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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land Requiring more than 200 pages, 12 hours of work per day for a solid month, and what must have been gallons of printer ink, is this jaw-dropping life-size papercraft Link that the artist Michaela M. completed this week. Yes, she has a template for those with the time and the patience to try to re-create her masterpiece.
Link is the strong, but silent type. Really, really silent. Like, he doesn’t talk. Sometimes that’s a good thing, because he’s not blabbering on about stupid thing. Sometimes, it’s really bad.
On the final day of E3, Kotaku intern Michael Epstein and I were running on fumes. I couldn’t hold a camera still and he couldn’t z-target. Nevertheless, we endeavoured to play all three parts of the E3 2011 demo for this year’s big Wii game, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Please forgive the shakes; I think the game looks quite nice despite them.
