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Snowball Fight
A Winter Tails | Sonic and Tales have a snowball fight in this sculpture created by @BlueSonikku for Sega of America Gifts For Everybody Everybody games. (Finally!) With a million different types of gamers, there are a million types of gifts to be bought. This year, rather than going very broad, we’ve tried to offer…
By Brian Crecente Published November 23, 2011 -
Google’s Latest Doodle Draws You Into An Old-School Sci-Fi Adventure Game
The masters of information over at Google are commemorating American Thanksgiving with a quaint turkey doodle taking place of their usual rainbow font. It’s what you’ll see if you’re logging in from the United States. But non-American web surfers are getting something much cooler. Today’s Google Doodle offers up a interactive adventure game inspired by…
By Evan Narcisse Published November 23, 2011 -
The Latest Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 Screens Have Nowhere to Hide
Don’t look at me, I’m just as bewildered as many of you are that Sniper: Ghost Warrior did well enough to score a sequel. Perhaps it had something to do with the sexy scenery City Interactive is showing off in the sequel’s screenshots. While I’m a huge proponent for sniping early and often, I just…
By Mike Fahey Published November 23, 2011 -
Fund Against the Wall, A Gorgeous Puzzle Platformer
All of civilization clings to a giant omnipresent wall, your village is miles above you. What do you do? Against the Wall is a game in which you manipulate the walls around you to access new parts of “The Wall”. All with the one goal of just getting home. Elegant visuals, interesting gameplay and a…
By Chris Carolan Published November 23, 2011 -
The Hour of World of Warcraft‘s Twilight Is Almost Upon Us
With patch 4.3 coming soon to a World of Warcraft near you, Blizzard tossed us some video showcasing the three new five-man dungeons and the grand finale of the Cataclysm saga, the Dragon Soul Deathwing raid. It used to be I’d watch something like the Dragon Soul raid coming in the Hour of Twilight patch…
By Mike Fahey Published November 23, 2011 -
What Nintendo’s Game Creators Think of You
If you’ve ever played a Zelda game or a Mario game, you’ve played a game made by a bunch of people in Japan. Most likely, they were far away from you. But that doesn’t mean they didn’t think about you. They do think about you. A lot. In an unusual and interesting way. I recently…
By Stephen Totilo Published November 23, 2011 -
Final Fantasy XIII-2 Might Remind You of Mass Effect, Pokemon
There was a collective sigh from the JRPG faithful when Square Enix announced Final Fantasy XIII-2 earlier this year. Some wanted more FFVII or more Kingdom Hearts. Instead, a return to Gran Pulse was in the offing. But, based on my recent hands-on with FFXIII-2, the sequel holds some intriguing changes to the formula set…
By Evan Narcisse Published November 23, 2011 -
Follow Gameloft on Twitter for Free Android Games All Weekend Long
Gameloft is handing out free Android games over the Thanksgiving weekend via links in the @GameloftAndroid Twitter feed. The games be available for two hours at a time, meaning you’ve got an hour and a half to snag Dungeon Hunter II HD
By Mike Fahey Published November 23, 2011 -
Come Talk About Uncharted 3 Multiplayer Right Now!
Welcome, Kotaku Game Club, to the multiplayer edition of our Uncharted 3 talks! Thank you everyone for showing up a day early. I hope that you’re as excited as I am to get a healthy gaming discussion in before the holiday. In case you’re stumbling upon the Game Club for the first time, our group…
By Mike Epstein Published November 23, 2011 -
The New Final Fantasy XIII-2 Trailer Proves Square Enix Still Knows How to Make a Scene
While the Final Fantasy name may have lost a bit of its drool-inducing powers over the past two entries in the series, the Final Fantasy XIII-2 cinematic team keep the excitement alive in this latest trailer, “Battle of Valhalla”. If the team behind the sequel to one of the most polarizing entries in the series…
By Mike Fahey Published November 23, 2011 -
Sol Exodus Gallery
By Mike Fahey Published November 23, 2011 -
Call of Duty Elite Is 95 Percent Operational, Mobile Versions Inbound Next Week
Call of Duty’s online Elite service is just about fully functionally, with the first episode of Friday Night Fights set to hit this week and the mobile version releasing as early as next week, Activision says. “We changed our status to green yesterday,” said Daniel Suarez, vice president of production at Activision. The service had…
By Brian Crecente Published November 23, 2011 -
Fantastic Four #600, Diablo #1 and a Ron Paul Bio are Some of This Week’s Most interesting Comics
It’s the day before Thanksgiving, so, if you’re in America, you should be heading somewhere to start your Thanksgiving festivities. But stop by the comic shop first, or at least check out the new comics you can get for download. There’s new stuff out. As always, I have recommendations: Comics You Should Consider Buying (from…
By Stephen Totilo Published November 23, 2011 -
All the Gaming Black Friday Deals
Check out these Black Friday gaming deals, courtesy of our taller, more popular, better looking older brothers at Gizmodo, who have a larger list with electronics, as well. [Thanks for writing the intro copy, Gizmodo. –Ed.] The interactive tool works in most modern browsers, but if you’re having problems, the plaintext mode should work in…
By Cmbeid Published November 23, 2011 -
Hey Guys, Serious Sam 3: BFE is Out Right Now
And you thought there weren’t any more games coming out before Christmas. Croteam has unleashed Serious Sam 3: BFE upon the somewhat suspicious PC gaming masses, flipping the bird at today’s more technical shooters in favor of old school shooting shit all to hell. It’s okay. I forgot it was coming out too. Hell, I…
By Mike Fahey Published November 23, 2011 -
uDraw Studio Instant Artist Doesn’t Quite Live Up To Its Name
Contrary to what the title led me to believe I was not instantly transformed into an artist upon starting up uDraw Studio Instant Artist, the pack-in software for THQ’s new uDraw Tablet for the Xbox 360. I did, however, manage to record an entire video without drawing one penis. Okay, on my third take I…
By Mike Fahey Published November 23, 2011 -
Get The Year’s Biggest Games On the Cheap Thanks to Steam’s Autumn Sale
Whether they were good (Portal 2), bad (Duke Nukem Forever) or under your radar (Orcs Must Die!), you can get some of the biggest games of this year and other recent releases for up to 75% on Valve’s digital distribution portal. Starts today, ends on Sunday, Get clicking, folks: store.steampowered.com
By Evan Narcisse Published November 23, 2011 -
Gameloft Flies Game-Laden Rental iPads Across Australia
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could rent an iPad filled with nifty Gameloft-brand game product to keep you occupied during lengthy flights? Next month customers of Australia’s Jetstar will find out first hand. Gameloft has partnered with Jetstar to provide passengers on Australian domestic, trans Tasman and short-haul international flights between Australia and New…
By Mike Fahey Published November 23, 2011 -
Fund Blink, For Those Who Like Mirrors Edge and Puzzles
If you liked Mirrors Edge and platform puzzle games Blink is the game for you. The prime mechanic is “Blinking” the abilty to changes the world around you, phasing the environment between two “dimensions”. Goal: $10,000 Notable Reward: $60 – For an undisclosed reason they will put your voice in the game. Mysterious! Chances: Rough,…
By Chris Carolan Published November 23, 2011 -
Pepper Spray Cop Could Have Been on the Cover of DOOM
In the latest mash-up of the Pepper Spray Cop image that came out of the Ocupy UC Davis protests, Lt. John Pike finds himself on Mars on the cover of id Software’s classic first-person shooter DOOM Clearly, this proves that pepper spray is much more than just a food product. Now, what other foods can…
By Evan Narcisse Published November 23, 2011