Dante’s Inferno Dark Forest Micro-Review: Much Power, Little Point [Review]

For five bucks, a Dante’s Inferno player can have the most powerful Dante in the video games. More

Naughty Bear Does His Chest Burster Impression [Clips]

Rather than tiptoe around our nightmares, the fine folks at Artificial Mind and Movement have decided to just tear through our darkest childhood fears like so much tissue paper with their latest Naughty Bear video vignette. More

Kotaku Census 2010: You, Gamer [Research]

OK, we are done with the tangible stuff. The machines you own, the games you play. To finish off our census, we’re going to dig a little deeper. More

Announcing our PAX East Party: Come Drink AND Eat [Penny Arcade Expo East]

So all of the neat things you find out when reading Kotaku on a Friday night? Take for instance news that we’ll be hosting our own open-bar party at Penny Arcade Expo East in Boston next week. More

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Keeps 2D Fighting Alive This Summer [BlazBlue]

North American fans of the two-dimensional fighting game will get their fisticuffs fix with the release of BlazBlue: Continuum Shift on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 this summer, the follow up to last year’s BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger. More

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Keeps 2D Fighting Alive This Summer [BlazBlue]

North American fans of the two-dimensional fighting game will get their fisticuffs fix with the release of BlazBlue: Continuum Shift on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 this summer, the follow up to last year’s BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger. More

Everybody Loves The Panda [Note]

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Beyond Sonic The Hedgehog: These May Be The New Sega All-Stars [Sega]

Sonic the Hedgehog may be Sega’s most recognizable cash cow—those Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games titles are huge —but the successes of Bayonetta, Total War and Football Manager may represent the new wave of Sega’s key franchises. More

PSP Still Winning The War In Japan [Console Taisen]

The PlayStation Portable may not have had another stellar performance on par with its showing in Japan last week , but the PSP is still resting comfortably atop the country’s hardware chart. More

ModNation Racers Was My Favorite Low-Expectation Game Of The Show [Preview]

I care little for kart-racing games and seldom generate any user-generated content. So, to be honest, I did not rush at the chance I was given last week to play ModNation Racers at Game Developer’s Conference 2010. My mistake. More

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