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Dreaming Of A Breaking Bad Video Game That Looks This Awesome
It’s hugely popular, but there’s no Breaking Bad video game. At least, not officially. There probably won’t be, either, given the nature of the show. But let’s dream there could be! And that star Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston, looked like he does here, in a series of 3D models done as fan work…
By Luke Plunkett Published February 1, 2013 -
UncategorizedAdventure In Skyrim Alongside A Legendary Drunken Bear
If you think that Skyrim‘s regular followers are just too boring and human, maybe you’d like to try adventuring alongside the legendary Dovahbear? Well, now you can. Modder maymay1588 has shared the Dovahbear Companion, a new follower for Skyrim based on the popular (and funny) video by Bowz The mod is currently in beta, with…
By Kirk Hamilton Published February 1, 2013 - Uncategorized
ChefVille ‘A Series of Wursts’ Quests: Everything You Need to Know
If you pay attention to the expansion squares outside of your restaurant’s borders in ChefVille, you might have noticed that one now houses a Bavarian Market, complete with topiaries, new floor tiles and wall pieces. This Bavarian Market requires 25,000 coins and 75 Recommendations to unlock, but you’ll also need to earn 45 mastery stars…
by Brandy Shaul | Games.com Published February 1, 2013 -
UncategorizedAn Abstract Puzzler in the Most Artistic Sense of the Word
Dutch painters in the early 1800s sure knew how to combine lines and colors. They called the movement “De Stijl”, which is Dutch for “easily replicated in Photoshop” (or possibly “The Style”), and artist Piet Mondrian was one of its prime movers. His Composition series defined the style, inspiring artists of all types to this…
By Mike Fahey Published February 1, 2013 - Uncategorized
Twitter’s New Video Service is Full Of Gaming Madness
Twitter’s new video service—Vine, which lets you create six second looping videos—launched recently and has exploded in popularity. Some gamers seized on it as a chance to express their love of the hobby. Here are just a few of the best posts we found on Vine so far. Just a heads-up: This page may take…
By Chris Person Published February 1, 2013 - Uncategorized
They’re Giving Away the Coolest Giant Skylander in New York Next Week
Of all the new figures Toys for Bob introduced in Skylanders Giants, there is one I desire above all others. She’s a ninja. She’s a djinn. She’s Ninjini, and Activision is giving her away free at the Times Square Toys’R’Us on Tuesday, the jerks. Celebrating Toy Fair 2013 and the overwhelming success of the Skylanders…
By Mike Fahey Published February 1, 2013 -
UncategorizedHere’s a God of War: Ascension live-action trailer. Yeah.
By Luke Plunkett Published February 1, 2013 - Uncategorized
Video Game Island Renamed After Developers Arrested, Charged With Espionage
In September 2012, a pair of developers from Bohemia Interactive—the team behind the ArmA series and the upcoming DayZ standalone game—were arrested on a Greek island and accused of espionage The island, Lemnos, was the same one being recreated for the studio’s in-development military combat simulator ArmA 3. As a result of the case against…
By Luke Plunkett Published February 1, 2013 - Uncategorized
Report: The Next PlayStation Will Record Gameplay And Let You Share It Online
In the wake of news that Sony will announce the next PlayStation on February 20, rumors and reports are starting to circulate as journalists report everything they’ve learned about the PlayStation 4, code-named Orbis. Here’s an interesting report from Edge, who say they’ve learned the PS4 will be out later this year for the U.S.…
By Jason Schreier Published February 1, 2013 -
UncategorizedDon’t Forget the Domo
I’d be remiss if I didn’t remind the reading public that Domo: The Journey is now available on iTunes. It’s an old-school 2D platformer in which Domo must rescue his kidnapped girlfriend. Domo can double jump. I knew he could.
By Mike Fahey Published February 1, 2013 - Uncategorized
Should a Lapsed World of Warcraft Gamer Return to Azeroth?
A reader named Ryan writes: “I’ve got a question that I hoped could be posed to the readers of Kotaku. I’m curious if World of Warcraft is a series to even bother getting back involved with, after I’d spent some time on it (this is prior to the Lich King and Cataclysm releases/updates/mandatory you-must-buy releases).…
By Stephen Totilo Published February 1, 2013 - Uncategorized
Cyberpunk 2077 Will Run On A Shiny New Engine, Just In Time For The Next Generation
Less than a day after Sony teases a reveal of the PS4, CD Projekt Red—makers of the popular Witcher series—have unveiled the engine that will be powering their next-generation games. The timing of the announcement is probably a coincidence, but maybe not! Called RedEngine 3, the tech will be powering the company’s upcoming Cyberpunk 2077.…
By Evan Narcisse Published February 1, 2013 -
ReviewsNi no Kuni: The Kotaku Review
It would be easy, while reviewing Ni no Kuni, to sit at my desk and fling adjectives on the page like a fantasy novelist. I’d call the game whimsical, charming, beautiful, fascinating, smart, pleasant, challenging, slow-paced, grand, surreal, and aggressively colorful. And yes, those are all fitting words for the new RPG, which came out…
By Jason Schreier Published February 1, 2013