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Doug Cockle, the voice behind The Witcher’s Geralt, recently described his experience working on the series,…
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OK, so there are parts of The Witcher 3 where it’s already snowing, but this mod brings snow to almost the entire…
A few days ago, I was hanging out at some friends’ house. One of them, Ian, decided to buy a new PS4 game. “Get The…
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Come on guys. Nobody that handsome would be called “Gerald”.
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There’s a new Witcher 3 patch/”hot-fix” today for consoles. Just hit. Looks like they want to get in on the shortening load-times thing, too. We can all agree that infinite loading screens are a tad too long, yeah?
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On last week’s Kotaku Splitscreen, Jason and I answered a reader question about Dragon Age: Inquisition. Given how big that game went over when it launched, why don’t more people talk about it now? Find the full episode here.
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Up 1-0 with a fully stacked hand. Feels good, man. I’m finally getting into Gwent and, to no one’s surprise, I really like it. I do wish my AI opponents were more clever, however. If you play Gwent in The Witcher 3, what kind of deck do you play and where can I find an opponent who’ll actually put up a fight?