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- KotakuInAction: The almost-official GamerGate subreddit!
KotakuInAction is the main hub for GamerGate on Reddit and welcomes discussion of community, industry and media issues in gaming and broader nerd culture including science fiction and comics
- What is the deal with Kotaku getting blacklisted and everyone . . .
Answer: Kotaku has a record of leaking information and writing articles that are bad for game publishers and developers Take this 2013 article on Fallout 4, for example, that leaked a lot of details about the game before it was released, or this 2014 article spoiling information on Assassin's Creed Syndicate
- Kotaku In Action 2: the official Gamergate subreddit
Like a Dragon: Gaiden will launch without an English dub At launch, the game will be playable only with Japanese audio | Apparently the reaction to Yong Yea's terrible Kiryu acting caused them to scrap the entire English dub
- Kotaku’s 15 Best Games Of 2024, Ranked - ResetEra
Kotaku’s 15 Best Games Of 2024, Ranked - Kotaku This year has been one of the most challenging for the video game industry, so what games managed to stand out among all that turmoil?
- Kotaku: Metroid Prime 4 Makes You Drive Around The Desert In Silence . . .
The Kotaku headline is frustrating, as Nintendo's ongoing amiibo antics are worth discussing, especially with the Metroid series The article does mention the ambient music, but the headline doesn't, so that's silly
- Kotaku Sold to Gizmodo Owner Keleops, G O Media Shutting Down
This week the sale of Kotaku to Keleops, the buyers of Gizmodo, was announced Coming on the heels of Redbrick, a Canadian company, buying both Quartz as well as The Inventory, this leaves G O Media with just The Root And while The Root is a wonderful site and a very good business it is now abundantly clear that G O Media is and has been working towards a full wind down
- [Kotaku] Company (Trap Plan) Used Fake Reddit Posts To . . . - ResetEra
Trap Plan, a large video game marketing company, admitted that it used multiple fake Reddit accounts to help promote a game called WarRobots: Frontiers, pretending to be "authentic" fans and players who just happened to discover the mech game and wanted to share it with others Trap Plan has since deleted the post, but not before folks on Reddit spotted it On November 9, Trap Plan CEO and
- [Kotaku] Activision Isn’t Celebrating Call Of Duty: Black . . . - ResetEra
Asked for comment, Activision referred Kotaku back to its initial November 17 post Maybe it's too soon for Activision to start celebrating—or maybe the tide has turned on the franchise, which was recently called out (again) for using generative AI for in-game art The Game Business reported on November 21 that Black Ops 7 's weekend launch sales were 63 percent lower than Battlefield 6 's
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