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Kotaku Robot Wars: The Final Battle
It’s all come down to this. From thirst five robots down to two. Now Xenosaga’s Kos-Mos and Knights of the Old Republic’s HK-47 square off in the final round of the Kotaku Robot Wars.
Robots We Love: Dog
The only thing better than man’s best friend is a giant, robot version of man’s best friend, and that’s why we love Half-Life 2′s Dog.
Terminator Salvation IPhone Micro-Review: Rise Of The Apple Machine
Fewer machines are better poised to enslave humanity than the ubiquitous iPhone. That doesn’t make Apple’s gadget the ideal device for a Terminator game, though it does suggest a good platform for crude movie tie-ins.
Robots We Love: KOS-MOS
If her looks don’t kill, then her superhuman strength or her melee morphing arms will. She’s KOS-MOS from Xenosaga, and we love her.
Kotaku Robot Wars Round Three: Salvation
The Kotaku Robot Wars continue on the other side of the world, as Osaka Japan and Canberra Australia are reduced to steaming piles of rubble and broken robot parts… but whose broken robot parts?
The Three (Or More, Or Less) Laws Of Gaming AI
It’s pure fantasy. Robots won’t ever actually rise up and go to war with humanity. You know why? Because the robots of the future will be governed by Asimov’s three laws of robotics.
Robots We Love: Pin*Bot
While video game robots are all well and good, it takes a special sort of robot to carry a pinball game. Sure, he may bear a striking resemblance to Cobra Commander, but we love Pin*Bot.
Terminator Salvation Review: I Hate Robots
Set in 2016 in a decimated Los Angles, Terminator Salvation the video game is meant to connect the leap between Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and Terminator Salvation the movie.
WowWee Robot To Delve Into Augmented Reality Gaming
From a remote controlled dragonfly to their award-winning Robosapien, toy maker WowWee is the master of all things robotic, but the inspiration for their toy creations often come from the world of video games.
The Many Automata Of Richard Garriott
Automata are self-operating machines, the original iteration of robots. These clockwork creations have fascinated me since I was a child. Richard Garriott, too, is fascinated with these machines, but he’s got the money to back up his interest.























