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The Story Of Doodle Jump: Brotherly Love And Digital Snacks English is hard. But, really, if you are a Japanese developer making video games, there is one English word you should know how to spell: “Battle.”
A new flash site has just gone live on Konami’s Kojima Productions website. The flash site is barebones, showing them Konami logo and the above image with text that reads “A Next Metal Gear Is…”
We haven’t done a Kotaku Stalku in ages. That makes us think, hey, we should do one! Good thing reader Jaime sent us this picture and note:
Venerated SEGA developer Yu Suzuki (Hang-On, Virtua Cop) changed the way people played. His titles have been revolutionary regarding how players interact with arcade games and arcade game cabinets. But Suzuki thinks there’s more than can be done. Like?
OK, not just Gwen Stefani. No Doubt. Though these days, when I think “No Doubt”, I think “Gwen Stefani career advancement vehicle”, so excuse my conclusion-jumping.
You, or somebody you know, have probably broken their Rock Band/Guitar Hero drum pedal. They’re made out of plastic, and plastic is simply not cut out for the demands of rock and roll.
While that Gears of War 2 remote control Centaur Tank might looks good in blurry newspaper scans — that’s about it, it seems. Italian site HobbyMedia brings word that RC car site Big Squid RC has reviewed the tank. It’s a video review, because something must be seen to be believed.
The tank was included with the Gears of War 2 limited edition pack at Best Buy. Apparently, it’s a $US30 value.
Hit the jump for the review.
Business types Marketwatch are giving out awards! Important ones! Ones like “Best CEO 2008″. Eligible were CEOs from all walks of life. Mining companies, banks, you name it. And who came second? Bobby Freakin’ Kotick.
According to this Tech On! report, Nintendo are in the process of evaluating their Wii Remote accelerometer technology. Seeing if other companies can supply better gear than their current suppliers can.
Here’s a TV spot for THQ’s Saints Row 2, which was just released in Japan. (It’s, well, interesting. Like PaRappa on crank or something.) The pun-filled ad focuses on the game’s customisation with the male character telling the female character that she had been a man until yesterday — a claim she denies!
There’s another ad after the jump as well.
