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Triage Is a Huge Part of Filmmaking: Laura Moss on Birth/Rebirth | Interviews

Still, “birth/rebirth” is in no way an adaptation of the novel. I haven’t seen a faithful adaptation of the novel yet. With a male doctor, the horror of creation is about abandoning your creation. To me, it’s funny that when women do it, they have to raise it together. [laughs] They don’t get to abandon

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Baldur’s Gate 3 Scratches My Dungeons & Dragons Itch

As is the case with many Dungeons & Dragons groups, my band of outcasts fell apart. I’ve lamented the loss over the last few months, but now, I finally have a piece of that joy back thanks to Baldur’s Gate 3. 11 Minutes With Baldur’s Gate 3’s Character Creator This comes as little surprise considering

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Baldur’s Gate 3 Co-Op Is The Game’s Chaotic Potential Realized

I’m annoying as hell when it comes to choice-based RPGs because I am so particular about role-playing and writing a character in my head that I couldn’t even stand the thought of playing Baldur’s Gate 3 cooperatively with even my close friends. I said in my review that I don’t think it’s the optimal way

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Blizzard Responds To Overwatch 2 Review Bombing On Steam

On Friday, Overwatch 2 director Aaron Keller responded to the hero shooter’s Steam review bombing which led to the game becoming one of the most “overwhelmingly negatively” reviewed games on the storefront. Overwatch 2’s New Story Missions: Worth The Money? When Overwatch 2 season six, titled Invasion, launched earlier last week, it brought with it

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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Game Isn’t Scary, Unfortunately

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre asymmetrical survival horror game is cleverly mapped out and atmospheric, but it isn’t scary. That’s too bad, because down to the birdsongs lilting in the game’s terracotta vision of Texas (as developer Gun CEO Wes Keltner told me earlier this summer), Texas is a faithful interpretation of the 1974 movie.

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Call of Duty Veteran Announces He’s Leaving Activision

Image: Activision After 18 years, David Vonderhaar, the studio design director at Treyarch, announced he’s leaving Activision after shipping eight Call of Duty games since 2004. Long-Lost Halo Demo Comes To Life Vonderhaar made the announcement on his personal LinkedIn account, where he confirmed he’s moved on to a new project at a different studio

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This Legend of Zelda Movie Mockup Activates Your ‘80s Nostalgia

Screenshot: Fox / Kotaku While Super Mario and Pokémon have gotten movie adaptations, The Legend of Zelda series has yet to hit the big screen, despite being one of Nintendo’s most-celebrated franchises. But even with rumors circulating that Link and Zelda may soon show up in a theater near you (though it doesn’t sound like

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What If Pong, But Really Long?

Gif: LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER / Kotaku If you ever play me in Pong, you will win. Atari’s simple 1972 game is like Dark Souls-level hard to me; I’ve no idea how anyone can react that fast. But, finally, there might be a version of the game with a screen wide enough that I’d have

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New Like A Dragon Trailer Turns Kiryu Into A Stylish Super Spy

On Friday, Sega revealed the second trailer for its latest upcoming Yakuza game, Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, which sees longtime series protag Kazuma Kiryu take on the role of a gangster super spy with Spider-Man gadgets and explosive cigarettes at his disposal. The Yakuza Devs Should Cast These Celebs

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