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Kotaku - Naughty Dog's melodramatic post-apocalyptic survival game wowed almost everybody when it came out last year. Will the notoriously picky folks behind Honest Game Trailers manage to find fault with The Last of Us? Shh. Clickers!

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Kotaku writes: This shouldn't come as a surprise, really. But game creator Fumito Ueda mentioned The Last Guardian in this week's issue of Dengeki PlayStation. And from the sound of it, the game could be headed to the PS4. Dengeki PlayStation polled numerous developers about, well, PlayStation. Questions included asking them what their most memorable title on the platform was. Ueda replied, "The Last Guardian, by which I mean all the hardships and the unforeseen amount of time required than what was originally thought."

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Kotaku - Ever since Super Smash Bros. came out for the Wii U, players have been playing around with the game's new stage builder. While many fans have focused on recreating their favorite stages from past games, one idea has stood out because of its novelty: turning Smash into a particularly silly version of...basketball?

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Kotaku - For a certain subset of gamers, today is big. Really big. Like, the biggest day in years. That's all thanks to Saturday's surprise reveal that Konami and Sony are teaming up to do something fans have been begging them to do for almost a decade now: today, Suikoden II is out on PSN. I honestly never thought I'd write those words. "Suikoden II is out on PSN." But here we are, and finally, today's gamers can play one of the world's finest role-playing games without pulling out the old PS1 and wasting a small fortune on eBay. You can now buy a copy of Suikoden II that can run on both PS3 and Vita for the damn reasonable price of $10. And you really, really should.

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Kotaku broke the news that they received an Assassin's Creed: Victory leak. Specifically the leak came in the form of a several minutes-long video, and despite the fact the timing of its release coincides with a significant drop in consumer confidence, the author of the article refuses to consider why someone at Ubisoft sent this to him in the first place.