Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost And The Damned is up, ready for download on Xbox LIVE Marketplace. And it’s brought a flaccid penis with it.
Ever wondered what Mario would have looked like had Nintendo stuck to their background in making games out of paper and cardboard instead of going all electronic? Wonder. No. More.
In 1990, Atari (the original Atari) were in bad shape. So they sold off their inventory of old cartridges. O’Shea Ltd bought them. All 3 million of them.
Enterbrain, publisher of game mag Famitsu, has compiled its game software sales data for last year in Japan. Which game was the biggest seller? Which games bombed? All that, and more.
An English language trailer of upcoming Blu-ray movie Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Complete has popped up online.
Kristin Kreuk is playing Chun-Li in the upcoming Street Fighter movie. With the movie nearing release, she’s stuck on promotional press junkets. Today, she speaks with Famitsu about the difference between her and Chun-Li.
GAH! That’s Toshihiro Nagoshi, creator of upcoming PS3 exclusive Ryu Ga Gotoku 3, explaining why he enjoys toasting his leathery tanned skin.
With Killzone 2 releasing next week and the lads from developer Guerrilla Games in town for a whirlwind promo tour, what better candidate could there be for the second Kotaku Question Time? So if you’ve got a question for Guerrilla, drop it in the comments by the end of the day. I’ll be choosing the ten best queries to put to the guys when they hit Sydney on Thursday.
Stupid PR stunts are nothing new to this industry. We’ve had goats blood, we’ve had free, but troublesome gas. And now, we have a misguided attempt to have people name kids after a “game” character.
This month, all-female-musical troupe Takarazuka Revue will debut its stage version of Phoenix Wright. Here’s a sneak peak.
