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Sunday Comics: Dead Island Most Japanese bento lunches are either cute (for little kids) or boring (for adults). This one is…different.
Remember when Japan got meat buns shaped like the Slime character from Dragon Quest? Well, now your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man is getting his own bun, too.
Over the years, Kotaku has posted so many cakes that the site is now jaded. It takes a lot to impress. It takes a life-sized Stormtrooper.
On January 25, Capcom, the game company behind Resident Evil and Street Fighter, will open…a bar. It’s called Capcom Bar. Clever.
Grand Theft Auto’s famous Cluckin’ Bell chain of restaurants have a mainstay menu item called the Fowl Burger. Looking like a filthy chicken burger, costing only $US1 and regenerating health makes them magical. So magical it’s worth trying to prepare your own, in the real world.
In video games, food is all important. It provides us with sustenance, keeps that health bar at safe levels and gives us those nutritious points our avatars so sorely need. Gourmet Gaming is a website that shows you how to create that scrumptious in-game food in real life. Feel like feasting on the Portal Cake? Or chomping down on the chunk of meat from Golden Axe? Gourmet Gaming will show you how!
