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Here’s The First-Ever Official Mobile Dungeons & Dragons Game
Has there really never been an official Dungeons & Dragons mobile game? No? Well then I am sure it pleases Dungeons & Dragons: Arena of War to be the first. It’s coming soon to Android and iOS, and I’m not telling you where from because it’ll only make some of you angry. Arena of War…
By Mike Fahey Published May 23, 2013 -
Monster Hunter‘s ‘Prance’ Goes On World Tour, Next Stop: Your Dreams
If ever there was a Monster Hunter gesture that deserved a dance-party video, it was the Prance. And so the guys at Explosive Alan have given us this excellent montage of pitch-perfect prancing, taking their MH characters on a tour through the world of games, cinema, television and beyond. They even stop off at the…
By Kirk Hamilton Published May 23, 2013 -
Daredevil Punching a Cancer Dinosaur Is My Favorite Panel from This Week’s Comics
Daredevil #26: Serious shit happens in this latest issue of Matt Murdock’s comic. Daredevil runs around scared senseless after getting his butt handed to him last issue by a physically superior doppelganger, terrified that he won’t be able to help Foggy Nelson as his best friend’s battles cancer. The reveal of the mastermind behind the…
By Evan Narcisse Published May 23, 2013 -
Valve Has Crowdsourced Banning Cheaters In Counter-Strike
You might want to think twice before cheating in front of, if not being a jerk to fellow Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players now. For all you know, they might be an “investigator” capable of banning you. According to the Counter-Strike blog, Valve is debuting something called “Overwatch.” Although in beta right now, the idea is…
By Patricia Hernandez Published May 23, 2013 -
Get ready to lop off some heads—first-person slasher Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is having a free weekend on Steam. From now until Sunday at 4PM Eastern, you’ll be able to leap into battle and slice and dice for zero bucks. And, if you decide you want to buy the game, it’s on sale. Just watch out…
By Kirk Hamilton Published May 23, 2013 -
The Moneysaver: Infinite $40 On Consoles, The Wire, Retro Game Music
Some men just want to watch the world save. Welcome to another installment of the Moneysaver. Today console owners can grab Bioshock: Infinite for $40, which matches the weekend’s Gold Box price and is the cheapest it’s been on consoles so far. If you’re looking for PC parts we’ve got a very nice Rigged section…
By Shane Roberts Published May 23, 2013 -
Great Moments in Tweeting With Jonny Moseley
Skiing great Jonny Moseley types his Tweets one letter at a time, just like the rest of us. And here he is chiming in on an exchange betweenKotaku gossip Superannuation, Giant Bomb‘s Ryan Davis and me. This, folks, is what Twitter was made for. Just no one tell Jonny that Ryan Davis reviewed Jonny’s PS2…
By Stephen Totilo Published May 23, 2013 -
Not Going To E3? Square Enix Has Got You Covered
We don’t know what Square Enix is showing at E3 this year, but you’ll be able to get the same view as Kotaku: the Final Fantasy makers are planning to run a livestream from their booth. Crushing disappointment: now in real-time. Or, hey, maybe we’ll all be pleasantly surprised! Maybe we’ll see Final Fantasy XV…
By Jason Schreier Published May 23, 2013 -
Final Fantasy XIV Reborn August 27, Gets Another Collector’s Edition
Final Fantasy XIV was released in September of 2010, and it wasn’t very good. On August 27, nearly three years later, Final Fantasy XIV rises again a realm reborn, and Square Enix is celebrating with a collector’s edition that’s much better than the original. Now available for preorder for the PC and PlayStation 3, Final…
By Mike Fahey Published May 23, 2013 -
New CGI Destiny Trailer Features Massive Nightmare Space Marine
I bet you thought that huge thing behind the space marines was going to be a giant worm, or an alien bug or something! Nope, it’s an even bigger space marine, with a gatling gun the size of a mid-grade sea vessel. Some very Halo-y piano in there at the end, too. No gameplay yet,…
By Kirk Hamilton Published May 23, 2013 -
Take a Look At The Witness’ Gameplay Right Here
For all the articles and interviews about The Witness, people have been wondering what the experience of playing the next game from the creator of Braid would look like. You can get a glimpse of The Witness in action in an interview on the official PlayStation Blog. In addition to the gameplay snippets, Jonathan Blow…
By Evan Narcisse Published May 23, 2013 -
G.I. Joe Battleground Prepares To Deploy Ultimate Fan Service
When the folks at DeNA asked me if I wanted to talk to the producer of a new G.I. Joe game coming to IOS and Android, I had one question: “Real American Hero G.I. Joe, or movie Joe?” Obviously they answered correctly. Extending the partnership with Hasbro that brought us Transformers Legends, DeNA’s G.I. Joe…
By Mike Fahey Published May 23, 2013 -
Microsoft Promises More Japanese Support For Xbox One At E3
You might have noticed that this week’s Xbox One event was very… Western. Microsoft’s snazzy entertainment functions are all designed for American televisions. The games—FIFA, Call of Duty, Quantum Break—were all made by Western developers. Other than a two-second appearance by Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima, there wasn’t much for fans of Japanese games…
By Jason Schreier Published May 23, 2013 -
Here’s what’s going on Talk Among Yourselves, our reader-written blog: Zarynx returns with another Gil Toss and this time, she’s talking about nerdy spending habits when it comes to the stuff we’re obsessed with. Geek Empress takes a groovy journey writing about acid trip games. Finally, PocoGrandes launches n00bism, a new recurring feature where you’re…
By Evan Narcisse Published May 23, 2013 -
How Does Local News Cover The Xbox One? By Asking The Weatherman.
Meteorologists across the country are truly upset that the Xbox One isn’t backwards-compatible. This weatherman, who looks, sounds, and acts a bit like Brick from Anchorman, is not too pleased about having to “buy a whole collection of other games for 90 bucks each.” Poor guy. I bet Don Mattrick thinks he’s really backwards
By Jason Schreier Published May 23, 2013 -
EA Says Need for Speed Rivals‘ Open-World Chases Are Next-Gen Racing
New video game hardware is coming down the pike and those machines are going to need showpieces, games that show off why the PS4 and Xbox One are a significant step ahead of their predecessors. The guys making Need For Speed Rivals—the next installment of the long-running racing series–believe that they’re making one of those…
By Evan Narcisse Published May 23, 2013 -
Square Enix America CEO Steps Down
The head of Square Enix’s American branch has left his post, just two months after the resignation of CEO Yoichi Wada. Square Enix America boss Mike Fischer left the company this month on good terms, Polygon reports. Fischer, who had been head of the game publisher’s American division for the past three years, is now…
By Jason Schreier Published May 23, 2013