Red Dead Redemption 2 Developers Speak Out After Rockstar Lifts Social Media Ban
“I know what epic crunch feels like but this was managed in such a way that I felt happy and healthy.“
“I know what epic crunch feels like but this was managed in such a way that I felt happy and healthy.“
"No one, senior or junior, is ever forced to work hard."
That’s what this week’s Kotaku Splitscreen is all about.
A beta will be rolling out soon, with an official launch in 2019.
We don’t know if ink is on paper yet, but those close to the companies believe it is all but done.
Fall damage is bad and should go away forever.
It might have some obstacles on the way to global dominance, but it’s still pretty damn impressive.
From web-slinging to web-writing.
Developers of multiplayer games tell Kotaku that they’re preparing for PlayStation Network name changes to finally come soon.
Blizzard president Mike Morhaime is no longer in the job, with World of Warcraft executive producer J. Allen Brack taking the role. In a letter to fans, Morhaime said he had decided to step down from his position.
It’s a solid, well-made game, but it ultimately left me unsatisfied.
The first game supported will be Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, which launches on Friday.
Last night, Nintendo and Square Enix delighted Final Fantasy fans by announcing a whole bunch of new Switch ports. But where’s Final Fantasy VIII?
I get an Edge Transit. You get an Edge Transit. Everyone gets an Edge Transit!
Ready to find out what Luigi’s death means for the rest of the Mushroom Kingdom?
Swinging around in the new Spider-Man is so much fun, it’ll make you look past the Ubisoft-style collect-a-thon.
