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How Peanuts Used Lucy and Schroeder To Explore Dysfunctional Relationships
Lucy’s relationship to Schroeder was unfulfilling. She craved emotional validation from the one character who was least equipped to provide it. It was both humorous and sad—a contradictory message that Charles Schulz’s Peanuts conveyed so well. This piece originally appeared 5/2/18. Lucy debuted as a toddler in 1952. Schulz declined to reprint these early strips…
By Kevin Wong Published January 22, 2019 - Uncategorized
A Game About Dating That Instagram-Famous Egg
In early January, an anonymous Instagram user posted a picture of an egg, trying to get other people to like it in order to beat Kylie Jenner’s world record of 18 million likes. They succeeded. And now you can date the egg in a video game. World Record Egg is a short dating simulator on…
By Gita Jackson Published January 22, 2019 - Uncategorized
Yakuza Kiwami, the 2016 remake of the first game in the Yakuza series, launches on PC February 19. In addition to being a great remake of a great game in a great series, it’s also only the second Yakuza game, after Yakuza 0, to come to PC. Hopefully the others follow soon.
By Ethan Gach Published January 22, 2019 - Uncategorized
FIFA 19’s Latest Update Fixes Overpowered Goal Shooting
Four months after launch, EA has released an update to make some of FIFA 19’s intriguing new shot-taking abilities more realistic and less broken. FIFA comes out every year, and every year the team at EA Vancouver tries to make it worth buying again. For FIFA 19, a feature was added to entice fans called…
By Ethan Gach Published January 22, 2019 - CultureKotaku Game Diary
Bloodborne Has Clicked For Me (And It Only Took Four Years)
A few weeks ago, I was cursing former Kotaku jerk Kirk Hamilton for forcing me to play through all of Bloodborne. Now, I’m fearing the old blood just like the rest of you. First, a bit of background: I bought From Software’s PlayStation 4-exclusive action game when it first came out back in March 2015.…
By Jason Schreier Published January 22, 2019 - Uncategorized
Today Nintendo announced online qualifiers for its upcoming Smash Bros. Ultimate and Splatoon 2 tournaments being hosted at PAX East on March 30. There’ll be three rounds, beginning on February 2, for players to try and earn spots at the live event. Complete schedule and signup info is at Nintendo’s website.
By Ethan Gach Published January 22, 2019 - Kotaku EastJapan
Man Arrested For Allegedly Selling A Customized Anime Figure In Japan
A 39-year-old man has been arrested in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan for allegedly customizing and selling an unauthorized customized anime figure. According to The Sankei Shimbun and Mainichi (via ANN), the man allegedly took the head from a Love Live figure of character Nico Yazawa and put it on the body of a Darjeeling figure from…
By Brian Ashcraft Published January 22, 2019 - Uncategorized
Pokémon Cosplay Has Gotten Easier For Cats
Now there are officially licensed Pokémon hats for your cats. Cute, right? The only trick is getting your cat to wear one! Each Pocket Monster hat is priced at 400 yen ($3.66). They are very, very cute. Here and here are the different cat hats for Pocket Monster cosplay. They are sold via capsule toy…
By Brian Ashcraft Published January 22, 2019 - Culture
The Japanese Whisky Shortage Won’t Stop [Update]
Earlier this year, Suntory announced that it was pulling Hakushu 12 and Hibiki 17 off the market. Now the Kirin Distillery is yanking one of the best Japanese whisky deals from shelves: Kirin Sanroku Cask Aged Spirit. Update January 22 – 6:00am: The Japanese whisky shortage won’t stop! According to Asahi News, sales of Suntory’s…
By Brian Ashcraft Published January 22, 2019 - CultureCosplay
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By Luke Plunkett Published January 21, 2019 -
UncategorizedWhat Made Pikmin Special
The Pikmin series was one of those bold moves by Nintendo that seemed to be going in a different direction than anything else in the gaming industry. It didn’t pay off quite as successfully as the herd-defiant Brain Age, Wii or Nintendo Switch, to name three of the company’s more radical creations, but it did…
By Stephen Totilo Published January 21, 2019 - Uncategorized
Games Played A Big Role In Polar Exploration
Earlier this month, I went to Norway to live out my bizarre lifelong dream of turning a birthday in the Arctic Circle. I did a ton of cool stuff—drove a dogsled, met some awesome people, jumped in a very cold sea, and ate a reindeer hotdog (it was delicious). I also went to a polar…
By Riley MacLeod Published January 21, 2019 -
UncategorizedVideo Game Menu Music Gets Its Own Tribute Album
The music we listen to as we play our favorite games is nice, but what about the music we hear when we aren’t playing? The Materia Collectivecommunity celebrates the music of the start screen with Menu: An Homage To Game Title Themes, a 52 track remix album featuring music from Final Fantasy, The Witcher, Mario…
By Mike Fahey Published January 21, 2019