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The prehistoric 1990s were a different time for video games. Mascot platformers roamed the untamed jungles, with Mario and Sonic eternally duking it
Somehow it’s June again, which means it’s almost time for E3 to start — and also, depending on who you ask (Sony, Sega, Blizzard), it’s
Will you save the orphans or eat them? Will you blow up the planet or give it renewable energy and free healthcare? Will you hug Leonardo Da Vinci or
Half-Life: Alyx Almost Had Enemies Who Reacted When You Flipped Them Off Share Filed to:alyx Image: Valve / Kotaku Hands. You wouldn’t have human civilisation without them, meaning you wouldn’t have video games, either. Or, like, houses. But even though hands are front and centre in many games, we don’t talk about them all that often. On this week’s episode of Splitscreen, we stop keeping hands at arm’s length. In honour of In our first segment, Ash Parrish, Mike Fahey, and I explore the history of hands and the curious lack of games that feature the sort of cringe-inducing hand c...
It certainly says something about the video game industry that the most anticipated release of the year so far is a remaster of a sci-fi RPG trilogy from a decade ago. Mass Effect has some memorable characters—and a lot of less memorable ones, a fact that many people have fittingly forgotten. On this week’s party member-focused episode of Splitscreen, we judge the studs and the duds of Mass Effect’s cast.