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The Ratchet & Clank Movie Is A 90 Minute Cutscene Looking For A Game
What works as a series of video game cutscenes doesn’t necessarily work as a feature film. The Ratchet & Clank movie is living proof. “The movie is going to be amazing,” I thought to myself as I played through theexcellent film-based Ratchet & Clank game earlier this month. Snippets from the movie sprinkled between the…
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The Splatoon Amiibo We’ve Been Waiting For
Unlocking new in-game challenges is nice and all, but where are the Amiibo that unlock new musical numbers? They’re Callie and Marie, Splatoon’s Squid Sisters, and they’ll be hitting stores on July 8. They’re in-game TV personalities. They’re virtual idols. They’redelicious-looking food. The Squid Sisters are the best thing to come out of Splatoon besides…
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120-Sided Dice, For Your Most Hardcore RPG Sessions
There’s now a d120 out there, made by the folks over at The Dice Lab, and while it’d be interesting to see what it could be used for during an RPG session, it certainly looks like a fun gimmick. The d120 is based on a polyhedron known as the disdyakis triacontahedron. Each face is an…
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World of Warcraft‘s Duskwood is Chilling in Unreal Engine 4
Duskwood, a World of Warcraft zone almost all Alliance players visit while leveling, got the Unreal Engine treatment by Daniel L, who’s slowly recreating all the classic Eastern Kingdoms zones. It’s a cursed, foggy realm of horror, inhabited by ghouls, ghosts and skeletal warriors. Even with 2006 graphics, it’s a chilling zone, and it just…
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Thank God Minecraft Doesn’t Really Have Physics
In Minecraft, a few block types like sand, gravel, or water are affected by gravity, and that’s mostly it for the in-game physics. In this animation, however, it takes very little for a painstakingly built mansion to totally and utterly collapse. The animation, “Home Sweet Home,” was made by Poland-based 3D artist Michał Mroszczak (via…
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