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Hideo Kojima A “Huge Fan” Of Twilight, Will Judge Your Fan Art
10:20AM Michael McWhertor | Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima is apparently a fan of Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight series, opting in to judge a fan art contest themed around the second entry in the romantic vampire action series, New Moon. More »
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11:40AM Michael McWhertor | When Earth Day rolled around, an army of Kotaku tipsters pointed out the Triforce from The Legend of Zelda’s cameo in Google’s holiday logo. Turns out that’s happened more than once. A lot more than once. More »
Yes, Someone At Google Is Slightly Triforce Obsessed
11:40AM Michael McWhertor | When Earth Day rolled around, an army of Kotaku tipsters pointed out the Triforce from The Legend of Zelda’s cameo in Google’s holiday logo. Turns out that’s happened more than once. A lot more than once. More »
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The King Of Fighters XII Website Is Go
7:20AM Mike Fahey | SNK Playmore and Ignition Entertainment have crafted one hell of an official website for The King of Fighters XII, complete with a comprehensive timeline of the series and a fan art contest worth $US1,000. More »
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Because Monday Needs Muramasa T&A
7:30PM Luke Plunkett | Time for some fan art! Fan art featuring Momohime, star of the upcoming (and gorgeous) Wii exclusive Muramasa: The Demon Blade. Fan art featuring Momohime’s butt. More »
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Mother 3 Handbook Is Sheer Indulgence
5:30PM Luke Plunkett | Remember that Mother 3 handbook we told you about? My copy just arrived in the mail. And I’m lost for words. More »
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Left 4 Dead Gets Fan Art Photo Shoot
8:40AM Michael McWhertor | The creative team responsible for Night Zero, a post-apocalyptic photographic novel that follows the survivors of a deadly viral outbreak, have found inspiration in Valve’s Left 4 Dead, which they photographically pay homage to. More »
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The Most Valuable Street Fighter Fan Art Ever
3:00AM Mike Fahey | You’re looking at the most valuable piece of Street Fighter fan art created, valued at upwards of US$14,000. More »
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