Final Fantasy VIII is easily one of the most action-packed and compelling games in the series. It was amazing when…
I recently picked up the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection and started playing through all the different…
If there’s one series I wish more gamers knew about, it’s Suikoden. A Japanese role-playing game with tactical…
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This has been an interesting year for me personally with lots of ups and downs. I’ll be honest; I’m looking forward…
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I grew up thinking space was infested with monsters, massive killer plants, and Easter Island Heads thanks in large…
For the longest time, I’ve wanted to dive into a Pokémon game. I thought the recent release of Sword and Shield…
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Happy Thanksgiving! My name’s Peter Tieryas and I’m your guest writer for the next three days. I covered…
There are great sequels. And then there are all the crappy ones that seem like little more than cynical cash grabs.…
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The very first time I was a guest writer for Kotaku, I wrote about Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV, which was my…
Whether it’s Link in Link’s Awakening, or Mario in Super Mario Bros. 2, Nintendo characters have strange dreams.
Hi Kotaku! It’s Ben, Narelle, and Peter back as your guest writers for the weekend.
For the longest time, I’ve been telling people how special Link’s Awakening is. I had to explain that even though it…
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