150 grand? i better get a potato salad out of this

Yannick, why doesn't every game have a photo mode? They should all have that, all of them. Can you contact all of the dev studios to let them know? Thanks pal!

Konami has the adults covered.

Don't blame the victim.

Assassin's Creed totaly had characters who weren't part of history before. So, why not have nemesis system?

...Just wow.

Okay, seriously. What in the actual fuck, folks?

I teach English at the college level; last year, I was privileged to teach ENG 230, which at my institution is a rotating (through the faculty) course that is generously labeled "Special Topics in Literature."

I taught my course, for two semesters, as "Gaming: Literary…

Obligatory.

They seem really intent on having lots of cores for the CPU. Maybe a game that actually uses all of the cores for a change? The 3 GB of memory for video is a bit disconcerting, since only special versions of most cards came with that much up until the 900 series.

Oh good. I thought my game had a bug or something. I killed Grob the Butcher thrice in a row. I KILLED HIM THRICE, STOP COMING BACK. ONLY I CAN DO THAT. Lol

By and large, however, game makers have been content to churn out bland carbon copies of better games coated in the rotten, blood-caked skin suits of familiar series. In no particular order, hello there Aliens: Colonial Marines, Catwoman, Fight Club, most Spider-Man games that aren't Spider-Man 2, most James Bond…

There's a difference between a licensed game (ie: a Batman, LotR or Alien game) and a movie-tie-in game. The latter is simply based off an existing franchise, the latter has the game's development tied with the production of a movie, which often results in a rushed production and a generally crappy game.

I love the sound of this! Thank you!

Below you can see a screencap of the videos. (Note that Kotaku edited this image.)

Nope, still scary as fuck.

Anime Teapot found a strange glitch that teleported them into space—along with the alien. It's a confusing yet hilarious incident:

Family game night quickly becomes family brawl night.

I nominate Monopoly for games that should be avoided at all costs. Never have I seen a game that causes such divisiveness. House rules from different houses that argue vehemently, letting money slide a turn or two for rent, the fist fights that occur over such stupidity.

Titanic game sounds fun if it took place on a fictional ship.

I must go. My planet needs me.