We celebrated Pride this week at Kotaku with stories from queer staffers about Street Fighter ships, queer fandoms in Overwatch and in K-Pop, and our desire to see queer characters survive and thrive in the games we play.
Before we take down the beautiful rainbow logos that festooned the site this week in celebration, we wanted to discuss all those big gay smooches at E3 this year, and the state of queer gaming in 2018.
Hello again. E3 is drawing to a close, but we have more video reports filed from the guts of the convention from our own Tim Rogers. This time, he's taking a peek at the Ubisoft booth.
This week has been full of details about the next Assassin's Creed, but one that's not been discussed widely is the nugget that Odyssey will get weekly updates post-launch.
It's the third day of E3 press conferences, and Ubisoft just took their turn. The Parisian publisher showed a bunch of Assassin's Creed Odyssey, some hot Skull & Bones pirates, and announced a Star Fox crossover as well as a new Trials game.
The next Assassin's Creed is called Odyssey and will take place in ancient Greece, according to a new report from the French site JeuxVideoLive, which adds that Odyssey is a sequel to last year's Assassin's Creed Origins. Kotaku can confirm this report.
