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Including last October's release of Just Dance 2017, 1262 games have been released in North America for the Nintendo Wii since its late 2006 launch. NintendoAge forum user NintendoTwizer has collected all of them.
The Lego Harry Potter Collection is coming to PlayStation 4 on October 8. The $US49.99 ($65) collection combines LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 and all DLC on one disc with enhanced visuals.
I went to my local video game store on Friday to pick up a copy of Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, and I walk out with an entire generation's worth of Nintendo console goodness. Thanks, random game store guy.
This is what a 700-piece Warhammer 40K (also known as Warhammer $40K) set looks like, all painted carefully by hand. The owner of the collection, a Korean Warhammer enthusiast, probably went through lots of pain to complete this set, but it's definitely worth all the time and money. It looks incredible.
This last weekend in Tokyo, Capcom put on a little event called Capcom Summer Jam. In it they showed off a large portion of their upcoming and recently released titles. Foremost among these was the first playable demo of Okami HD -- which Kotaku East was on hand to play.
Back in 2005, to combat the success of Koei's Dynasty Warriors series, Capcom released Sengoku BASARA on the PlayStation 2. Where Dynasty Warriors had always been focused on Chinese history, BASARA set out to do the same thing but with Japanese history.
See, his attractive girlfriend thinks he's a regular guy, but when she leaves the apartment we find out he's really a closet Nintendo fan, which is horrible, right?
Man. This collection. These photographs. Wow. This chap decided he was going to sell his entire retro games collection. It's up on e-bay now and, even if you have no intention of putting in a bid, it's worth checking out - just for the sheer spendour of it all.
Today in Speak-Up on Kotaku, commenter Floppy McWiggle wonders if keeping large amounts of video games around the house is hoarding or just love.
Eleven-year-old Oscar Brown poses with his Mario collection, boasting more than a thousand items from all over the world. I say we blame the parents. After all, they filmed it.
