An ergonomic mouse, affordable weights, and a clever keyboard lead off Sunday’s best deals.
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Category: Kotaku
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Shirtless Guy Tries To Challenge Evo Champion, Gets Thrown Out
Maybe wait until after the award ceremony. Failing that, at least wear a shirt. The rando who took the stage and got in the face of newly-crowned Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 champion Christopher “NYChrisG” Gonzalez followed neither of these suggestions, and was escorted out by security for his trouble.
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That's Not How Pokémon Go Works, Michael Page
Contrary to Michael “Venom” Page’s demonstration at tonight’s Bellator MMA match indicates, one does not need to jump knee their Pokémon in the face before catching them in Pokémon Go. Though I suppose it wouldn’t hurt. Or it would. A lot.
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Exploring Mirror's Edge Catalyst From A Different Angle With Nvidia's Ansel
Nvidia’s new Ansel capture technology went live in Mirror’s Edge Catalyst this week, giving players a new way to explore, capture and share EA’s gleaming city of glass from simple screenshots to full 360 degree virtual reality shots. Every game needs this.
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Saturday's Best Deals: Cast Iron Cookware, Amoretti Syrup, Amazon Echo
Cuisinart cast iron cookware, another Amazon Echo discount, and an Amoretti Syrup sampler lead off Saturday’s best deals.
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The Best Pokémon Go Sightings
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Lego's Buildable Superheroes Are Stupid Cute
Making their debut at San Diego Comic-Con next week and going wide in 2017, Lego BrickHeadz Marvel and DC buildable figures are freakishly adorable.
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'SQUIRTLE!!!'
A ridiculous end to a ridiculous week. Have a good weekend, folks. Try not to get decked while chasing Squirtles. (h/t Tech Insider)
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Track: Mr.
Track: Mr. Invisible | Artist: Thank You Scientist | Album: Stranger Heads Prevail
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How Free DLC Helped Turn A Small Steam Game Into A Hit
Keeping DLC mostly free has worked well for big developers like CD Projekt with The Witcher 3
, who can garner reams of publicity from players used to being nickled-and-dimed to death by other big-budget releases. What happens, though, when a Steam indie takes a similar approach? Powered by WPeMatico
