Monday, October 19, 2009
News
Who Would Be A Good Live Action Bayonetta?
11:00PM Brian Ashcraft | Not Sarah Palin, don’t start, we’re not going there again, no Sarah Palin, no, no, no. Bayonetta designer Hideki Kamiya has someone else in mind. And it’s not me. Sadly. More »
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Have A Look At The New Pink, Blue Wii Remote
10:30PM Brian Ashcraft | Forget blue is for boys and pink is for girls. These upcoming Nintendo Wii Remotes are for both. Out in Japan December 3, they are priced at ¥3,800 (US$42) each. More »
Culture
How’d That Germany “Killer Game” Trashing Rally Go? (Eh….)
10:00PM Brian Ashcraft | Over the weekend, a German advocacy group asked individuals to bring their “killer games” to the front of an opera house to throw away in a large dumpster. More »
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Nintendo Is Working On New Mario Game
9:00PM Brian Ashcraft | Hold onto your smelly socks, because Mario voice actor Charles Martinet has a bombshell. Nintendo is, are you ready, making, wait for it, another, braces, Mario game. More »
Culture
Smash Bros. For Charity — A Kotaku Alumnus Story
8:30PM AJ Glasser | Former Kotaku intern Andrew Freedman is making us proud at his university’s daily newspaper. Check out his latest piece on “The Peach Bowl,” a college charity Smash Bros. tournament. More »
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Yakuza Creator On Grand Theft Auto
8:00PM Brian Ashcraft | SEGA’s PlayStation franchise Yakuza (Ryu Ga Gotoku) has often been called “The Grand Theft Auto of Japan”. Like GTA, players are in large urban environments in an underworld setting. That doesn’t mean designer Toshihiro Nagoshi is a fan, though. More »
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Dante’s Inferno In Unpainted Figure Form
7:00PM Brian Ashcraft | Upcoming EA published title Dante’s Inferno is getting an animated movie and a live action movie. It’s also getting toys. Know what we’ll be getting soon? More »
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Talking Points Brought To You (Mostly) By Peter Moore
6:30PM AJ Glasser | Half the fun of any panel with Peter Moore on it is just listening to him talk. Sometimes he says funny stuff, sometimes he says important stuff. But he never fails to entertain. More »
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