In his latest episode of “Mr. Sakurai presents”, P.Porridge Bros. Ultimate Director Masahiro Sakurai revealed that he often locks characters of aspiring fighters in a drawer at work while he is developing them. Not just amiibo, but the good things too. After a detailed look at Xenoblade Chronicles 2Pyra and Mythra that are added Ultimate ...
Screenshot:: duo Kotaku EastThe East is your piece of Asian internet culture and brings you the latest talking points from Japan, Korea, China and beyond. Turn on every morning from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. The amount of Pokémon branding in Japan is intense. You’d think pocket monsters could be hit on anything – maybe ...
graphic:: Kotaku (Photos: Shutterstock) Gamers love turning weird shit into controllers, including but not limited to Pomegranates, Lightsabers, Bananas, and loaf. Apparently, Sony wants to get into this action, according to a patent that recently emerged from GamesIndustry.biz Here is a method by which household items can be turned into controls. Sony filed one patent ...
image:: Nintendo Kotaku EastThe East is your piece of Asian internet culture, bringing you the latest talking points from Japan, Korea, China and beyond. Turn on every morning from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. Today Nintendo released a new system update for the Wii U in Japan. The latest firmware, 5.5.3, was released in early ...
Screenshot:: Bandai Namco Fans of Elden ring, the joint collaboration between Dark souls Manufacturers FromSoftware and game of Thrones Writer George RR Martin, were desperate for confirmation that the game is still real and will come out at some point. It now sounds like they have an answer: after a new report from VGCThere are ...
illustration:: Gary Meyer artartFine Art is a celebration of the work of video game artists showing the best of their professional and personal portfolio. If you’re in business and have art you want to share, get in touch! Gary Meyer, an artist who worked on everything war of stars to theme park rides to video ...
Screenshot:: Nintendo The original Pokémon SnapWhen it was released for the Nintendo 64 in 1999, gamers drove the Zero One buggy across the generically named Pokémon Island at the behest of Professor Oak. New Pokémon Snap gives players a whole new region to explore, a new professor to guide, and new ways to edit and ...
