Sentences with phrase «kotaku piece»

Rumors of a Spyro trilogy remaster have been floating around for quite a while, even before the Kotaku piece began making the rounds.

Plus, in response to a Gameological reader email that mentioned Evan's Kotaku piece about «Black Cool,» Evan and I debate the mainstream game studios» «white dudes only» problem for a spell.

A co-worker popped up in the comments of this Kotaku piece to explain that the stunt worked and the headscarf ban has been removed.

Not exact matches

Kotaku lauds the Wii U as the finest piece of hardware ever made by Nintendo, adding, «For once, we have a Nintendo console that doesn't feel like it is pocked with omissions.»

Kotaku staff writer Ethan Gach, who is a Vita enthusiast who «rides hard for that piece of junk,» is psyched.

Let's be honest; Kotaku are crap but even then, their later piece was formulated after a more in depth viewing of the game.

Kotaku staff writer Ethan Gach, who is a Vita enthusiast who «rides hard for that piece of junk,» is psyched.

With Capcom recently announcing that the plan to increase support for the Nintendo Switch in 2018 and beyond, Kotaku UK has published a piece detailing what these titles could be.

Kotaku's Keza McDonald set the record straight on Nintendo's finances with a wonderful piece explaining that Nintendo are not in any immediate financial danger, and won't be for some time.

There're at least a few dozen pieces of concept art visible in Kotaku's high - resolution photos, complete with various captions and whatnot which hint at the kind of things we're going to see in the game.

Kotaku's Jason Schreier has written a lengthy piece about EA's upcoming Anthem game, which when first seen at last year's E3 had a «Fall 2018» release date.

Kotaku lauds the Wii U as the finest piece of hardware ever made by Nintendo, adding, «For once, we have a Nintendo console that doesn't feel like it is pocked with omissions.»

Well, Dyack (who's now over at Precursor Games in an exclusively creative capacity) has responded to the allegations calling out Kotaku for running the piece, and addressing the concerns that many community members have expressed over the development of Precursor's crowdfunding effort, Shadow of the Eternals.

To wit: Kotaku has a piece out today on an incident that took place in VR Chat, an extremely popular virtual world akin to Second Life.

Pfft I hear you say but as pointed out by gaming website Kotaku, there may be some proof to the ludicrous rumour as a piece of concept art shows a fight happening between two brawlers, one of which has the exact same tattoo as Brrrrrooooooccccckkkkk Leeeesssssnnnnaaarrr!

- You've probably seen it everywhere else, but this anti-PS3 video, as linked on Kotaku, is an irresistable, repellent piece of propaganda, with many extra marks for a mangling of The Fray's song «How To Save A Life».

Speaking of modern video game franchises with big set pieces spread across multiple sequels, Kotaku has word that there's a survey floating around out there attempting to gauge interest in potential settings for the next installment of Assassin's Creed.

The author of the piece, Kotaku's Stephen Totilo, called upon readers to «argue for a Virtual Boy store on the Nintendo 3DS, if you can.»

Not too long ago, Reggie Fils - Aime spoke to Kotaku and did validate that Breath of the Wild «s following piece of DLC will grow the base game's tale and will emphasis on the legendary champions who performed a essential position in Breath of the Wild.

Kotaku then decided to ask Microsoft themselves about the arrival of free - to - stream pornography on their flagship piece of hardware.