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Rashid: "Earlier this week I reported a rumor on how an Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero is planning to sue Hideo Kojima and Konami for using his likeness and theory on head transplant in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. The rumor turned out to be correct as Kotaku confirmed with the doctor that this is indeed the case."

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Kotaku: "Mortal Kombat X is a damn good sign that the twenty-year relationship Ive had with Sub-Zero, Kung Lao and the rest is going to continue for a long, long time."

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2K Australia, the developer of the recent Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, will be closing down and leaving its numerous employees out of a job, according to a source at Kotaku Australia.

The Canberra-based studio, self-described as "Australia's only AAA developer" and who has been making games for over 14 years, will be shutting down due to exorbitant operating costs for the studio in Australia, which doesn't bode well for the games industry in the country.

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A source has just informed Kotaku that 2K Australia, the studio in Canberra that most recently brought us Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, is closing its doors.

Added: 16.04.2015 14:18 | 13 views | 0 comments


Kotaku - Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin runs at a terrific frame rate, and its great! Unfortunately, that introduces a glitch that degrades your weapons really fast, and From Software doesnt seem to care. Weapon degradation is not new to the Souls games. Its possible to induce degradation by hitting dead bodies or striking the games environment. Even in Demons Souls, weapons could break after enough use, and certain spells were designed to purposely break your weapons really quickly. Most weapons arent broken forever, though, as blacksmiths can easily repair them.

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Update: Official comment from a 2K representative has been provided to Kotaku Australia: "We can confirm we have taken steps to begin the studio closure process for 2K Australia in order to better manage ongoing development costs while improving the working proximity of our creative teams. We are very grateful for the team’s valuable contributions to numerous 2K projects, and are working with affected staff to explore reassignment opportunities where possible."

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Update: Official comment from a 2K representative has been provided to Kotaku Australia: "We can confirm we have taken steps to begin the studio closure process for 2K Australia in order to better manage ongoing development costs while improving the working proximity of our creative teams. We are very grateful for the team’s valuable contributions to numerous 2K projects, and are working with affected staff to explore reassignment opportunities where possible."