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The Card Game That Brings Out The Best In Every Nerd
Who would win in a fight: Spider-Man or Batman? Ninja or pirate? Drunk Godzilla or Adventure Time’s Jake coupled with a million Twitter followers? Wait, what? In the video above, you can watch some of the Kotaku team make our cases in arguments that sound pretty much just like that last Godzilla versus Jake scenario.…
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Dark Souls director Hidetaka Miyazaki joked about his plans for future Souls games on twitter today: We here at Kotaku are fully behind the idea. Here’s your first piece of concept art, Mr. Miyazaki: Feel free to leave your Ernest-Borgnine-in-Dark-Souls related photoshops in the comments.
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Dead MMO’s World Could Live On as an Explorable Relic, says Developer
Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning closed down on Wednesday when the licensing agreement Electronic Arts had with Games Workshop ended. A developer who worked on the game says there is a way to preserve its world in a kind of museum-exhibit way, should EA choose to release it. Andrew Meggs, who was the lead client…
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Ah, So Lara Croft: Reflections Is A Card Game. Great.
Back in March of this year, Square Enix trademarked the name Lara Croft: Reflections. Some speculated it would be a 3DS or PlayStation Vita game. Nope, it’s a free-to-play card battler. Lara Croft: Reflections is in testing right now in Austraila and New Zealand, so anyone with an account in those regions can download it…
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The Creepiest Legend of Zelda Character Gets His Own Live Action Movie
Here’s an early Christmas present for Legend of Zelda fans: a live-action preamble to the story of Majora’s Mask, giving the backstory of the Skull Kid who stole it, fell under its spell, and emerged as the principal antagonist of the game. Majora’s Mask Live Action: The Skull Kid was written, directed, produced and edited…
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How Street Fighter‘s Ryu Changed Over The Years
26 years of Street Fighter means a lot of change in graphics and art direction, and what a better way to show this than a huge gallery of the series’ main character, Ryu. Here’s EventHubs‘ visual trip from a simplier 1987 to a detailed present day: The Visual History of Ryu in Street Fighter, Vs.…
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Tomb Raider Makes An Excellent Argument For iOS Controllers
Last week, Square Enix quietly released the original Tomb Raider for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. You can almost see the game through the haze of virtual controls. Might be time for a gamepad. Gamepad support, recently introduced to the platform with iOS 7, is likely why we’re seeing the original Tomb Raider being…
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A StarCraft II mod, based on the popular Carbot Animation series? Yes please. That’s something many of us would put on their Christmas wishlist. And I’m pretty sure no one could resist picking Zerg and massing those cute zerglings in the pic above. Dayshot is an image-based feature that runs every morning, showcasing some of…
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93-Year-Old Chinese Man Poses Nude For Art
Ninety-three year-old Li is more than meets the eye. Li has worked a myriad of jobs, from making rat poison to collecting garbage, also volunteering for the army. But now, Li’s famous for his latest job: working as a semi-nude model. First appearing on Chinese image board TTmop, Li’s story is an interesting one. Originally…
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Doom, as a Third-Person Shooter, with Resident Evil Characters
Wow. Just… wow. There are no words. This is Doom: The Mercenaries, developed by a modder called DooMero. Basically, it lets you play Doom in a third-person view, controlling either one of five Resident Evil 4 characters: Leon Kennedy, Albert Wesker, Jack Krauser, Ada Wong, or HUNK. The mod is out and playable right now,…
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Problem Gaming: When You Take Five iPads Into The Shower
“I hate my job,” George Yao told The New York Times. After moving across the country to a tiny apartment, to a city where he had no friends, he found an outlet in Clash of Clans. Then Yao found himself standing in the shower with five iPads—individually bagged—struggling to preserve his No. 1 ranking in…
By Owen Good