We’ve read your emails and dug deep into the grave—sorry, the greys—to find the most buried, most frightening stories submitted by you, our dear readers, for this year’s Halloween scary story contest. What we’ve unearthed are 10 of scariest tales of ghosts, demons, stalkers, and murderers that we’ve ever read.
I’m sorry. Did you really think we would limit ourselves to only ten of your scariest stories this Halloween?
Relic's Space Marine is swinging a chainsword at your favorite console this week—and if that destroyed console happens to be a PlayStation 3, you're in luck.
Portal 2 developer Valve challenged the video making masses to turn the first-person puzzler's original song by The National ("Exile Vilify") into an equally original music video. Valve announced the winner of that contest, which was dominated by one very sad looking sock puppet.
If you listened closely, you may already know that Brooklyn band The National recorded a song "Exile Vilify" for Portal 2. And now Valve is holding a music video contest for it. Win and get swag from Valve and the band [http://www.ThinkWithPortals.com]
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Weta Workship, the New Zealand studio that specializes in fantastical concept design and manufacturing, the team responsible for making a drivable Halo Warthog, is making more Halo vehicles. Exactly two Mongoose-style ATVs. And you can win one.
NCsoft's superhero simulation City of Heroes celebrates its five-year anniversary next week, with contests and events planned to keep the game's super-powered denizens partying Paragon City into the ground.
Last month, we first told you about the upcoming Pepsi promotion that would see daily giveaways of Rock Band downloadable tracks, allegedly up to a million tracks. Details on that promotion have gone live.
When one thinks of South Central LA and illegal underground street racing, one also thinks "Pizza!" Logically, Rockstar Games and Pizza Hut have partnered to promote Midnight Club: Los Angeles with the power of pie.
MTV Games and Pepsi appear to be teaming up for a Rock Band-themed, Pepsi-soaked promotion this Summer, giving away up to 1 million free Rock Band tracks to lucky sugared soft drink swillers.
Welcome to Check Your E-mail with Kotaku. In today's episode, we recommend that you check your e-mail if you signed up for the "Dew The Download" contest that Spike TV ran this week.
