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The Most Expensive Pokémon Card On Earth Sold For $195,000
PI-KA-CHING

The Most Expensive Pokémon Card On Earth Sold For $195,000

1 digg kotaku.com Gaming Money 2 hours ago

It's a "Pikachu Illustrator" card, a promo given out to winners of a comic contest that was held in Japan in 1997-98. While there were 39 of these cards awarded, it's believed only 10 are left today, making each one of them insanely valuable.

Blizzard Suspends 'Hearthstone' Player For Hong Kong Support, Pulls Prize Money
GAME OVER

Blizzard Suspends 'Hearthstone' Player For Hong Kong Support, Pulls Prize Money

2 diggs kotaku.com Gaming News 2 weeks ago
Chung "Blitzchung" Ng Wai, a pro "Hearthstone" player from Hong Kong, ended a stream earlier this week with a statement of support for those engaged in months-long protests against local police and government.
How Warcraft Got Its Name
ARTS AND CRAFTS

How Warcraft Got Its Name

3 diggs kotaku.com Gaming 3 weeks ago
I lost hours of my youth playing online StarCraft matches, nearly lost entire friendships to the scourge of World of Warcraft. In all that time, it never occurred to me why Blizzard uses that -craft suffix on those games, or what it could possibly mean. At last, I have the answer.
Nintendo Switch Lite: The Kotaku Review
NINTENDO'S STILL GOT IT

Nintendo Switch Lite: The Kotaku Review

1 digg kotaku.com Gaming 1 month ago
If all you're looking for from the Nintendo Switch is personal and portable play, it's perfect. But is that all you're looking for?
Inside The Ghosting, Racism And Exploitation At Game Publisher Nicalis
BLAME GAME

Inside The Ghosting, Racism And Exploitation At Game Publisher Nicalis

5 diggs kotaku.com Gaming Long Reads 1 month ago
The game developer and publisher that has grown big in the independent scene thanks to a few smash hits — but also has cultivated a reputation for mistreating employees and outside developers.
The Motorcycles Of The Tokyo Game Show
NOT THE WHEEL DEAL

The Motorcycles Of The Tokyo Game Show

2 diggs kotaku.com Design Gaming 1 month ago
I've been coming to the Tokyo Game Show since 2004, but this is the first year I remember seeing bikes of any sort at the booths. While they're not road-ready, they are prime for picture taking.
Confessions Of A Teenaged Strip-Mall GameStop Delinquent
LIFE ON THE STRIP

Confessions Of A Teenaged Strip-Mall GameStop Delinquent

kotaku.com Gaming Personal Essay 1 month ago
GameStop was reaching ubiquity across American suburbia by the late 2000s, and you could often find me outside the store in my local strip mall.
Two Women Accuse Skyrim Composer Jeremy Soule Of Sexual Misconduct
AN ABUSE OF POWER

Two Women Accuse Skyrim Composer Jeremy Soule Of Sexual Misconduct

kotaku.com Gaming News 1 month ago

An independent game developer and a vocalist, on Monday night accused Jeremy Soule, best known for his musical work on games like "Guild Wars" and "Skyrim," of sexually predatory behavior and, according to the game developer, rape.

Man Caught Playing 'Pokemon Go' On Eight Phones In His Car
SO THAT'S HOW YOU CATCH 'EM ALL

Man Caught Playing 'Pokemon Go' On Eight Phones In His Car

kotaku.com Curious 2 months ago

You know how there's a warning on Pokemon Go not to play the game while driving? This guy never got the memo, and when he is eventually sent it, needs it sent another seven times, just to be sure.

Man Finds Rare NES Game In Attic, Sells It For $9,000
GAME WELL PLAYED

Man Finds Rare NES Game In Attic, Sells It For $9,000

kotaku.com Gaming 2 months ago

Reno man Scott Amos was going through some possessions from the attic of his childhood home the other day when he came across something: an unopened copy of "Kid Icarus" for the Nintendo Entertainment System, complete with receipt from 1988.

How Over 25 People Got Scammed Into Working At A Nonexistent Game Company
GAMING THE SYSTEM

How Over 25 People Got Scammed Into Working At A Nonexistent Game Company

kotaku.com Gaming Long Reads 2 months ago

Over the course of a month and a half, "Kova," real name Rana Mahal, convinced at least 25 people to join a game studio that was not a registered company, and develop a video game to which he did not own the rights, in exchange for no pay.

The Video Game Industry Can't Go On Like This
YOU CAN ONLY CRUNCH SO MUCH

The Video Game Industry Can't Go On Like This

4 diggs kotaku.com Business Gaming 3 months ago

How much bigger can video games get? Video games are only getting more costly, in more ways than one. And it doesn't seem like they're sustainable.

The Human Cost Of 'Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4'
IN THE QUALITY ASSURANCE TRENCHES

The Human Cost Of 'Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4'

3 diggs kotaku.com Business Gaming 4 months ago

At Treyarch, many contract employees, especially the testers, say they feel like second-class citizens.

Popular YouTuber Etika Dies At 29
RIP

Popular YouTuber Etika Dies At 29

2 diggs kotaku.com Internet News 4 months ago

Today, police confirmed the death of Desmond "Etika" Amofah, a well-known gaming YouTuber, after discovering him in Manhattan's East River yesterday evening.

Metal Gear Solid Retrospective: 'You Enjoy All The Killing, That's Why'
ALL ABOUT CONTROL

Metal Gear Solid Retrospective: 'You Enjoy All The Killing, That's Why'

9 diggs kotaku.com Entertainment Gaming 4 months ago

Solid Snake's story is full of betrayal, blood and isolation. Being a hero sucks, and yet, players couldn't get enough.

Former Rockstar Designer Says Former Top Executive Groped Him
'HE WAS A LOOSE CANNON'

Former Rockstar Designer Says Former Top Executive Groped Him

3 diggs kotaku.com Gaming News 5 months ago

When Colin Bundschu first started at Rockstar Games in November of 2014, he says his new colleagues offered a warning: Don't cross Jeronimo Barrera.

Shady Numbers And Bad Business: Inside The Esports Bubble
LEAGUES OF LOSSES

Shady Numbers And Bad Business: Inside The Esports Bubble

10 diggs kotaku.com Money 5 months ago

The esports industry is held together with wax and string, which, sources say, hasn't stopped it from flying too close to the sun.

Nothing Lasts Forever In Fortnite
WHERE WE VANISHING, BOYS?

Nothing Lasts Forever In Fortnite

4 diggs kotaku.com Gaming 5 months ago

It may sound strange to eulogize a digital shotgun, but in a cultural phenomenon like Fortnite things often take on larger meaning.

'I'd Have These Extremely Graphic Dreams': What It's Like To Work On Ultra-Violent Games Like Mortal Kombat 11
'I'D HAVE THESE EXTREMELY GRAPHIC DREAMS'

'I'd Have These Extremely Graphic Dreams': What It's Like To Work On Ultra-Violent Games Like Mortal Kombat 11

3 diggs kotaku.com Culture Entertainment 5 months ago

The people who make "Mortal Kombat" live with the series' over-the-top violence for much longer than players do.

A Newcomer's Take On Disney World
IT'S QUITE A RIDE

A Newcomer's Take On Disney World

3 diggs kotaku.com Entertainment 6 months ago

Going to Disney World for the first time as an adult, I can't experience it from the perspective of a child. So, instead, I enjoyed it by analyzing how that magic works.

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