Greetings from Washington State, Kotaku. I've parachuted in to check out the new Xbox, which will be revealed today. (Probably because Microsoft got tired of all the leaks, right?) We'll have lots of coverage, including a livestream
Greetings from Washington State, Kotaku. I've parachuted in to check out the new Xbox, which will be revealed today. (Probably because Microsoft got tired of all the leaks, right?) We'll have lots of coverage, including a livestream
They better explain what happened to Ashoka Tano. They owe Clone Wars fans that.
After tomorrow, the next new console announced will be the... 1) Apple Something, 2) The Wii 3, 3) The PlayStation 4 1/2, 4) ____________. Any guesses?
Seven months after the publication of an article about the troubled development cycle of his studio’s last video game, Denis Dyack is finally sharing his views on the article. Naturally, we have some thoughts about his reply.
Yes, later today. I'm glad he's finally decided to share his side of the story, which is something he'd declined to do multiple times when this story was being reported and edited. It's only fair to give his views some presence on the site. I'll address some of his claims and concerns.
"Also, 15 minutes playing a game doesn't even qualify for forming an opinion."
One element that might make the city feel a little dynamic: they're introducing a "crime-in-progress" system which, as I understand it, generates random small crime events—like a mugging, I think—that you'll then be able to race over to and try to stop.
The excellent, expansive Batman: Arkham City was always going to be a tough act to follow, and Batman: Arkham Origins, this fall's next in the series, does not immediately make a strong case that it will surpass its predecessor.
I just wanted to chime in to say that I love how TAY has been developing. It's really cool to see our community more or less making a Kotaku of their own. As Kinja continues to be iterate on, I'm optimistic that everyone will have more tools to do more stuff with their sites, including TAY. And I also expect we'll be…
Screenshot from Sony, but one should always take official video game screenshots with a couple of grains of salt. Games typically don't look quite as good in real life as they do in screenshots.