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The Tester 2: Episode 3: “Can You Hear Me Now?” Liveblog: Communication Is Key
Can SCEA Santa Monica Studio Producer Deborah Mars keep Big Fazeek from eating the other competitors like some sort of cereal? Let’s watch The Tester 2 episode three and find out! Things heated up on The Tester 2 during last week’s episode. Tensions flared, the word douchebag was thrown about more than once, and a…
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UncategorizedLEGO Universe MMO Log Three: A Dark Hero Rises
This week’s installment of our four-part LEGO Universe MMO Log begins with the death of RumbleWarpWhistle and the birth of Fahey, Agent of Paradox. Kotaku’s MMO reviews are a multi-part process. Rather than deliver day one reviews based on beta gameplay, we play the game for four weeks before issuing our final verdict. Once a…
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Final Fantasy XIV’s Skips Another Subscription Period
Expecting extensive game-fixing changes in the months to come, Square Enix steps up to the plate once again, offering Final Fantasy XIV players another free 30 days of game time while renovations are underway. Square Enix has big plans for troubled MMO Final Fantasy XIV, but those changes will amount to nothing if the player…
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A Space-Time Cloak Is Much More Exciting Than An Invisibility Cloak
Do you find the idea of an honest-to-goodness cloak of invisibility intriguing? How about a cloak that obscures events in space-time? Science is making it happen. the United Kingdom is obsessed with not being seen, and I blame Monty Python Earlier this month I posted about a team of researchers in Scotland that were using…
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Bizarre Devs Took a Chance, May Get Closed
Three years after purchasing the developer behind Project Gotham Racing and Geometry Wars, Activision appears to be in the process of deciding how to ditch the studio. “Over the past three years since our purchase of Bizarre Creations,” an Activision spokesperson told Kotaku today, “the fundamentals of the racing genre have changed significantly. Although we…
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Same-Sex Marriage Thrives In Frontierville
While the majority of U.S. states don’t legally recognize same-sex marriage, the wilds of of Zynga’s Frontierville have no need for laws, spawning 650,000 boy-boy, girl-girl unions. Zynga CEO Mark Pincus delivered the impressive statistic yesterday during the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco while rattling off other interesting statistics about the company’s game portfolio.…
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