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IRL Big Head Mode Makes Halloween Cool & Creepy
12:00PM Michael McWhertor | Big head mode, an undisputed classic video game Easter Egg, as it turns out, also makes for a damn good Halloween costume. Kotaku reader Eric’s papercraft big head mode version of himself makes normal Eric equally cool and creepy. More »
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12:40PM Owen Good | Are there plans and printouts for this life-size Link? You bet there are. There are also plans on the Internet for atomic weapons – doesn’t mean I could build one of those either. More »
Papercraft Link Is Enormous, Lifelike
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Dreamcast, NES Ported To Papercraft
12:00PM Owen Good | Sure, they don’t work, but these cardboard consoles definitely start more conversations. Best part, you don’t even need tape or glue. Thicker paper is recommended, as is a nice printer that can handle 150dpi printouts. More »
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The 46-Foot Tall Paper Gundam Float
12:00PM Brian Ashcraft | We’ve all seen the giant Gundam statue erected in Odaiba. It’s impressive! We’re impressed. Know what else is impressive? This paper Gundam float at the Tachi Neputa Festival. More »
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Mario: The Board Game
5:30PM Luke Plunkett | Ever wondered what Mario would have looked like had Nintendo stuck to their background in making games out of paper and cardboard instead of going all electronic? Wonder. No. More. More »
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Killzone 2 Rewards In-Game Discovery With Real-World Stuff
2:30PM Luke Plunkett | Like every other shooter on the market, Killzone 2 features things that are hidden. Where Killzone 2 differs from the rest, however, is that your rewards for findings these are tangible. More »
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You’ll Need Teamwork To Finish This Left 4 Dead Tank
5:30PM Luke Plunkett | Left 4 Dead is scary. Paper? Not so scary. But paper folded to appear as though the paper takes the form of Left 4 Dead’s scariest bad guy, THE TANK? OK. That’s…scary enough. More »
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In Which Zelda Papercraft Reaches New Heights
9:30PM Luke Plunkett | Yes. That’s papercraft. A papercraft hat. A papercraft Zelda hat, complete with floppy green bit, moppish blonde hair and polygonal stylings. And it’s wearable. More »