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UncategorizedWhat Battlefield 3 Needs
For the past few weeks I have found myself returning to my favourite multiplayer game of last year, Battlefield: Bad Company 2. It’s a punchy rascal of a game, but it also hints at plenty of things that could be better in the future, and reminds us of lots of things that have been better…
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Robbed GameStop Store Employee Threatened with Blasting
You’re in the GameStop, you’ve got your gun at the ready, you’ve cleared the cash register area of children, and now you’re ready to make your demand. “Give me the money!” Good! Now follow it up with a threat! “…or I’ll blast you!” Wait, what? You shouldn’t rob video game stores; that should really go…
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UncategorizedDarksiders II‘s Death and the Horse He Rode In On
The extended announcement trailer for THQ’s Darksiders II is here, giving us a deeper appreciation of Death and his majestic steed. Is it just me, or is that horse looking a little pallid? After bringing war to life in Darksiders the first, Vigil Games takes on the monumental task of granting a personality and likeability…
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NCAA Football 12: The Kotaku Review
A century’s worth of traditions spread over 100 teams makes college football one of the top subjects when sports fans start gumming How It Really Oughta Be: Who gets into what bowl, what rivalry should be rescheduled, what schools should be in which conference if everyone wasn’t so fixated on starting their own TV network.…
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UncategorizedThe Final Catherine Trailer is Nothing But Gameplay and Promo Bumper
With Atlus dropping Catherine into the laps of North American gamers next week, said gamers should familiarize themselves with these extended clips of block climbing to soften the shock of seeing it in your nightmares. Catherine is sexy, sassy, scary, sure; it’s also about climbing tons of blocks, sometimes being chased by creepy babies. It…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
The Story of Rapture Begins Here
Andrew Ryan was a visionary, dreaming of a utopian society where great men and women could live free of the rules and the government keeping them from realizing their true potential. His story begins in BioShock: Rapture, available today in bookstores everywhere. Written by John Shirley, the award winning author of Cyberpunk classics like City…
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Our Newest Xbox Live Indie Favorites are Full of Rainbows and Death
Every two weeks, we weigh in on our favorite selections on Xbox Live’s indie channel. These are not Microsoft-approved games. They’re created by everyone from the average Joe to upstart game companies, and reviewed by users like you. We list the stand-outs here and in the Kotaku’s Favorites channel in Xbox Live’s Games Marketplace. New…
By Sam Winstrom - Uncategorized
Build Your Own Private Plane in Your PC Room
The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is the most successful mass produced light aircraft in history, yet it exists in a price range far beyond the reach of mortals. Its controls, however, can be yours for $450, courtesy of Mad Catz. Mad Catz is now shipping a trio of officially licensed Cessna products to PC; the Cessna…
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