The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy: The Kotaku Review
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What a dizzying new spy thriller took from Satoshi Kon’s Millennium Actress
Watching Reflection in a Dead Diamond is like falling down a rabbit hole lined with images from every spy movie you’ve ever seen, and a thousand you probably haven’t. Inspired by the Eurospy movement — the ’60s era of stylized,…
The Top 10 Best Licensed Games Based on Movies
Ah, the licensed video game. Once a collection of underwhelming retellings of big-screen blockbusters, littered with haunting polygonal nightmares (Hagrid, that’s you) and aimless Atari attempts (yes, E.T., that’s you), we’ve seen an uptick in actually good adaptations in recent…
Blizzard sees players levitating their homes in WoW’s player housing, ‘even though there weren’t UI controls for that’, decides it’s now a feature, not a bug
World of Warcraft‘s player housing early access is already a treat—with players immediately setting to work constructing all kinds of madcap, HOA-violating nonsense, as they very much should be. One trick players discovered (outside of being able to sit anywhere)…
John Romero’s Canceled Shooter Is Still Canceled, but He’s Taking ‘Elements’ and Putting Them in a Brand New Game
Doom co-creator John Romero has revealed that while his previous shooter was canceled, “elements” of it live on in his latest secret project. Romero Games, the studio founded by John and Brenda Romero, was left “heartbroken” this summer after Microsoft…
Apple Watch Ultra 2 Drops Even Cheaper Than Black Friday in a Year-End Clearance Rush, Already Selling Out Fast
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Nintendo’s Shares Take A Tumble Amid Renewed Chip Shortage Worries
Chip and dip. Despite the massive Switch 2 sales out of the gate, Nintendo’s shares have been slipping throughout December, dropping as much as 4.7% yesterday. Why? It seems fears surrounding chip shortages may be to blame. Bloomberg (paywall) estimates…
OneXPlayer X1 Air review
This is a gaming tablet that makes itself hard to love, and yet there are definitely things I like about OneXPlayer’s latest Intel-based gaming tablet. Lunar Lake in tablet form does very, very well, and its Arc 140V GPU is…
Metroid Prime 4 is the Dragon Age Veilguard of Metroid
As I progressed further in Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, I kept feeling like it had a lot of Dragon Age: The Veilguard vibes. Maybe it was just a similar feeling of disappointment, I thought, since, in both cases, something I…
Wheel World’s chill racing made it the feel-good trip of the summer
The wind in your face. The clunk of a gear change. The chill in your skull-haunted handlebars. All sensations that are, presumably, enjoyed by cyclists worldwide, and can be felt for yourself in the game behind door number ten: Wheel…