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  • The Week In Games: Pumping Iron

    0 CommentsPosted by on September 19, 2016 under Kotaku
    Rise of Iron, the final expansion for the game everyone wishes people would stop talking about, and everyone else wishes they could stop playing, is almost upon us. My fingers are getting twitchy just thinking about it.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.
  • Ten Years Later, Okami Is Still Great

    0 CommentsPosted by on September 19, 2016 under Kotaku
    One day, my 8th grade art teacher decided to try and teach his class sumi-e, the Japanese art of Ink wash painting. It’s a minimalist style with a long history and subtle philosophy behind it, not exactly the best thing to try and show a bunch of distracted adolescent kids.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.
  • Eerie New UK Re-Release Trailer for Stanley Kubrick's 'The Shining'

    0 CommentsPosted by on September 18, 2016 under Movies
    Jack is back. The BFI have unveiled a brand new trailer for the upcoming UK re-release of the horror classic The Shining, directed by the one-and-only Stanley Kubrick. A full 144-minute digitally restored version of the film will be screening in a few UK cinemas around Halloween - you can find theater listings here. While I assume we've all seen this film and are quite familiar with most of it, i... more.
  • TIFF 2016: Garth Jennings' 'Sing' is a Crowd-Pleasing Musical for All

    0 CommentsPosted by on September 18, 2016 under Movies
    An extravagant singing competition brings many different creatures of all kinds together in the animated musical Sing, one of the biggest question marks of this year's Toronto Film Festival. However, it turned out to be an enormous surprise once the closing credits started rolling. It's a huge crowd-pleaser and the best family film since Disney's Zootopia, blending a traditional underdog story wi... more.
  • New 4K Re-Release Trailer for Gillo Pontecorvo's 'The Battle of Algiers'

    0 CommentsPosted by on September 18, 2016 under Movies
    "We must isolate and destroy them." Rialto Pictures has debuted a new trailer for the 50th anniversary 4K restored re-release of the 1966 classic war film The Battle of Algiers, directed by Gillo Pontecorvo. The film presents an accurate historical recreation of the three-year Battle of Algiers, chronicling the escalating terrorism and violence between French military forces and the Algerian inde... more.
  • New and Revamped Halo 5 Big Team Battle Maps Out Now

    0 CommentsPosted by on September 18, 2016 under Gamespot
    Halo 5: Guardians has gotten even more new multiplayer maps. Following the release of two new ones from this month's Anvil's Legacy expansion, 343 has now added four brand-new maps and updated a dozen others for the game's Big Team Battle mode.These maps were made using Halo 5's Forge tools and were created in partnership by 343 and fans. The new ones are called Dispelled, Estuary, Traffic Jam, an... more.
  • Mafia 3: Behind the Music

    0 CommentsPosted by on September 18, 2016 under Gamespot
    The upcoming 1968-set crime game Mafia III has a killer licensed music soundtrack, featuring songs from The Rolling Stones, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Elvis, among many others. There are more than 100 licensed tracks in the game (including some that 2K thought it couldn't get), but that's only one part of the game's music.There is also a score that complements the licensed tracks and adds t... more.
  • The Biggest News from TGS 2016

    0 CommentsPosted by on September 18, 2016 under Gamespot
    This year's Tokyo Game Show gave us a sizable offering of news and announcements for some of the most exciting new games. With so much to keep track of from the big event, we've compiled below all of our news stories from the show for your convenience.For more on TGS 2016, check out our roundup of the best trailers from the show, and be sure to check back as we update this article with more news, ... more.
  • Overwatch Player Uses Actual Turntable To Control Lucio

    0 CommentsPosted by on September 18, 2016 under Kotaku
    Video games have a long and sordid history of using various objects as controllers: guns , peripherals shaped like penises , and hell, even fruit. So it’s only natural that some of the weirder ones be put to more sensible use.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.
  • Saturday's Best Deals: USB-C Charger, Wireless Headphones, Sport-Brella, Citizenfour

    0 CommentsPosted by on September 18, 2016 under Kotaku
    Anker’s most powerful USB-C charger, Sport-Brella, and the best Snowden movie lead off Saturday’s best deals. Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.