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ReviewsDarksiders II: The Kotaku Review
I am become Death, destroyer of crates. Also vases. And skeletons. And bees. And, oh yes, enormous slavering eldritch horrors from Hell. I destroyed a bunch of those, too. Darksiders II begins more or less where the first Darksiders left off. In that game, War—as in, the apocalyptic horseman—accidentally triggers the Armageddon before the correct…
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UncategorizedOnly Assassin’s Creed Could Make Naval Warfare This Exciting
Having showcased Assassin’s Creed III‘s naval warfare elements at E3 2012 and again at the San Diego Comic-Con last month, it’s obvious Ubisoft is proud of this aspect of Connor Kenway’s adventure. As well they should be — this is the first time naval warfare in a video game hasn’t made me want to take…
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Battlefield 3 Premium Edition Gives You Everything for $69.99
Due out September 11 for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC, the Battlefield 3 Premium Edition combines the original game, all expansion packs and a multiplayer head-start kit into one $69.99 package. Want to play Battlefield 3 but worried everyone else is too far ahead? Well they are, and there’s nothing 15 different weapons,…
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A Proper Origin Client Coming to the Mac, Origin Improvements Outlined
Following up on this morning’s news of SimCity coming to Origin for the Mac in February, the Origin client proper is coming to the Mac as well, giving Apple gamers a taste of the fresh new features coming to EA’s online service. EA’s Peter Moore took the stage at the company’s Gamescom press conference in…
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SimCity Returns to the Mac in 2013
SimCity returns to the Mac in February 2013, when EA releases the city builder as a digital download via Origin. Seeing as many of us first played Maxis’ storied franchise on an Apple system, this is grand news. “Whether you owned a Macintosh or a DOS PC, we all have memories of laying down zones…
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ReviewsSleeping Dogs: The Kotaku Review
Oh, Sleeping Dogs. Thank you for rescuing me from this slow, slow summer. Before Square Enix/United Front Games’ open-world kung-fu game, the most recent exciting game was Spec Ops: The Line. And not even everyone was 100% in love with that Sleeping Dogs came just in time to stir up the doldrums. It had been…
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UncategorizedMad Catz Releases a Gaming Keyboard from the Future
It’s completely modular. It’s got an LCD touch panel with program controls and integrated TeamSpeak. It’s made of freaking metal. The S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 gaming keyboard is a technological marvel, and it can be yours for only *checks price* $300, dammit. I’ve spent a great deal of money attempting to find the perfect gaming keyboard over…
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UncategorizedTera‘s Player-Versus-Player Battlegrounds Open August 22
With August 22nd’s Argon Queen update for Tera I’ll finally be able to focus my adorable rage on other players without having to deal with that silly party fight system thing they were using. Hooray for battlegrounds! I am not a PVP player normally, but I make the odd exception. Prior to next week’s update,…
By Mike Fahey