I love a good Game of Thrones joke as much as the next guy. But this one, made by Twitter user iScoff, really does take the cake. The Twitter-cake. The cake of tweets.
Perhaps you heard today that Ken Levine and Irrational’s much-hyped, ambitious Bioshock Infinite has ben delayed until 2013.
Epic Games design director Cliff Bleszinski was at work prior to 9am this morning. Stay tuned to Twitter for further developments on this breaking story. [Twitter]
Atlus has become one of my favourite video game publishers over the past few years. Not only do they localise almost every role-playing game they develop, they always show a willingness to take risks on crazy ideas — something that is very rare in the gaming industry.
We know that Twitter is a forum rife with negativity, just as surely as we know that Xbox Live contains the same. But it’s still sobering to look at the kind of venom that was spewed in the direction of Robert Bowling, who recently resigned as the public face and “creative strategist” of lead Call of Duty development studio, Infinity Ward.
Fan outrage over the ending of Mass Effect 3‘s been boiling over since the week that BioWare’s hotly anticipated threequel came out, with charity protests, complaints being made to the US Federal Trade Commission and noises about closure from BioWare. People want to something else for their Shepards, even if they don’t know what it is.
From the Beeb’s official Twitter: “shoutout to @Ronnie2K – everyone follow him. good people. thanks for the good time. the eye will heal. ha.”
Bethesda community manager Nick Breckon has asked his 65 year-old mother to sit down and play Skyrim.
After writing 11,296 stories for Kotaku I find myself at a loss for words as I write this, my last for the site.
