I just got permission over at DeviantArt to feature Swedish cosplayer, Jenni Källberg’s cosplays here on the blog. If you’re not familiar with her, I think it’s best to remember that she was the featured Samus Aran cosplayer over at Kotaku. What we’re going to feature right now is not her world famous Samus Aran cosplay though (world famous because ‘try searching through goolge “samus aran cosplay” and you still get her cosplay as one of the top pics aside from Thais’). She also has cosplayed various game characters and…
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After looking for a decent cosplay that we can feature in the blog, I stumbled across this kotaku post stating that there was someone who did a Samus Aran cosplay that rivals the Bloody Samus cosplay that had the gamer community’s attention for some time. After tracking down this new Samus Aran cosplay, I was able to talk to her over at DeviantArt and asked for permission to bring her pictures here to the blog, to which she gladly gave. Her name’s Thais Jussim, aka Yukie LeFay, a brazilian cosplayer.…
Now, we don’t normally post a lot about fan-made games around here, but this case deserves a bit of special attention. The premise here is plain and simple, turn Nintendo’s money-printing Pokemon franchise into a 2D fighting game. While this might have been done before in countless Mugen mash-ups, this one looks like it was built with a decent amount of effort. It shows, since the quality of the animation, though a little janky at times, does look quite good. The actual fighting looks fun for a doujin game; it…
Currently the gaming world is abuzz with the latest Modern Warfare game that’s supposed to come out this year. Kotaku even had a post dedicated on their assumptions on the possible info regarding MW3. Robert Bowling, the creative strategist of Modern Warfare at Infinity Ward posted a twit regarding the the info posted by Kotaku had some right and some wrong which Kotaku also reported. Bowling added that the trailer (as seen above) is a first among many videos that will come out for MW3, so let’s just wait…
It seems that the PSN breach has gotten the attention of the US Homeland Security. Reports are coming in from Kotaku and Joystiq that Homeland security’s Computer Emergency Readiness Team (CERT) is “working with law enforcement, international partners and Sony to assess the situation.” The Department of Homeland Security is tasked to protect the United State’s critical infrastructures. So at first glance the PSN breach, doesn’t seem warrant a look into by the said agency. However DHS seems that looking into the breach seems to be connected to a bigger…