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  This Would Make A Good Gaming Tattoo

  Magic illustration by Adrian Garcia Trevino. You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.

  By John Struan Published April 14, 2014
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  Beautiful And Affordable Bioshock Infinite Vigor Pins

  Bioshock Infinite Vigor pins in a beautiful box. See more photos below: Available for $29.99 at Sanshee Previously: Columbia has never looked this adorable You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.

  By John Struan Published April 13, 2014
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  Bluntman And Chronic In Star Wars: The Old Republic

  Playing as Kevin Smith’s Bluntman and Chronic in Star Wars: The Old Republic. Previously: He-Man and Skeletor in SW: TOR You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.

  By John Struan Published April 13, 2014
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  James Cameron’s Guilty Pleasure Is The First Resident Evil Movie

  Usually celebrity Ask Me Anythings on Reddit consist of one word answers and people avoiding the hard questions. James Cameron’s Ask Me Anything was not like this. It was awesome and, surprisingly he spent a fair amount of time talking about games, mainly virtual reality. But perhaps the funniest, most out of the blue moment…

  MARK SERRELS Published April 13, 2014
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  The Answer Is: Become A Goat

  What things do you do in games that you don’t do in real life? You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.

  By John Struan Published April 13, 2014
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  Below Looks Lonely, So Lonely

  In case you’ve forgotten all about it since its debut at least year’s E3, Below is an upcoming roguelike from some of the guys (Capy, not Superbrothers) who made Sword & Sworcery. This is the game’s PAX trailer. If you’re like me and kept clicking “play” over and over just to hear the music, know…

  By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2014
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  Using The Oculus Rift While Drunk Does Not Look Like A Good Time

  The Oculus Rift is a wonderful thing, but it takes a lot out of you, physically. You need to be at your best while using it, because there’s a lot of stuff going on between your eyes and your brain. This guy is not at his best, and it has cost him dearly. YouTuber iPhoneK1LLA,…

  By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2014
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  Surly Link Is A Terrific Video Game Figure

  While Figma can try and do a “realistic” Link figure, the more cartoonish Nendoroid line is free to do something a little cuter. Yet also angrier. This Wind Waker figure, which comes with interchangable head, accessories, arms and effects, has already got my money. And yes, I know the “angry” face is really just his…

  By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2014
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  Megalodon In Battlefield 4 From The Commander’s Perspective

  Watch a Battlefield 4 Megalodon attack from the commander’s perspective. Video below: Relatedly: Battlefield wallpapers You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.

  By John Struan Published April 13, 2014
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  These Are Two Of The Best Game Of Thrones Cosplayers. It Is Known.

  When René Koiter and Rebecca Watts want to dress as power couple Khal Drogo and Daenerys, they don’t do it half-assed. Instead, they make sure literally a dozen people are involved to get these images, from set coordinators to fitness trainers to a hairstylist. I don’t know what’s most impressive. Rebecca for her ability to…

  By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2014
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  Someone Asked Harrison Ford Who Shot First

  Don’t tell me you wouldn’t ask the same question if you had the chance. During a Reddit AMA over the weekend, the veteran actor was asked all kinds of stuff, including what his most-requested line is (“Get off my plane”) and what it’s like rescuing people with a helicopter. The most useful question, though, came…

  By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2014
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  It’s Dangerous To Go Alone, Take One Of These

  Don’t leave home without a Pokemon Previously: NBA teams redesigned with Pokemon-themed logos You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.

  By John Struan Published April 13, 2014
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  Post-Apocalyptic Interactive Novel Funded At Kickstarter

  The Seed is a post-apocalyptic Choose Your Own Adventure-style interactive novel that will be playable on PC, Linux, Mac, and iPad. Learn more and download The Seed wallpapers below: The Seed is set in an irradiated, depopulated Russia, and will feature moral dilemmas, crafting, map, and inventory, as well as 50 possible endings. It is…

  By John Struan Published April 13, 2014
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  Ladies And Gentlemen, It’s Magician Randy Pitchford

  Did you know Gearbox Software founder, president and CEO Randy Pitchford started out as a professional magician in Hollywood? He unleashed his magical powers at the Gearbox panel at PAX East earlier today, and the world trembled beneath his might. Like any good Hollywood magician, Pitchford stole this trick from a fellow magician — Penn…

  By Mike Fahey Published April 13, 2014
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  The Week In Games: Let’s Make Hero Babies

  You can have your Trials Fusion and your Final Fantasy XIV for the PlayStation 4. This week I’m making babies in Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars. It’s part Japanese role-playing game, part dating sim, set in a society where teenagers branded by god visit church to sire children. It’s not nearly as suggestive…

  By Mike Fahey Published April 13, 2014
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  ​Best Game About Being a Spider Gets a Sequel with a Real-World Twist

  Five years ago, Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor became an instant classic in the iPhone games library. The moody, wordless experience turned players into multi-legged predators wending their way into creepy environments and a foreboding meta-story. That game’s sequel won’t just be debuting on iOS; it’ll be on Android, PC, Mac and Linux. It…

  By Evan Narcisse Published April 13, 2014
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  Doing The Dirty Simpsons With Family Guy‘s Quest For Stuff

  Racism, sexism, homophobia, pedophilia — all the horrible things that makes Family Guy what it is are present in Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff, plus some free-to-play mechanics some might find offensive. Noticing that EA’s The Simpsons: Tapped Out was making an incredibly exaggerated million dollars per second, executives at Fox tapped developer TinyCo.…

  By Mike Fahey Published April 13, 2014
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  You’re the One Writing the Story in This Weird, Beautiful Sci-Fi Game

  Usually, games that happen beyond Earth’s atmosphere take you to planets teeming with life. Meeting creatures with tentacles where hair or hands should be or with strangely angled mandibles isn’t uncommon in sci-fi games. But, none of that happens in Elegy for Dead World, which we got a chance to see at PAX East this…

  By Evan Narcisse Published April 13, 2014
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  Win Titanfall Patches

  Titanfall is giving away patches. Retweet this tweet for a chance to win. You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.

  By John Struan Published April 13, 2014
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  The New Longest Arcade Game Run In History – Over 85 Hours

  On the morning of Wednesday, April 9, Ohio arcade champion John Salter slipped a quarter into his Armor Attack arcade cabinet. By the time he finished playing late Saturday night, he’d broken two major video game records. In an event streamed live on the website of “Video Game Media Personality” Patrick Scott Patterson, Salter spent…

  By Mike Fahey Published April 13, 2014