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UncategorizedNvidia’s good at blowing stuff up. In this video, we can see them apply that to games—in this case, Adhesive Games’ currently-in-open-beta mech shooter, Hawken. From rock chunk-clouds and swirly, shiny particles to full-scale level destruction, it’s all there, and it all looks fabulously chaotic (and crazy fun).
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UncategorizedReus is a gorgeous 2D god game for the PC that lets you command giants (and dictate the lives of puny humans). Abbey Games, the developer, has announced a release date of May 16 in the trailer above. It’s been almost exactly seven years since the last Black & White release, so… please be good.…
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Whore Of The Orient’s Development Studio Has Reportedly Been Closed Down
According to sources from KMM’s games division, the team currently working on Whore of the Orient with L.A. Noire creator Brendan McNamara, is being shut down after the game’s publisher withdrew support. A source contacted Kotaku earlier today with the news, and more have apparently come forward to MCV Pacific confirming the closure. Multiple sources…
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UncategorizedIt’s Not Quite a Magical Girl Transformation, But It’ll Do, Mewtwo
Yesterday, Patricia posted a fan animation showing the Legendary Pokémon Mewtwo changing into his recently-revealed new form via an elaborate ‘magical girl’-style sequence. The official version we just received from the Pokémon Company? Not far off. Set it to a little music, toss a skirt on him, and you’ve got a party when Pokémon X…
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UncategorizedIron Man 3 on a Budget Gives Shell-Head a Much-Needed Haircut
Iron Man has one more movie left before they reboot the franchise and shit out another three. My hopes are not high for Iron Man 3, in other words. But as our friends from Table 8 Productions point out, (we featured The Avengers on a Budget one year ago) it’s all about managing expectations. Because…
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The SEGA Console That History Forgot
When it was at the peak of its powers, something strange happened to SEGA. They started releasing new things all the time. The SEGA CD, the 32X — consumers got a little confused and jaded so by the time SEGA actually released its next ‘proper’ console, the SEGA Saturn, people were loath to care. But…
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