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UncategorizedSpy Hunter Get Reborn For Vita and 3DS October 30th
Get ready to have the theme from Peter Gunn suck in your head all over again. Warner Bros. Games just divulged that the previously announced reboot of the car combat classic will be hitting shelves in portable form on October 30th. It’ll be playable at Gamescom for those attending. The rest of us can take…
By Evan Narcisse Published August 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
Black Ops II Multiplayer Blowout: Scorestreaks Replace Killstreaks, Livestreaming Goes Big-Time, Leagues, and More
So much for Call of Duty being gaming’s safely predictable 800lb gorilla. The people making the new Black Ops II are changing multiplayer. A lot. Adios, Killstreaks Black Ops II is still a first-person shooter (set in the high-tech future of 2025, mind you) and players will still be able to spend endless hours virtually…
By Stephen Totilo Published August 14, 2012 -
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 Published August 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedIs There Anything More Beautiful than Okami HD?
Tricky question! The HD version for the PS3 looks pretty damn good. If you don’t believe me, have a look at this gameplay footage. The HD version was revealed earlier this summer and will be out this November in Japan, with an international release slated for this winter. Be sure to check out Kotaku‘s impressions…
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012 -
Kotaku EastSome Jerk Throwing Money in the Street
There was the jerk who threw money to get a PC demo station (that was probably fake). Then, there was the jerk who threw money to get a booth companion (that might’ve been fake). And now, there was the jerk who threw money out of his car. That, it seems, was real. According to Chinese…
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedLost Planet 3 Shows Off New Enemies in Its New Trailer
Upcoming sci-fi title Lost Planet 3 shows off some of the gear in this new trailer. As someone pointed out on YouTube: If it’s so cold, why don’t these characters have headgear to keep their noggins warm?
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
First Look at Resident Evil‘s New *Free* Online Service
It’s called ResidentEvil.net, and according to Capcom, it’s “massive”. Launching with Resident Evil 6, the free site tracks all your game data—such as enemy kills, which weapons you dominate with, and your Mercenaries score, among others—to compare with Resident Evil 6 players all over the world. Besides allowing players to see how they stack up,…
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
BioWare: There’s No “Single Right Time” for DLC
Day one downloadable content sucks, I think. Personally, it makes me feel like a chump. But there must be a reason for it in games like Mass Effect 3, right? BioWare’s Fernando Melo has an explanation. Earlier this year, Kotaku broke the news that Mass Effect 3 had day one DLC. At a recent developer’s…
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedMeet Capcom’s Remember Me, a Stunning “New” Game That Was Actually At Last Year’s GamesCom
Last year, my favourite “game” of GamesCom had the working title Adrift. Set in a desolate, bleak vision of a future Paris, it was all about the trading of memories and some very sexy concept art Sadly, that’s about all it was. Hence the “game” business. This year, it’s back, and it’s back as a…
By Luke Plunkett Published August 14, 2012 - Kotaku East
Japan’s Favorite Arrogant-Looking Chef Serves Up a Video Game Appearance
Celebrity chef Tatsuya Kawagoe is young, handsome, and an internet meme in Japan. The 40 year-old seems to have become an online gag because he’s a good-looking successful guy and sports what the Japanese call a “doyagao” (“self-satisfied look”; ドヤ顔). Besides owning restaurants and releasing his own sauces, Chef Kawagoe recorded a music single, which…
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012 - Kotaku East
Capcom just announced ResidentEvil.net, which tracks game stats and compares with friends.
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012 - Kotaku East
China’s Swimming Pool Insanity Will Melt Your Mind
It’s summer! Time to head to the pool and the beach—with a bajillion other people. Here is a sample of what are apparently swimming spots in China. There doesn’t look like there’s much swimming going on. The images are a bit like looking at Pointillism paintings or video game sprites. If these photos amaze you,…
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012 - Kotaku East
Dante’s brother, Vergil, is headed to DmC; Devil May Cry
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012 - Kotaku East
What It Was Like Rebuilding Japan Out of LEGO
Earlier this spring, I was at shopping mall in Osaka with my family. It was a typical day—a typical day that involved us hanging out at the Ultraman store While at the mall, we noticed that there was a LEGO event called “Build Up Japan”. Kids were asked to build futuristic structures—by asked, LEGO gave…
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedOh Man, This New Star Wars Game Looks Gorgeous
We have no idea how well the newest Star Wars game, 1313, plays. From what little of it we’ve seen, it appears to be your standard third-person, cover-based shooter. But boy does it look amazing. This trailer, the game’s first proper clip for public consumption, mixes footage we saw at E3 with some new stuff,…
By Luke Plunkett Published August 14, 2012 - Kotaku East
Japan Getting a Giant Gundam, Um, Box
Tokyo got a giant Gundam. Osaka? Osaka is getting a giant Gundam box. From August 15 to August 21, an enormous replica of Gundam model packaging is going up in Osaka Station. The structure measures 8.3 meters (27 feet) across. Inside, there will be an array of models on display. The goal is hopefully attract…
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 14, 2012