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We Get It, Elf, You Vape
Nuare is an “outsource studio” based in Canada who have quietly helped out on the creative side of games from companies like Bethesda, Microsoft and Capcom.
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The Tower Sounds Like Deus Ex vs Dredd
Back in 2014, indie studio Interdimensional Games released CONSORTIUM, a neat little thing that blended adventure gaming with FPS and RPG elements. Today, in news filed under “unexpected but pleasant surprises”, they announced a sequel.
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Fans Remaking Original Metal Gear Solid In HD, And It Looks Great
Metal Gear fan Airam Hernandez is leading an effort to recreate the entire original 1998 Metal Gear Solid for the PC. Only this time it’ll be using Unreal Engine 4.
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Giving A TIE Fighter A Firmware Update
Davison Carvalho is an artist from Brazil who currently works at Epic Games. As a specialist in user interfaces—and fictional ones in particular—Carvalho has some interesting ideas on the subject, whether it be for a TIE Fighter’s HUD (oh, what we wouldn’t give for a new X-Wing game) or the menu for a video game that doesn’t actually exist.
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How A League Of Legends Trophy Is Made
Those big trophies that the winners of League of Legends tournaments get don’t just appear out of thin air. Someone has to design and build them, and in this case, that someone was cosplay/props legend Harrison Krix, of Volpin Props.
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Meep! MEEP!
Beaker x Akira, by Ryan Lang (whose work we’ve featured a few times before). It was done for Dan LuVisi’s upcoming book Popped Culture.
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Kotaku 'Shop Contest: Final Fashiony
Inspired by both Louis Vuitton’s choice of virtual model and Venture Beat’s excellent response , this week’s ‘Shop Contest is too sexy for your games.
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Pop Works' Salted Caramel & Fudge And Cookies & Cream Popcorn: The Snacktaku Review
A cornerstone of snack culture, popcorn is a light and fluffy snack that’s relatively harmless to eat by the handful. At least until a company like Pop Works & Co. starts putting delicious stuff all over it.
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Supreme Court To Hear Microsoft's Appeal Of Xbox 360 Disc Scratching Lawsuit
Way back in 2007 lawyers gathered together a group of gamers angry with Microsoft over scratched Xbox 360 discs to form a class action lawsuit. Nine years later the Supreme Court is preparing to hear Microsoft’s plea to have the case dismissed for a second time.
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