Put down your pitchforks. MS Paint ain't going anywhere.

Following the less consistent Heavy Rain, it was a joy to finish our playthrough of Wolfenstein: The New Order on Kotaku's Twitch channel. While Wolfenstein might look on the surface like a mindless Nazi killing simulator, it's actually a deeply human game.

Vehicles in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds are not your friends. They might seem like they're on your side, but then you hit a bump in the road, and they soar and tumble with no regard for the safety of their frail, fleshy passengers. One squad, however, turned a vehicular nightmare into every PUBG player's dream.

Announced earlier today, Noita is a rougelite that promises to blend magical action with a world where "every pixel is physically simulated".

Yesterday, Bungie announced a two-day extension for the Destiny 2 beta, continuing a long-running video game industry tradition of announcing the same surprise news again and again. It's as sure a thing there is in video games: If there's a beta, it will be extended.

In other news about awesome things that the Overwatch fandom creates, mechanical cosplayer Mike Carambat, who goes by retroresource on Reddit, has built a walking D.Va mecha.

I liked the guesses of New Zealand Story, but yesterday's game was Balloon Fight. Props to WhitePointer for guessing that one first, good job mate.

But can they follow it up today? Or will you guess the game first? Let's find out.

The first Splatoon gave us a new way to play multiplayer shooters, a genre that sometimes feels stale. Two years later, Splatoon 2 doesn't revitalise shooters all over again but instead refines Nintendo's unusual, brilliant take.

The screenshot above shows the results of a Splatoon 2 match I played over the weekend. You'll notice my team won by a tenth of a per cent. If you look closely, you'll also notice how the other team could've stopped us.

I've never made anything in Paint as good as this One Punch Man GIF, but you might be more talented.

Pyre is a sports game about starting a revolution. In a worse game, that would be a joke, but Pyre takes both its sports and its politics seriously and combines them in an unexpectedly compelling way.

Last night, a digital remaster of the first Pokemon episode debuted on Japanese television. The episode originally aired on April 1, 1997.

Splatoon 2's been out for a few days now, and players keen to post their images in-game are moving beyond hasty scribbles and into the realm of painstaking recreations of real-world people, places and things. One guy's even created a program to do it automatically.

Very few things in the world excited us as much as the news that the cruelly truncated Young Justice would be returning for a third season in 2018 on a new DC streaming service. The announcement was light on details, but thanks to a crowded early morning panel at San Diego Comic-Con we now know that the season will be 26 episodes long and introduce three new members of the team.

If you didn't snag a Mini SNES from EB Games or JB Hi-Fi when they were available earlier this year, good news: Catch of the Day will be selling them from tomorrow morning.

Early this morning, esports organisation ESL announced a number of changes to its rules regarding cheating, doping, bribery and, most notably, match-fixing. In accordance with these changes, four former players from iBuyPower who were lifetime banned for fixing a match will be allowed to compete in ESL events.

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Comic Con is ostensibly a comic book convention. In reality, it's the place where Hollywood drops new trailers for genre TV shows and movies. Here is the cream of this year's crop: from Netflix's Stranger Things 2 to Marvel Studios' Thor: Ragnarok.