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This $400 Steel Battalion Bundle Doesn’t Include a Tank

It does include a jacket, helmet cap, and bag like Steel Battalion character W. Powers sports in the game. There’s also the game’s soundtrack and a book, too. All yours for ¥35,000 or US$420 via Capcom’s online shop for a limited time. イーカプコン限定で [4Gamer]

By Brian Ashcraft Published March 15, 2012

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Report: Japanese TV Burned Old Man. There Was a Cover-Up.

Japanese television can get extreme: people doing crazy stunts, people getting hurt. According to a recent published report, one network went too far. In 2003, late night Japanese variety show Taikutsu Kizoku: Un Noble Ennuyeux had an old Japanese man walk on fire, calling him “The Rambo of the Orient”. Fuji TV, one of the…

By Brian Ashcraft Published March 15, 2012

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These Are Not Nintendo Characters

Nope! They are dressed as Nintendo characters, though. Koei Tecmo is putting iconic outfits in the latest hack-and-slash Dynasty Warriors game, Dynasty Warriors VS, as unlockable items. To be fair, only the costumes will appear in the Nintendo 3DS game, but look at that sample characters model Koei Tecmo released? Link gone all Dynasty Warriors.…

By Brian Ashcraft Published March 15, 2012

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Nintendo’s Great Logo Identity Crisis

Ever since the conception of the Game & Watch handheld games and the Family Computer (NES), and the birth of Donkey Kong and Mario, Nintendo has slowly but steadily risen to become a household name. These days it is one of the most well-known and valuable brands in the world. For a brand of this…

Erik Voskuil Published March 15, 2012

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Kotaku East Starts Right Now

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By Brian Ashcraft Published March 15, 2012

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One of the Split Personalities That Went Into the Recording of Mass Effect 3 Dialogue

Actor D.C. Douglas, who played the role of Legion in Mass Effect 2 & 3, has posted an interesting look at the process behind bringing to life a character that doesn’t have one set of dialogue, but many Given the character’s introduction in the last game, and the possibilities inherent for him/it in Mass Effect…