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Objection: Has The US Wii U Launch Changed Your Opinion Of The Wii U?

It’s been a tough day in the office for Nintendo. The US launch hasn’t entirely gone to plan, the online situation is… grim. But will Nintendo get these issues sorted out in time for the Australian launch, and have the troubles in the US affected your decision to pick up the console locally? We discuss all this and more with Daniel ‘Vook’ Vuckovic.


Objection: Where Do You Stand On The Wii U?

Now that we have almost all the details on the upcoming release of the Wii U, I sat down with Daniel ‘Vook’ Vuckovic from Nintendo site Vooks to discuss our thoughts on pricing, the release date and what we expect to see over the coming months.


Objection: Should We Stop Treating Video Games Like A Disobedient Child?

When we talk about video games as a ‘medium’ we tend to use language like ‘immature’, ‘young’. But video games have been around since 1961 — isn’t it about time we stopped treating video games like a disobedient child? Shouldn’t it be able to look after itself by now? And does it even make sense to talk about media in terms of age? We explore these issues with Dan Golding, the man behind Crikey’s brilliant new Game On blog.


Objection! Religion In Video Games

Earlier this week this story was posted, a story which claimed that video games have a ‘problematised’ view of religion. But what does ‘promblematised’ even mean? And is religion represented fairly in video games? We catch up with frequent Kotaku contributor Adam Ruch to discuss.


Objection! A Tale Of Two Arkham Cities

We haven’t had a good old Objection at Kotaku Australia for a while now, so when Dylan Burns, founder of Pixel Hunt, came a-knockin’ with the idea of discussing Batman: Arkham City, one of my favourite games of last year I quickly said yes. Apparently Dylan wasn’t too enamoured with the game!


Objection! Do We Complain About Game Prices Too Much?

It’s been too long since we’ve had an old fashioned Objection! So we’ve decided to take one of the most controvesial perennial topics, game pricing, and take a different angle: are we too entitled? Should we really complain about the price of games when we, as consumers, have more choice than we’ve ever had before?


Objection! Should We Bother Going To E3?

Tokyo Games Show has just wrapped up and in a few days the Eurogamer Expo will be kicking off. Trade shows like E3, TGS, PAX and GamesCom are meant to be the highlights of a game journalist’s calendar, but how relevant are they? In a time when everything is live-blogged and streamed, is there even a need for us to go any more?


Objection! Whatever Happened To FMV?

Remember FMV – the stuff they put on television ads to make your parents buy you a Mega CD? Would you like to see it return, or should it be consigned to the garbage bin of video game history to fester and rot for all eternity? Darren Wells, Editor of OXM Australia has a soft spot for FMV; I want it to be cast into a fiery pit of sulphur until the end of days.


Objection! Has Kinect Done Enough?

Welcome to Objection! Where we take the time to go on-depth on current gaming issues, and let you guys continue the discussion in the comments section. In this week’s Objection, take stock of Kinect – how has it gone so far? Has it done enough? And is it really a gaming device to begin with?


Objection! Our E3 Nintendo Predictions…

Only one major press conference to go – and it’s arguably the most important one. Nintendo has promised to reveal Project Cafe at its presentation tonight, which takes place at 2am AET. I’ll be live blogging the event for those who feel like staying up – but in the mean time I roped Nintendo expert Daniel ‘Vooks’ Vuckovic into discussing our predictions for tonight’s event. What is Project Cafe? What games can we expect to see? Will Reggie finally do the moonwalk? The questions go on and on…


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