And of course there’s no deal on PC.

And of course there’s no deal on PC.

Isn’t Star Wars: The Clone Wars leaving March 7? I’ve been binging it to finish it in time, and I hate binging.

Is “memory” an acceptable term for referring to storage capacity? I thought the headline was referring to RAM until I got to the second paragraph.

The advanced tutorial shouldn’t exist at all; they should just put all that in the main tutorial. Make “advanced tutorials” to teach players a specific class’s unique skills and combos.

Button mashing is a legitimate strategy... if you’re fighting people who skipped the tutorial. As long as you know how to block, you will show any and all button mashers a quick death.

These puzzles were delightful to solve, and the added drone did wonders to make it fun. However, there are several of these puzzles that require upgrades that you may or may not have yet. I remember one puzzle in particular was impossible to solve until you unlocked the speed boost for your RC car. Before I unlocked…

I don’t typically like the hardest difficulty in games, my friend convinced me to try it in Wildlands, and it really makes you want to stealth more. I agree you’re pretty much Rambo on the normal setting, but on hard, two bullets will drop you.

And the cost of giving them the money would have been much more than $100,000. Don’t you think other hackers would see this and want a piece of it, too? They’d wait a month or two and let ESEA think everything had died down, then the new hacker would steal more data and demand even more money.

Not at all. The second hackers around the world know someone is willing to pay a ransom, they become a huge target.

I didn’t buy from any alcohol-only machines, but my friend did buy a cheap beer from a machine that sold mostly non-alcoholic drinks. It didn’t require any form of proof of age, which I thought was weird. It was in a hotel. Maybe the location of the machine matters.

Well, I’m still nowhere near completing Y. I almost never buy games so soon after launch, so if this story is true, then yeah, I’ll definitely have interest in Pokemon Sun/Moon/“Stars” in late 2017.

I just bought Dark Souls II last night. I’ll be dying repeatedly in playing that.

Assuming the distance tracking works, which Kotaku showed us does not, especially at above walking speeds.

I think you just sold me on the game. Is there a way for new players to join, or do I need a copy of the original game (which is probably not even sold any more)?

Are you talking about the US dollar? Right now, I’m seeing the price for Legendary Edition being $9.14, a 54% discount from the usual $19.99.

Dang, is it April Fools Day already? I feel like we just had that a couple months ago.

The weather changes the visuals pretty drastically. There’s a timelapse video—I think here on Kotaku—showing a day in The Division’s Manhattan. If it’s night time and foggy, it definitely looks gray and muddy. If it’s daytime and clear, the colors are pretty vibrant.

You have to go into your key binds in the settings and set them to something. They’re unset by default. I used the numpad for mine.

Security. That’s the K-9 unit.

I sniped a guy about 30 yards away. Aimed for his head while he was running to my right. I didn’t lead him and I wound up missing. Doesn’t seem like hitscan, at least not instantaneous hitscan.