See Which Heroes Get the Biggest Changes in the Remixed Marvel Universe
This week, we’ll get our first real glimpses of the realms that make up Battleworld.
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This week, we’ll get our first real glimpses of the realms that make up Battleworld.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a great game filled with small choices. Which kind of sword do you use? Which king or emperor do you support? What do you say to that tempestuous sorceress?
Does the developer prioritise the eSports stars, high-ranking amateurs, or more casual players? They don’t go to the very top of the food chain, it turns out. But they get close.
Guess what? Mad Max: Fury Road is an awesome film. So awesome, in fact, that a bunch of us Kotaku staffers decided to get together and talk about why we loved it.
The Sims 4 had a controversial launch last fall for one main reason: unlike its immediate predecessor, the game didn’t feature toddlers. Not much has changed in the months since.
In late 2009, TheUrbanOrb underwent a routine medical procedure, but experienced a rare and unfortunate side effect that resulted in extensive nerve damage in several fingers. Dark Souls was a huge part of his road to rehabilitation.
Talking to the people behind 'The Netflix of Porn' – and discovering how gaming is playing a big role in the company's success.
The pay once, play forever structure of Puzzle & Dragons Z for the Nintendo 3DS sounded like a dream. Sometimes dreams are stupid.
If you played Destiny anytime in the last 24 hours, you found a surprise waiting for you in the Tower. The Queen’s Wrath is back!
Ahh, Friday. You’re here, I’m here, and that means Worth Reading, our weekly collection of the best games writing that’s not on Kotaku, is back.
Hoo-boy, have people done some insane things in the name of gaming!
Guys. I’m kind of freaked out right now.
In February of 2011, fresh off nine months’ worth of 80-hour work weeks, Jessica Chavez took a pair of scissors to her hair. She’d been working so hard on a video game—14 hours a day, six days a week—that she hadn’t even had a spare hour to go to the barber.
Nineteen per cent of gamers are over the age of 50. But only one per cent of the men and women making those games are the same age. Is the games industry no country for old developers?
With Fallout 4 excitement reaching a fever pitch recently, it seems like a good time to look back on the things that made Fallout 3 so great. I speak, of course, of many amazing missions hidden inside of the Capital Wasteland.
Good news: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a really cool game. Bad news: It’s dense and complicated as hell, and requires you to keep track of a ridiculous number of people, places, and concepts. Don’t worry: I’m here to help.
