Rule number one of Backlog Club: Work through your pile of unplayed video games one at a time, and discuss them with other people. Rule number two of Backlog Club: Don’t talk about Backlog Club. Just kidding! Tell everyone. Please. This article is part of our new experimental series, Backlog Club, where we (Nintendo Life!) ...
This article is part of our new experimental series, Backlog Club, where we (Nintendo Life!) pick a game that’s likely to be on our list of “games we should get around to playing”, and then we (NL + you!) spend the next month playing that game. This is the halfway point, the Part One of ...
Rule number one of Backlog Club: Work through your pile of unplayed video games one at a time, and discuss them with other people. Rule number two of Backlog Club: Don’t talk about Backlog Club. Just kidding! Tell everyone. Please. Hello again, and welcome back to Backlog Clubour new and experimental feature which forces us ...
Image: Kate Gray This article is part of our new experimental series, Backlog Club, where we (Nintendo Life!) pick a game that’s likely to be on our list of “games we should get around to playing”, and then we (NL + you!) spend the next month playing that game. This is the final part of ...
This article is part of our new experimental series, Backlog Club, where we (Nintendo Life!) pick a game that’s likely to be on our list of “games we should get around to playing”, and then we (NL + you!) spend the next month playing that game. This is the halfway point, the Part One of ...
Rule number one of Backlog Club: Work through your pile of unplayed video games one at a time, and discuss them with other people. Rule number two of Backlog Club: Don’t talk about Backlog Club. Just kidding! Tell everyone. Please. Backlog Club is a new regular feature that we’re trying out. It works like a ...
illustration:: Angelica Alzona ResidueResidueIt’s time. Let’s dig up the games we always told ourselves we’d play and try them out. The past month was Arrears month at the Kotaku. April, we thought, would be pretty lean in terms of new games booked by two blockbusters (Outriders and return) but in the meantime without tent poles. ...
picture:: Square Enix / Kotaku Most of us are unlikely to ever play every game we own right now, let alone any others we buy or download in the future. In that sense, residues are like the universe: they expand infinitely and confuse physicists. Sometimes you just have to make peace – or force yourself ...
It’s time again for Ask Kotaku, the weekly feature in which Kotaku-ites ponders a single burning question. Then we ask for your opinion. This week we ask Kotaku: How big is your backlog? Wake up sleepyhead! Time to see some mistakes.picture:: CD project red Brian Not too big I think. I’ve played Civilization VIbecause I ...
We are already in 2021 and surprisingly, the pandemic is not yet gone. Without irony, it looks like we’re still having a good time in masks and being more at home than usual, which for most video game players isn’t as bad as it should be. . In this 2020 totally marked by the Coronavirus, ...
