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Island Treasures - Kotaku (opens the original)
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Island Treasures: 2D pixel action-adventure.Play as Jack. Slash or throw daggers.Collect gold & Golden Skulls.Find keys & chests for map fragments. Each world ends with escape: saws, monsters, gunboats, magma. Search hidden walls. Grab 1-ups. Score soars! Golden Skull whispers: treasure or death. The life sim’s new Bubbly Basin DLC is out, but so is a big update for everyone 'It felt like we were attacking the Salmonids and taking their cherished treasures by force, and then basking in our spoil
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Is About To Make Me Go Back To The Old Me - Kotaku (opens the original)
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Cyberpunk 2077Cyberpunk EdgerunnersFall Preview 2026 We are about a month away from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2’s Netflix premiere, and if you haven’t watched the excellent first season, it’s a brisk, brutal 10 episodes on the streaming service. Is Edgerunners’ second season going to hit the same highs and devastating lows as the first? We’ll know when it premieres on October 20, but whatever the case, I think it’s going to merit a trip back to Night City, and thus, a reinstall of Cyberpunk 2077. S
Ranking All 34 Gorgeous Pikachu Cards In Pokémon's 30th Anniversary TCG Set - Kotaku (opens the original)
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I love Pikachu. I love him in all his forms, whether that be as Pichu, Pikachu, Raichu, his Mega Evolutions, or his big ol’ fat Gigantamax version. Don’t talk to me about the Alolan Raichu regional variant. I don’t know her. The Pokémon Trading Card Game is celebrating the franchise’s 30th anniversary with a new set, and within these packs there are 34 cards of Pikachu specifically, with each variant having different rarity, in-game effects, and art. I don’t go out of my way to collect Pokémon c
Resident Evil: The Kotaku Review - Kotaku (opens the original)
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Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil movie dares to ask the important question: “What if an absolute dumbass was the star of one of Capcom’s survival horror stories?” Even as something that was ostensibly at one point meant to be a parallel story to Resident Evil 2, the film is less an adaptation of the series than a vibes-based homage. It borrows the aesthetics of Capcom’s games and then, surprisingly enough, mixes in unflinching slapstick comedy that feels straight out of Cregger’s Whitest Kids U’Know
Humor And Ending Divide Resident Evil Fans On Zach Cregger’s Film: ‘The Movie Can Be Renamed Into Anything Else And Make As Much Sense’ - Kotaku (opens the original)
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Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil is out in theaters after months of fan skepticism surrounding the “creative liberties” the film takes regarding its place in the overarching story of Capcom’s survival horror series. By and large, the reviews are pretty great, and we’ll have one here at Kotaku soon in which I tell the world that I mostly enjoyed it as well. However, after all this hubbub from Resident Evil purists, what do fans actually think of the movie? Like most things on the internet, reactions
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