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Haliey Welch's podcast, Talk Tuah, starts later this month
It's all in a bid to dethrone shithead Joe Rogan as the world's most popular podcaster
A new year is here, and surprise! It’s already extremely bad—just like the last one. But maybe better things lie…
‘Tis the season to feel mildly embittered at basically all times. I speak, of course, of awards season, during which…
Cyberpunk 2077 has dicks. Cyberpunk 2077 has vagina (singular). Already, you might be getting the impression that…
In less than one week, everybody in cyberpunk future year 2020 will be playing Cyberpunk 2077. Or at least, that’s…
It’s the day after Thanksgiving. Your gut is heavy with leftovers, your vision blurs from the accumulated eye crust…
Change is inevitable. It happens every day, bit by bit, to everything in existence—except, for a time, video games.…
Somehow, it’s already November. But also, good lord, it is finally November. Such is the duality of 2020, a year…
Can you feel it? That tremble in the wind, that sense of possibility thrumming all around you? That, friends, is the…
It is once again almost that time: Tomorrow, the scary day will be upon us. In light of that, we did not talk about…
This week on Kotaku’s Splitscreen podcast we play god and fiddle with the fabric of creation. Whether to perfect our…
Only two episodes in, the new Kotaku Splitscreen has already gone to hell. It was bound to happen, but I never…
Rising like Godzilla from Tokyo Bay after a long 1,000 year slumber, it’s Kotaku Splitscreen! Yes, Splitscreen is…
Strong Songs, a music podcast hosted by former Kotaku editor Kirk Hamilton, recently tackled the “World 1-1" theme from Super Mario Bros. It’s a neat look at the various pieces that make up the iconic track as well as some of its influences, like the mambo stylings of Tito Puente. Check it out!
During the latest episode of Paradox Interactive’s in-house podcast, chief marketing officer Daniel Goldberg and…
Fallout 76 didn’t have much of a storyline when it was released in November 2018. Its world was full of interesting…
How can anyone not like Kirby? For this week’s episode of Kotaku Splitscreen, I got my two cohosts to try out Kirby:…
You know what’s still good? Dragon’s Dogma. On this week’s episode of Splitscreen, Kotaku video producer Paul Tamayo came on as a guest and tried to convince Kirk and I to finally check out this gem of a game. Get the MP3 here.