After Nintendo's Lawsuit Win, Japan's Unofficial Mario Kart Continues
Not even litigation can stop these folks from go-karting in unlicensed Mario outfits.
Not even litigation can stop these folks from go-karting in unlicensed Mario outfits.
To have and to hold, and to beat up.
Yokai Watch 4, which Kotaku checked out at the Tokyo Game Show, has been delayed to next spring in Japan. It was supposed to be out winter 2018. Inazuma Eleven: Balance Of Ares, which was slated for this fall, has also be pushed back. It will be out this winter in Japan.
NSFW: Omega Vampire describes itself as a “New Type of Vampire Boys’ Love Game”.
Twitter user Onika_Rem0202 loves Rem from Re:Zero and has decorated his room and wheels with the character.
American football players love them some Dragon Ball.
While Japan has lots of excellent arcades, Tokyo is home to the country’s best.
It’s called PUBG Project Thai and went into closed beta testing last month.
It's being directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman, of Paranormal Activity and Catfish fame.
Welcome to LoL Park.
Next year, consumption tax in Japan will increase from eight per cent to ten. It will be applied to arcade games.
Who wants to bet Milla Jovovich hunts monsters with machine guns and military-grade hardware?
This weekend, a typhoon hit Japan. Pokémon Go players noticed something: a warning system.
A remix has turned into a full-on collaboration.
The unofficial Mario Kart-themed go-karting company has to pay almost £70,000 in damages.
Bowsette isn’t the only fan creation tearing up the internet.
