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Horrifying, Giant Hatsune Miku On The Oculus Rift Is Just Too Much
This video starts off tame enough. It’s just an average imaginary virtual reality with Hatsune Miku backed by fake (but pretty impressive) interactions thanks to the Oculus Rift and the Razer Hydra motion controller. Then, around the 3:30 mark, an oversized Nendroid Miku appears and all hell breaks loose. Nao_u‘s demo is the single most…
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You’ve Seen LEGO Movie Games. Now There’s A Game Of The LEGO Movie.
This isn’t just an excuse to post the amazing trailer for The LEGO Movie again, I promise. That’s not saying I’m not going to post it again — of course I am. I’m just posting it within the context of the oddly wonderful occasion of TT Games, the developer responsible for making LEGO video games…
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He Woulda Gotten Away With It If It Wasn’t for His Meddling Grandma
Crime is a constant feature of video games writing. Somewhere, someone is doing something illicit with them—sometimes comically stupid, sometimes tragic. Games and consoles are currency, objects of dispute, sometimes even weapons themselves. Kotaku‘s Police Blotter is here to round up the latest in games crime. Snitches Do Cross-Stitches MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio—Police thwarted the shoplifting…
By Owen Good -
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The Frickin’ Greatest Legend Of Zelda Debate Ever.
“You can’t hate Legend of Zelda!” You make a compelling argument, SammyClassicSonicFan, but HaleyTheHedgehog isn’t buying it. Maybe it’s time to bust out the “pitch-perfect gameplay.” This delightful YouTube debate has me simultaneously excited for and dreading the point at which my own children will be cognizant and coherent enough to argue the finer points…
By Mike Fahey -
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Navigating a Maze of Real Lasers is Harder Than You’d Think
Look — We all love lasers. And we all agree that mazes made out of lasers, a la the movie Entrapment, are awesome. What you may not realize is that navigating a laser maze in real life is harder than you’d think. It was raining, and yet dozens of people came out to try their…
By Chris Person