song about it. Then they performed it when George R.R. Martin was present in the audience. Whoops. Check out Martin getting onstage and going HAM…
By Patricia Hernandez Published July 19, 2013 - Uncategorized
The Moneysaver: 1 Year Of Gold For $38, GRID 2, Aqua Teen Hunger Force
You’ll just have to deal, it’s too hot to make a pun… Welcome to your Friday Moneysaver, with deals on Grid 2 for the consoles, cheap Xbox LIVE Gold, and a whole lot of apps. I don’t know about you, but I’m ready for this Steam sale to be over. Enjoy cheap Aqua Teen Hunger…
By Shane Roberts Published July 19, 2013 -
UncategorizedYou Can Have Some Real-Life Mario Kart Adventures With This
To be a kid in 2013, man. Look at this eletric vehicle Razor has made, it’s called “Crazy Cart.” I don’t think it’s meant for me, but damn, I want one of these. They’re like mini go-karts. Although not released until now, the concept existed 7 years ago, but “the powers-that-be were skeptical that people…
By Patricia Hernandez Published July 19, 2013 -
UncategorizedThe New Legend Of Korra Trailer Is Freakin Epic
Not only is it epic, but it also gives us a glimpse of Korra’s upcoming adventures—including new characters, enemies and locations. Seems very dramatic! Are you pumped? I definitely am. We’ll be able to watch the new season this September.
By Patricia Hernandez Published July 19, 2013 - Uncategorized
Disney Infinity Is Going To Kill Me.
On the way out of my hour-long hands-on with Disney Infinity yesterday, I was handed a bag, and the collector inside me started to shake. They might as well have handed a junkie a tiny bag of crack. There are toy collectors who can just pick up a figure here or there. Maybe they like…
By Mike Fahey Published July 19, 2013 -
UncategorizedWatch Us Play… R.I.P.D. The Game. So You Don’t Have To.
The latest entry into the list of movie tie-in games we’re playing for you is R.I.P.D. The Game. Hopefully the movie offers more variety than the game, because there isn’t much on offer here. R.I.P.D is out now on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC for $10
By Steve Marinconz Published July 19, 2013 -
UncategorizedWhat PS4 Games Would Be Like On The Oculus Rift
As I write this, Kotaku bossman Stephen Totilo has just walked into the office with an Oculus Rift. A bunch of us have already strapped on the VR goggles to our faces and have been super-impressed with what the headgear is able to accomplish. But, an Oculus optimized to work with the PS4? That’d be…
By Evan Narcisse Published July 19, 2013 -
UncategorizedTimid Little Girl Meets Awesome Comic-Con Mech. Cuteness Ensues.
So that mech we mentioned last night—you know, the one that’s made by the same studio that built armor for Pacific Rim and Iron Man—it’s now officially going around Comic-Con. Here’s some footage of the mech trying its best to befriend a little girl, brought to us by by Stan Winston School The mech may…
By Patricia Hernandez Published July 19, 2013 - Uncategorized
The Year In JRPGs So Far (Part One)
2013 sure has been something, huh? From the wonder of Ni no Kuni to the rejuvenation of Final Fantasy, this has been a pretty solid year so far for JRPG fans. To celebrate, I’ve invited Kotaku‘s Kirk Hamilton to have a lengthy chat about this year’s slate of JRPGs. This is part one. Expect part…
By Jason Schreier Published July 19, 2013 - Uncategorized
Comic-Con Shopping Day Two: Oh No, This Isn’t For Me
Day one of my Comic-Con shopping experience was mostly about what I wanted. What about my family? What about their needs? I think I’ve got them covered. Fun fact: Last year I brought an empty suitcase with me to Comic-Con, just for things. This year, I brought an ever-growing ball of desperation. Think I might…
By Mike Fahey Published July 19, 2013 -
UncategorizedThe Laziest Comic-Con Cosplay Gallery, Or The Best?
You don’t need to pay for a pass or battle your way through a crowded convention hall to experience the best cosplay San Diego Comic-Con has to offer. You just need a cosy spot in the convention center’s designated smoking area and an appreciation for people walking. Let me explain. This is what you can…
By Mike Fahey Published July 19, 2013 - Uncategorized
Moneysaver: Steam Summer Sale Day 9 Breakdown [Saturday 12:30pm]
Dealteor Shower. About the Moneysaver The Steam Summer Sale is without a doubt the year’s most well-known series of discounts on games, but at Kotaku we know you want gaming deals every day. Brought to you by the Commerce Team, the Kotaku Moneysaver posts every day at 2:15pm ET*, bringing you the best, most complete,…
By Shane Roberts Published July 19, 2013 -
EsportsThey Call Him The ‘Intelligent’ Call of Duty Pro-Gamer
Professional player Raymond Lussier (aka Rambo) has made a career of playing Call of Duty on some of the biggest stages in the world. Along with his team EnVyUs they placed second at the Call of Duty Championships, even if they haven’t seen similar success in recent events. But to the wider community, he’s known…
By Alex Mendez Published July 19, 2013 -
UncategorizedThe Raven Is An Ode To Great Crime Thrillers
King Art’s latest point & click graphic adventure is an homage to the classic crime thrillers of 1960s cinema with a bit of Agatha Christie thrown in for good measure. Up above is a few minutes of gameplay for your eyeball viewing pleasure. Will down-and-out Swiss police constable Anton Zellner gain relevancy by catching the…
By Leo Wichtowski Published July 19, 2013 - Uncategorized
A New Tomb Raider Comic Shows What’s Next for Lara Croft After Hit Game
Sadly, Square Enix hasn’t put out any single-player story-centric DLC for this year’s reboot of Tomb Raider So fans who enjoyed playing through Lara Croft’s re-imagined origin story have been out of luck as far as seeing her continued evolution. But a new Dark Horse comics series due out later this year on 02/26/14 will…
By Evan Narcisse Published July 19, 2013