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Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku‘s reader-run community: Tales of Hearts R: The TAY Review • World of Nintendo – Skyward Sword Link Review • Adventures in Blind Gaming 5: Picking the Right Game • Kinja, Read-Only, and Gaming Exposition • Game of the Week — Resident Evil: Feudal Japan Edition [Onimusha] TAY Classic—TAY Open…
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Custom PlayStation Based on Crash Bandicoot
With its TNT crates and colorful jungle environment, the second level “Jungle Rollers” and even the entire first island is one of the most memorable ones in Naughty Dog’s classic. Belgian modding veteran Vadu Amka recently made a custom PS1 based on all the level’s features, and it looks really neat. Chek out all the…
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Warlords Of Draenor MMO Log Supplemental: Ding Level 100
At around 4 AM Eastern this morning, less than a week after the release of World of Warcraft‘s fifth expansion pack, my little Draenei boy became a level 100 Shaman. That was awfully fast. Not in the grand scheme of things mind you, what with some players skyrocketing from level 90 to Warlords of Draenor‘s…
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If Pac-Man Was Released Today
I don’t see the chat window but everything else from the achievements unlocking for pressing a button to fast travel is spot on in Lowtax‘s parody video. A new version like this could even be a MOBA. The map definitely has the genre’s characteristics. If Pac Man for the Atari 2600 Was Released Today [YouTube]…
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To Fight a Dragon, All You Need is Epic Violin Music
Lindsey Stirling is here to answer the age-old question—who’d win a fight, a magic-wielding violinist or a huge dragon? I’m sure someone’s asked that before. Stirling’s latest video is a tribute to Bioware’s Dragon Age, and she’s teamed up with the Los Angeles-based Everdream digital studio to create it. This resulted in some very cool-looking…
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While Everyone Else Is Shooting And Stabbing, I’m Singing And Dancing
Grand Theft Auto V, Dragon Age: Inquisition, Far Cry 4 — they’re all very nice, but have you considered not killing people with virtual Japanese pop idols? Along with all of those other games that hit stores today comes Sega’s Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd, the latest in a growing line of rhythm games…
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