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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 8, 2026
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Hands-On With Gundam Rogue Orbit: An Ideal Jumping-In Point For Newcomers To The 40-Year-Old Mech Franchise - Kotaku (opens the original)
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Bandai NamcoGamescom 2026Gundam Rogue OrbitMech I have fond memories of watching giant mechs take to the stars and fight one another as a kid. The Gundam franchise has always been something that I’ve adored, but as I got older, I stopped following it. Now, with countless shows and manga under the Gundam umbrella, it can be daunting to pick a starting point. But that’s why I’m especially excited for Bandai Namco’s upcoming game Gundam Rogue Orbit: because it removes the homework of keeping up wit
Total War: Warhammer 40,000 Feels Like The Perfect Strategy Game For 40K Sickos - Kotaku (opens the original)
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Over the past few years, Warhammer 40,000 has become a huge part of my life—so much so that I’ve now found myself reading books to learn as much as I can about its lore, and even playing its tabletop counterpart competitively. So when I heard that Total War: Warhammer 40,000 was going to be at Gamescom 2026, I knew I needed to play it. After spending roughly an hour with it, I’ve learned that this is the perfect game for Warhammer sickos like myself, and an even better one for introducing new pe
Silent Hill: Townfall and the Horrors of Healthcare (opens the original)
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Over the last couple of years, Konami has been experimenting with Silent Hill, as seen in the most recent installment in the franchise, Silent Hill f, which put players in the shoes of a young girl in a Japanese town in the 1960s. The publisher is back at it again with another fresh take on the series, this time teaming up with Annapurna and the studio Screen Burn Interactive for Silent Hill: Townfall. Ahead of its release date, Kotaku was invited to go hands-on with the upcoming game for four h
You and I Are Polar Opposites Actors Discuss Their Characters (opens the original)
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AnimeCrunchyrollMangayou and i are polar opposites You and I Are Polar Opposites has quickly become one of this year’s biggest anime. The show, based on the manga of the same name, has taken on a life of its own. Ahead of its season 2 release, Kotaku sat down with Sayumi Suzushiro (Suzuki) and Shogo Sakata (Tani) to discuss their experiences working on it. Polar Opposites follows Suzuki, an extreme extrovert in her late high school years, who proclaims her love for Tani, an extreme introvert. De
Cyberpunk TCG That Raised $7.5 Million Is A Blast To Play (opens the original)
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CD Projekt RedCyberpunk 2077Cyberpunk TCGTCGweirdco TCGs (Trading Card Games) can be a dime a dozen and it’s not uncommon for a game to come out and have its popularity die out immediately. Although it’s still unreleased, the Cyberpunk 2077 TCG, developed by WeirdCo and based on the game of the same name, looks like it might be here to stay. I’m not saying that only because it was one of the fastest-backed Kickstarter campaigns, but because I got a hands-on preview of the upcoming game. From wha
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