Added: 20.01.2015 6:14 | 24 views | 0 comments


Kotaku writes:"We've seen charts, and galleries from the street, but it's only when you see the size of the game world in both GTA titles laid bare that you start to appreciate a few things you might have otherwise missed."

Added: 19.01.2015 9:10 | 12 views | 0 comments


Kotaku - The lovely gaming couple responsible for TecAssault were enjoying a quiet evening opening weapon cases in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Then they opened one of the rarest items possible, and the husband completely loses his sh*t.

Added: 18.01.2015 2:10 | 16 views | 0 comments


Kotaku writes:"When Razer first announced their Atrox Arcade Stick for the Xbox One I gave it a hard time, mainly because the Xbox One only had one fighting game at the moment. Then I found something to do while I wait for more."

Added: 17.01.2015 9:10 | 12 views | 0 comments


Kotaku - I got a message from a Smash Bros. player recently that made a bold promise: he'd figured out how to reduce every character's lag time in the game. That's a tall order, so I was skeptical. But then other players started to think he might be on to something. And that's when things got really interesting.

Added: 15.01.2015 18:10 | 10 views | 0 comments


Kotaku writes:"The weirdest Zelda game, 2000's Nintendo 64 great The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, is finally coming to the 3DS on February 13th. Yesterday, I had a chance to play the game for a little bit during a Nintendo event in San Francisco, and I got to see some of the changes featured in the remake."

Added: 15.01.2015 16:10 | 9 views | 0 comments


Recently Joystiq announced that they are abandoning a review score entirely, and joining Kotaku as being one of the few major game journalism outlets that rate their games by words alone. This is actually not a bad idea, and in a perfect world, this is the only kind of review that we would have; people judging a games quality based not on numbers, but actual opinion.

Added: 15.01.2015 6:11 | 8 views | 0 comments


Kotaku - Last month, attackers took down the PlayStation Network for several days, embarrassing Sony and leaving tons and tons of gamers unable to feed their Destiny addictions for almost a week. This is all thanks to what's called a Distributed Denial of Service attack, where a person or a group of people send an inflated amount of traffic to a network in hopes of overloading and crippling the servers. DDoS attacks are easy to pull off and extremely difficult to stop, which is why it's kinda nice to see the White House coming out with an Official Stance against them. In fact, President Obama just released a statement saying he's working on legislation to expand federal authority when it comes to fighting this sort of malicious internet behavior.