You’d think the PS4 being some flavor of Linux with an X86 architecture would make porting to SteamOS easier.

Those games are so ridiculously successful that it could drive developers from making AAA games. Scary.

That Division NPC beating a civilian NPC. I would clap too.

Kotaku doesn’t want you to stop playing Destiny. Go back and do a raid, or something.

The Division is out, so let's talk about Destiny because Kotaku.

The Division has all the social tools built in from the ground up. Matchmaking, LFG and proximity chat, all the stuff that Destiny ridiculously didn’t think it was important to have in a game their type. The whole game was made with teamplay in mind, so it won't be as much fun if you play it alone.

You missed the best tip of the game: Killing some rats gives you XP. Dogs too, in case you're wondering.

8-bit and JRPGs get a lot of hype, but mobile gaming has been the best incubator of videogame music for quite some time.

Apparently someone here haven’t seen the sex scenes in The Witcher 3.

If you want a little taste of rejection, check out last year’s friendzone sim “Emily is Away”.

Me too! Not even bothering to pick it up until I read a few reviews.

Apple has opted for an aesthetics over horsepower approach, something that Steve Jobs would pout at if he was around today.

Advertising has standards?

It’s not like Destiny is free for misleading advertising either, but hey. This is Kotaku, which sometimes feels like reading Al Bungie-ra.

Normally Ken Watanabe is the actor that gives Japanese cred to these type of movies.

All Bungie games pre Halo were Mac exclusives. Halo 2 was the first Bungie game that wasn't on the Mac.

Shadow of Mordor? Bioshock Infinite? Alien Isolation?

GTA 5 did none of the mistakes of Destiny, and holds up quite well (and still making boatloads of money). The Division should take notes from that game.

Best news I’ve seen today.