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When Dark Souls II Hacking Becomes Art
Hacking in a game is often used for banal, selfish reasons. But when someone uses it for something wonderful, it deserves a little bit of credit. MrAlbinoLama hacked Dark Souls II to turn his magic projectiles into hypnotic, cascading shapes that are very soothing to watch. I am not saying you should do this —…
By Chris Person -
Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku‘s reader-run community: Visually Appealing: A Few Favorite Gaming Art Styles • Tomb Raider — Timed Exclusive Cherry-Picking • Game of The Week — You Got Movie In My Game: Indigo Prophecy TAY Classic—TAY Open Forum—Beginner’s Guide To TAY Follow them here.
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Super Mario 64‘s Iconic First Stage In LEGO Form
Here’s Bob-omb Battlefield, the first course in Super Mario 64 with its mountains, low poly objects and its constant war, rebuilt with LEGO blocks. Veteran builder Pepa Quin even included secret locations and a really funny-looking Mario in his diorama. And this makes me wonder how awesome official LEGO Nintendo sets would be… Bob-omb Battlefield…
By Gergo Vas -
Not many games have customization deep enough to help cosplay as Full Metal Alchemist characters, but Agentloonypants in Final Fantasy XIV pretty much nailed it with Edward and Alphonse. FMA by Agentlooneypants [imgur, via r/ffxiv] Dayshot is an image-based feature that runs every morning, showcasing some of the prettiest, funniest game-related screenshots and art that…
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The Silent Hills Playable Trailer Can Be A Little Frustrating
Released as under the abbreviated name “P.T.”, the playable trailer for Silent Hills features a lot of wandering down the same two hallways. This webcomic by Bryce Corbett captures the frustration of trying to figure out the game’s puzzles: Speaking of the demo, have you seen the balcony ghost? And this video shows off the…
By John Struan -