As Florida Governor Ron DeSantis attempts a presidential run, he’s still finding time for his ongoing hobby of angering different communities with his legislation and bad views on people and things. Now, it sounds like he’s got a new community to add to that list: furries.
Source: Kotaku – Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Is Now Accidentally Fighting Furries
A new glitch in Destiny 2’s Season of the Deep makes it easy to farm infinite Legendary Shards through unlimited Exotic drops. It’s super simple and easy and probably won’t be around for long.
Source: Kotaku – Bonkers Destiny 2 Shard Farm Gives You Unlimited Exotics
The Last of Us’ long-awaited multiplayer game was notably absent at the PlayStation Showcase on Wednesday, and now we know why: Naughty Dog says it’s not ready for show.
Source: Kotaku – Last Of Us Multiplayer Not Ready To Show, Naughty Dog Says
Esports company turned Wall Street laughing stock, FaZe Clan, is at the center of another controversy as its members fight over the recent signing of Stranger Things actor and Twitch streamer, Grace Van Dien. Loud members like Nordan “FaZe Rain” Shat criticized the signing as a money grab, while Van Dien said Rain…
Source: Kotaku – FaZe Clan Signs Stranger Things Streamer On Twitch Only To Spark Civil War
On May 24, PlayStation held its first large-scale showcase since 2021. While it had some cool games, it was lacking the big and wild exclusives the company has historically put out. However, most would agree that the finale—a large gameplay preview of the upcoming, PS5-exclusive Spider-Man 2—was an impressive end for…
Source: Kotaku – Oh No, The PS5’s Spider-Man 2 Game Has A Silly ‘Puddlegate’ Controversy
Well folks, Marathon is coming back. What do you mean you don’t know what that is? It’s only Bungie’s seminal series of first-person shooters everyone was playing on their Power Macintoshes and Pippins in the 1990s. Where even were you? It’s why Steve Jobs was so elated to first announce Halo for the Mac…before that…
Source: Kotaku – Bungie’s First Shooter Since Destiny Resurrects An Outstanding Classic Series
When I saw the Super Mario Bros. Movie, the one moment I lost it in the theater was when Jack Black’s Bowser sang his piano-driven ballad “Peaches” midway through the movie. It was silly, pathetic, and hella catchy. This past week, a school audience got to relive that moment when a kid performed the song at a talent…
Source: Kotaku – This Kid’s Talent Show Performance of Bowser’s ‘Peaches’ Is The Slay Of The Century
Once again, Link starts his journey scarcely clothed in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. While there are a few clothing items near where Link starts out in the massive tutorial area, along with an OP shield, I was hoping for a specific item early on. I’m talking about the Champion’s Tunic, which you can use…
Source: Kotaku – You Want Tears of the Kingdom’s Champion’s Leathers For The Juicy Enemy Info
Developer Daedalic Entertainment has released a statement on the state of its stealth action-adventure game, The Lord of the Rings: Gollum. Since release, the Gollum game has been met with much ridicule from the internet thanks to its appearance, among other things. So now, the developer is apologizing for the fact…
Source: Kotaku – Lord Of The Rings: Gollum Studio Apologizes For ‘Underwhelming Experience’
Players have spent the last couple of weeks doing all kinds of wild stuff in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, from stacking weapons to amassing small fortunes off glitched items. And the whole time many wondered if Nintendo would take notice or let it slide. Now we know the answer: The company went berserk…
Source: Kotaku – Nintendo Goes On Tears of the Kingdom Rampage, Nukes Overpowered Glitches
As you explore Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you may have come across some lovely cherry blossoms. But these trees aren’t just gorgeous contributions to Hyrule’s lush environments; they can also reveal the locations of the many caves scattered across the map.
Source: Kotaku – There’s More To Tears Of The Kingdom’s Cherry Blossom Trees Than You Think
Nintendo just updated The Legend Of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom to version 1.1.2, and while the company’s official patch notes don’t mention it, users are reporting that many of the game’s notorious (and handy!) duplication glitches have been removed.
Source: Kotaku – Nintendo Patches Tears Of The Kingdom’s Duplication Glitches
IDW’s Metal Gear Solid board game was cancelled back in 2021 after a number of delays, and at the time it seemed like that was that. But no! This week it has been announced that the game is back, only now it’s going to be published by rivals CMON instead.
Source: Kotaku – Cancelled Metal Gear Solid Board Game Is Back From The Brink
Bungie got famous making Halo, and while Halo is famous for a few things—grumpy little aliens, green jeeps, Gregorian chants—I think its most enduring legacy is the way it completely reshaped the idea of what a singleplayer shooter could and should be.
Source: Kotaku – What We Gotta Do To Get A Bungie Singleplayer Shooter Around Here?
Two years ago I wrote a dumb post listing just how many Warhammer games had been released in the past few years. That post is now massively out of date, because there are so many Warhammer games coming in 2023-24 that Games Workshop was able to host their own damn show about it.
Source: Kotaku – Warhammer Gaming Show Features EIGHT Warhammer Games
Sometimes a product comes along and makes me go, “Well, damn, that’s a perfect idea!” That was precisely what happened the first time I saw these newly announced Mega Man slippers that turn your feet into big, blue, comfy boots that look just like the Blue Bomber’s heroic shoes.
Source: Kotaku – New Over-Sized Mega Man Slippers Are Perfect
An indie store called Hey Bro Video Games in Houston, Texas recently celebrated an eye-catching retro trade-in on Instagram. The customer gave the store a limited edition Pikachu Nintendo 64 in the box, an original NES in the box, and several SNES classics in great condition. In exchange he got $700 and a Legend of…
Source: Kotaku – This Retro Game Trade-In For A Tears Of The Kingdom Switch Is Breaking The Internet
While Sony’s shuttering of Concrete Genie developer PixelOpus earlier in May wasn’t making headlines the way yesterday’s PlayStation Showcase announcement of the Metal Gear Solid 3 remake did, it still hangs over the PlayStation brand like a dark cloud, even when Sony’s showing an hour’s worth of upcoming games.
Source: Kotaku – PS5’s Prestige Pivot Makes The Innovative Games Stand Out
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has a ton of Korok missions, just like its predecessor Breath of the Wild, but there’s a new type of Korok quest that left me confused: the dandelion.
Source: Kotaku – Tears of the Kingdom: What To Do For Those Dandelion Korok Puzzles You Keep Seeing
Pokémon Scarlet & Violet’s second English-language set, Paldea Evolved, arrives on June 9, featuring some of the most elaborately designed cards we’ve seen so far. For those extra-keen, May 27 will see the pre-release Build & Battle boxes on sale in your favorite specialist stores, meaning the set is only days away.…
Source: Kotaku – The 11 Most Exciting Cards In Pokémon’s Big Paldea Set