Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Gravity Rush 2 And The Joys Of Ope

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Gravity Rush 2 And The Joys Of Open-World Platforming • So You Like The Expanse • The Current Junction For Gamers You’re reading TAY, Kotaku’s community-run blog. TAY is written by and for Kotaku readers like you. We write about games, art, culture and everything in between. Want to write […]

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Nintendo’s Data Management – Get Y

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Nintendo’s Data Management – Get Your Act Together • Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic’s Yuthura Ban As An “Anti-Hero” Party Member • Kuronalysis: Deus Ex: Mankind Divided You’re reading TAY, Kotaku’s community-run blog. TAY is written by and for Kotaku readers like you. We write about games, art, […]

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Let’s Talk About Yoko Taro And The

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Let’s Talk About Yoko Taro And The Build Up Hype For Nier: Automata • SnackTAYku: Wienerschnitzel Has Hatch Green Chiles (For A Limited Time!) • Elihu’s Four In February 2017: It’s Over, Isn’t It? You’re reading TAY, Kotaku’s community-run blog. TAY is written by and for Kotaku […]

A news site is making readers take a quiz about its articles before they start ranting in the comment section

The Simpsons/YouTube A perennial problem for news sites is that readers often only read the headline of a story before angrily wading into the comment section to express their rage — often completely missing the article’s true intention. NRKbeta, the Norwegian public broadcaster’s tech section, has thought of a clever solution to the issue: Force […]

Mozilla buys Pocket, an app for saving articles

More than one save-it-for-later service is finding a new owner these days — Mozilla has acquired Read It Later, the developer behind Pocket. The service will be treated as a product separate from (but of course, complementary to) Firefox, and will fold into Mozilla’s open source project. It’s also poised to give a boost to […]

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Hot Take: Pokémon Duel (Mobile) •

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Hot Take: Pokémon Duel (Mobile) • Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans – “The Man Who Holds The Soul” – Episode 44 Impressions • Night in the Woods Review You’re reading TAY, Kotaku’s community-run blog. TAY is written by and for Kotaku readers like you. We write about games, art, culture and […]

Google’s answer to Instant Articles now accounts for seven percent of traffic to big US publishers

Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages have been available for just a year now, but the platform — which can load some Google search results almost instantly — has already seen some impressive growth. According to an Adobe Analytics report released today, top publishers in the United States now see seven percent of their traffic coming in […]

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Father Deeply Disturbed By Daughte

Image Source: Tumblr  Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Father Deeply Disturbed By Daughter’s Overwatch Fan Fiction • Spacemon: A Pokémon TRPG: Tales & Transmissions – The Special Day • Cooking With Raitzeno – Valentine’s Day Ed • Ranking The Persona 5 Valentine’s Day Cards You’re reading TAY, Kotaku’s community-run blog. TAY is […]

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Transformers: Devastation Review •

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Transformers: Devastation Review • For Honor Beta Impressions • Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans – “Settlement” Episode 42 Impressions • I’m Replaying Mass Effect So You Don’t Have To You’re reading TAY, Kotaku’s community-run blog. TAY is written by and for Kotaku readers like you. We write about games, […]

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Life As A Low-End Laptop Gamer • N

Today’s selection of articles from Kotaku’s reader run community: Life As A Low-End Laptop Gamer • Nyren’s Corner: My Favorite OG Xbox Games • Hot Take: Protests In The First Weeks Of The Trump Presidency (Washington, D.C.) You’re reading TAY, Kotaku’s community-run blog. TAY is written by and for Kotaku readers like you. We write about […]