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How Stars Wars Mobile Games Are Celebrating The Force Awakens
Battlefront has its Jakku maps, Disney Infinity 3.0 has its movie adventure, but about the platform with more current Star Wars games than any other? Here’s how the mobile side of Star Wars gaming is celebrating the release of Episode VII Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes EA’s collectible character role-playing game was custom-built for quickly…
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Custom LEGO Fallout Minifigs Are Works Of Art
LEGO enthusiast Minh Pham made some Fallout amazingly detailed minifigs based on the series. They’re miniature versions of raiders and the main character in various power armors. Here are some of them (via Brothers Brick). Various Enclave Power Armors, T-60s, an awesome X-01 with stunning sculpting details, and the painting makes them look like something…
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Kotaku ‘Shop Contest: Bayonetta Everywhere
Nintendo thought it was a good idea to add Platinum’s M-rated action heroine to the Super Smash Bros. roster. I agree with this decision. In fact, I think she should be in every game. Let’s put her there! Why shouldn’t Bayonetta, the witch who is technically naked most of the time, be in every game…
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Look At World Of Final Fantasy. Just Look At It.
Look at tiny Yuna. Look at her giant, adorable head. You think she’s worried about what Tidus is up to right now? She probably is, and that just makes her even more adorable. I can’t even handle tiny Lightning and tiny Faris. I just can’t. In a new trailer released for the annual Jump Festa…
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Kotaku ‘Shop Contest: Monster Garbage Delivery: The Winners!
When Monster Gaming asked Twitter where it should ship its product, Red Bull eSports responded with a picture of a dumpster. Snappy comeback, but our readers’ responses are much better. I love it when you folks make this easy. I’m not just talking about good old sciteach coming through with a place to dispose of…
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The First Five Minutes Of The Newly-Remastered Turok: Dinosaur Hunter
One of the greatest games to ever grace the Nintendo 64 has returned in the form of a 1080p PC remaster of Turok: Dinosaur Hunter. It’s just as ridiculous as I remember it, only now it’s bigger. Released on both the Nintendo 64 and PC back in 1997, Iguana Entertainment’s comic book based first-person shooter…
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Star Citizen‘s Procedurally-Generated Planet Tech Seems Pretty Impressive
A recently-released Star Citizen video demonstrates the game’s upcoming procedurally-generated planet system by zooming out from the pupil of a pilot all the way into space. Yeah yeah, No Man’s Sky called, they want their planet-making tech back, but in the realistic (well, as realistic as it can be) universe of the crowd-funded Star Citizen,…
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Badland 2 Wastes No Time Getting To The Good Parts
This week developer Frogmind released the follow up to the deservedly award-winning Badland. Unlike the original, this one is amazing right from the start. The first Badland game drew me in with its stunning silhouette art style and enchanting sound design, but nearly lost me by spending too much time making sure I knew the…
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A Funny Thing Happens At The End Of Disney Infinity‘s Star Wars: The Force Awakens Play Set
The Disney Infinity Star Wars: The Force Awakens adventure loosely follows the events of the new movie from start to finish, though one particular dramatic development is glossed over. Spoilers are going to happen here, kids. Seriously, if you’ve not seen Star Wars: The Force Awakens yet and plan on doing so, do not read…
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Star Wars The Force Awakens Deserves A Better Disney Infinity Play Set
While Star Wars mobile games are going crazy with The Force Awakens content, the only way to play through bits of the new movie on your game console is via Disney Infinity 3.0—and it feels very familiar. Minor early plot snippets in the video, nothing major I promise. I’m sure we’ll get some The Force…
By Mike Fahey
