Why not? That’s what everybody like talking about any way. Everybody.
The period of public consultation on the issue of whether Australia should have an R18+ rating for videogames is drawing to a close. You have until February 28 to make a submission. Many Kotaku readers already have, and we’re going to share them with you.
On February 16, anime Halo Legends was released on home video in North America. The project was financed by Microsoft’s Halo arm 343 Industries and created by some of the biggest names in Japanese animation. But who are these names?
Yup, more toys from Toy Fair, this time in the form of that clown from Twisted Metal who I hate because he reminds me of Insane Clown Posse. Oh, and some of the lovable cast from Resistance 2.
Last night’s Kotaku Off Topic was a little early, tonight’s is a little late. That’s definitely a thumbs down for this episode of non necessarily video game related conversation. But things are looking up!
This Wednesday, the director of Product Management for Xbox 360 and Xbox Live, Aaron Greenberg joins us for our weekly podcast. Just how big can this podcast get? You’ll have to ask Aaron.
Do you have what it takes to get a review published right here on Kotaku? Michael does, as he tears aliens limb from limb.
Well, here’s our first genuine surprise since the official reveal of Sega’s Sonic 4: Sega, and its cherished Sonic Team studio, isn’t developing the game.
