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CulturePlayers Have Already Found Ways To Cheat Fallout 76‘s Nuke Codes
Even though Fallout 76 takes place in a world where the bombs have already dropped, the game is littered with silos full of more nukes for players to launch themselves. Finding the codes to do so is supposed to be complicated, but players have not only already launched nukes, they’ve found ways to streamline the…
By Ethan Gach Published November 15, 2018 - Culture
The Best Places To Buy Old Games
Collecting video games is easy. All you have to do is create an eBay account and click “Buy It Now” on every video game you ever wanted. Congratulations, you have a video game collection! Your bank account balance is now negative a million dollars. It’s collecting video games without going broke that’s hard. In the…
By Chris Kohler Published November 15, 2018 - Uncategorized
The next big Assassin’s Creed Odyssey patch is live. This one increases the level cap and adds a new Lost Tale of Greece, among many other changes. It also adds visual armor customization, which means my Kassandra can finally dress like Wonder Woman without sacrificing her stealth armor bonuses.
By Kirk Hamilton Published November 15, 2018 - Uncategorized
Getting Famous In The Sims 4: A Short Story
When I moved to Del Sol Valley, I was so sure that it was going to be my ticket to fame. Instead, I’m in round after round of auditions for bit parts and commercial spots. Meanwhile, my two weird, nerdy roommates are streaming themselves to superstardom. “Skyler,” you might ask me, “how can you get…
By Gita Jackson Published November 15, 2018 - CultureKotaku Game Diary
Pokémon Let’s Go Helped Me Connect With My Son
“Dad, can we play Pokémon together?” my seven-year-old son Seamus asked as I wandered about Kanto in Pokémon Let’s Go! Eevee. It was the first time he’d asked to play a video game with me. It led to the first time we played a video game together. Seamus and his twin brother, Archer, love video…
By Mike Fahey Published November 15, 2018 - Culture
Nintendo’s Reggie Fils-Aime On Hopes For An N64 Classic, Switch Online, And Sakurai’s Smash Roster Tweets
The president of Nintendo of America, Reggie Fils-Aime, was in New York this week to sell his company’s big holiday line-up. But there was plenty more to talk about, too. A good portion of our conversation involved Fils-Aime’s pitch for the newest Switch and 3DS games. You can read about that in the first part…
By Stephen Totilo Published November 15, 2018 - Culture
A Young Man’s Ego Doomed A Much-Hyped Jurassic Park Game
Do you remember what you were like at age 25? It was only four years ago for me, and I already think I was pretty much the worst back then. Seamus Blackley also doesn’t have a stellar opinion of the man he used to be at 25. At the time, he was executive producer on…
By Gita Jackson Published November 15, 2018 - Uncategorized
Everyone Could Use A Little McCree
Good Smile Company’s big-headed McCree figure is every bit the roguish cowboy fans know and love, even if his high noon is a lot lower than normal. Joining the Nendoroid Overwatch figure rosternext July, this version of McCree packs a whole lot of swagger into a small package. Don’t let the smile fool you, he’s also…
By Mike Fahey Published November 15, 2018 - Uncategorized
The PS Vita Version Of Vanillaware’s Latest Game Canceled
In 2015, Vanillaware announced 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. That was then. Now, it’s 2018, and the game’s Vita version has been canceled. Set in a world filled with school kids and mecha, 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim looks to be another visually stunning game from Dragon’s Crown and Odin Sphere…
By Brian Ashcraft Published November 15, 2018 -
Kotaku EastK-Pop Pick Of The Day: Closer
When you’ve delved into K-Pop as deeply as I have (to be clear, this is not a brag), YouTube sometimes suggests artists, and songs, that you had no idea ever existed. This is how I found Haruna. I knew nothing about Haruna before yesterday. I still know basically nothing; English-language sites turn up zilch, and…
By Seung Park Published November 15, 2018 - Culture
Imagining The Star Of A Western Assassin’s Creed
Gislaine Avila is a character designer and illustrator from Brazil, who has some ideas about what a Western (the genre, not the hemisphere) Assassin’s Creed might look like. Below you’ll find a range of images depicting Delilah Graham, star of Assassin’s Creed: Gold Rush, a game that doesn’t exist, but which in my over the…
By Luke Plunkett Published November 14, 2018 -
UncategorizedFortnite’s NFL Skins Are Killing NFL Players
Fortnite’s new NFL skins haven’t justinspired people to pile shit on the NFL and former players, they’re also giving pause to current stars running into digital versions of themselves, like Chiefs rookie phenom Patrick Mahomes. You should feel scared, Patrick. That player has your soul now. Mahomes’ teammate, receiver Ty Hill, is claiming the kill:…
By Luke Plunkett Published November 14, 2018 - OpinionImpressions
Fallout 76: My First Day Out Of The Vault
Fallout 76 is out today, three years after the last game in the series, Fallout 4. Unlike its predecessor it’s not a single-player open world role-playing game, but an online multiplayer one. It also went through a lengthy beta period, with players’ progress from those sessions carrying over into official release today. As a result,…
By Ethan Gach Published November 14, 2018 - CultureCosplayShowcase
League Of Legends’ K-Pop Video Already Has Amazing Cosplay
It’s only been a matter of days since League of Legends released that incredible K-Pop music video, but we’ve already got some A+ cosplay to go with it. This is Danu (Akali), Peyton Riley (Kai’Sa), Glory Lamothe (Evelynn) and Valentina Kryp (Ahri). All photos are by Photographes Sans Frontieres
By Luke Plunkett Published November 14, 2018