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Roobic Review: The Startup Striving to Bring More Transparency to Crypto!


The cryptoverse, since the advent of programmable blockchains, has seen a lot of players with the same bland and often predictable business model. Startups come forward to offer game-changing solutions and introduce their native tokenomics to incentivize the validators and participants joining...

A Jacobin Podcast Review: Critiques on Crypto and Sterlin’s Response


The following opinion editorial is a Jacobin Podcast review written by the author Sterlin Lujan, the chief risk officer with Cryptospace. The Jacobin Podcast episode called: “Dig: Cryptocurrency w/ Edward Ongweso Jr & Jacob Silverman,” touches upon “cryptocurrency, NFTs...

Bitcoin Witnesses a Peak as Coinbase Goes Public- Market Year Round Review


In February, bitcoin’s price surpassed $50,000 when Tesla announced a $1.5 billion investment in Cryptocurrency. The reaction of the market prompted one creative T-shirt merchant to produce a $19.99 T-shirt printed with the words “Elon’s Candle,” alluding to Tesla’s wealthy...

Snoop Dogg, Deadmau5 and NFTs — The Sandbox Alpha Game Review


I came to the Sandbox Alpha for the musical experiences of Snoop Dogg and Deadmau5. It was awesome dancing with my voxelated avatar: green hair, pink sports bra, denim shorts, yellow stockings, and red shoes. All with the insane creatures around me dancing, and the feeling of indulging in a real...

New Cryptocurrency Bill Advances to Senate in Brazil


A new cryptocurrency bill was approved by the Chamber of Deputies of the Brazilian Congress last week, and is now awaiting review by the Senate for approval. The project, if approved, would introduce a central body to regulate all cryptocurrency brokerage activity — ostensibly the Central...

Battlefield 2042: The Kotaku Review


So, Battlefield 2042, huh. People sure have opinions about Battlefield 2042. In fact you could drive a main battle tank through the divide between a lot of the critical and popular reaction to DICE’s latest, the first modern (or in this case near-modern) Battlefield since 2013's Battlefield...

Analogue Pocket: The Kotaku Review


The Analogue Pocket is the ultimate Game Boy. It can play nearly any Game Boy, Game Boy Color, or Game Boy Advance game, on a bright and colorful LCD with 10 times the resolution of the original Nintendo Handheld, sound piping through a pair of superb stereo speakers. That’s just for starters. Read...

Halo Infinite: The Kotaku Review


How do you even consider Halo Infinite in totality? Not just any Halo game but this Halo game—one that was supposed to herald a new generation of Xboxes but was delayed out of the launch window; one that’s had no shortage of public scrutiny over its tumultuous development process; one that’s...

Solar Ash: The Kotaku Review


I almost pulled the plug on Solar Ash before it really began. For the most part, I’m glad I did not.Read more

Shin Megami Tensei V: The Kotaku Review


Shin Megami Tensei V takes place in two Tokyos—both are real, despite what the angels will tell you on their worst days. Bodies and ghosts alike still pump through streets, subway stations, and the city’s other familiar arteries. They cross long-forgotten leylines, producing a new arcane...

Let's Build A Zoo: The Kotaku Review


The park I’ve been cultivating in Springloaded Games’ Let’s Build a Zoo currently houses two lions. One is actually someone’s lost dog that we dressed as a lion. The other is a robot made out of dead animals that saves me money by not having to eat or drink. One could argue that my zoo actually...

Company Of Heroes: The Kotaku Review


I’ve reviewed a lot of video game adaptations as part of my board game coverage for Kotaku. As you’d expect, since this is first and foremost a video game website. Some of those adaptations have been OK, some have been pretty good, but I haven’t played any quite like Company of Heroes before.Read...

The Legend of Tianding: The Kotaku Review


In my mind, The Legend of Tianding is a perfect gaming experience. Not because it can do everything, or that it allows the player to do anything. It’s perfect because it accomplishes all of its aesthetic and storytelling goals without overstaying its welcome. Despite offering only six story-driven...

Skyrim's New Fishing Mini-Game: The Kotaku Review


Fishing in video games is tricky to nail. Many games offer such a mechanic, but few actually pull it off. Personally, I can’t even recall a single fishing mini-game I’ve wrung enjoyment out of in the last few years. Pokémon? Tedious, annoying. Fire Emblem: Three Houses? Zzzzz. Hades? The only thing...

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