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A Sneak Peek At Amazon Games Studio’s Upcoming Titles
Sev Zero might be the first game coming to the Amazon Fire TV from Amazon Games Studio, but it’s far from the last. Here’s a look at what’s in store for Fire TV gamers. Amazon Games Studios has been putting out mobile games since 2012, but now that the Amazon Fire TV is here the…
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Meet Amazon Fire TV, A Video-Streaming Android Gaming Mini-Console
During a special event in New York City today, Amazon’s long-rumored Android game console came to light as Amazon Fire TV, a streaming set-top box that’s essentially a Kindle Fire for your television. Meant to compete with the likes of Apple TV and various Roku devices, the Amazon Fire TV is exactly what it needs…
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Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku‘s reader-run community: Ani-TAY: Golden Time Review and Discussion • Games: A medium for thinking outside the box • Molten-Hot Magmar! Pokemon One a Day! • On: What is a Game • Hearthstone: The TAY Review TAY Classic—TAY Open Forum—Beginner’s Guide To TAY Follow them here.
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That Vita Game With The Talking Dogs Comes Out June 3
When you’re really excited about an upcoming game, it sometimes helps to completely wipe any trace of it from your memory, as I did with PlayStation Vita Pets.“Oh yeah, that game!” is slated for release next month in Europe and June in North America. I’m so excited I could forget again. In case you were…
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Ten new wallpapers: From Cloud Cuckoo Land to Blackgate
The Lego Movie Videogame by Sangreal. One of today’s ten gaming wallpapers: Infamous 2 by Figboy79 Infamous 2 by Holyfridge Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate by dearodie Killzone: Shadow Fall by Xenogenesis Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes by Timu Resogun by Timu Battlefield 4 by HolyFridge You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog…
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Metroid sneakers
Custom Metroid sneakers made as a commission by Shannon Kordek, who has also made these Portal and Contra sneakers: You can order a pair at Etsy or get in touch at Reddit You are now looking at Screenburn, a Kotaku blog dedicated to the best gaming images, videos and GIFs online.
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I like modern houses in Minecraft They give a good contrast to the fantasy setting, and motivate me to build something more complex than the tried and true crappy cubical wooden plank hut. The simple yet pleasant home above, by redditor KiltedCobra, is a prime example. Check out theImgur album for more screenshots. “Braced” –…
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Photos of the upcoming threezero Titanfall Titan
threezero posted several new photographs of their upcoming Titanfall Atlas Titan: After showing fist Titanfall teaser earlier this week, we are just overwhelmed with your feedback and all the questions! Thank you so much for all the congratulations and excitement. Today, we are ready to share photos of Titanfall Atlas prototype. Figure will stand approximately…
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Two Minutes’ Worth of Gameplay from the Adventure Game of the Future
Tossing a wineglass on the ground has never looked so fun The developers behind Loading Human have released a short clip showcasing some VR gameplay from their upcoming first-person adventure. It’s above, give it a watch. Looks like a perfect fit for motion controls and VR—I especially dig the somewhat System Shock-esque virtual segments. Loading…
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“[Virtual Reality] is a technology that I think will completely change the world. I think it’s going to be a bigger phenomenon than smartphones.” Epic Games founder Tim Sweeney to Polygon, in an interview about the future of VR, the Unreal Engine, and game development in general. Read it in its entirety here
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Skyrim Rendition of Game of Thrones Intro is Suitably Amazing
My inner fanboy is just about going crazy right now. The video, titled simply “Thrones,” takes the iconic Game of Thrones show intro and puts it in the context of Bethesda’s RPG, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Its creator, Brady Wold, worked on the animation for over two years, adding to it here and there in…
By András Neltz