Zack Zwiezen

Kansas City

Writer at Kotaku

Writer @Kotaku | Also seen on: Kill Screen, USGamer, GameCritics, Hard Drive & Entertainment Fuse (He/Him)

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Hearthstone - Kotaku

1 week ago | kotaku.com | Ethan Gach |John Walker |Zack Zwiezen |Moises Taveras

From Dead by Daylight to The Last Of Us, PS Plus has something for the horror freak in everyone
Pixar's Next Big Movie, Elio, Is Bringing Back Bloopers

2 weeks ago | kotaku.com | Zack Zwiezen

Disney’s next animated film, Elio, is going to bring back the silly and charming bloopers that used to appear at the end of Pixar’s big features. Movies like Toy Story 2 and Monsters Inc. would feature animated faux-outtakes over the credits, and we’ve really missed them! But now, after being absent for two decades, bloopers will be featured in a Pixar film.
Pixar's Next Big Movie Is Bringing Back Bloopers

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Zack Zwiezen

Image: Pixar / Disney / KotakuDisney’s next animated film, Elio, is going to bring back the silly and charming bloopers that used to appear at the end of Pixar’s big features. Movies like Toy Story 2 and Monsters Inc. would feature animated faux-outtakes over the credits, and we’ve really missed them! But now, after being absent for two decades, bloopers will be featured in a Pixar film.
A Hot-Fix Is On The Way For MindsEye's Frustrating CPR Mini-Game

2 weeks ago | kotaku.com | Zack Zwiezen |Andy Mills

Some players are stuck at this early part of the GTA-like semi-open world action game
While Everything Gets Worse, It's Nice That The Switch 2 Just Works

2 weeks ago | kotaku.com | Zack Zwiezen

Every app, website, and device I use seems to be getting worse and worse. You’ve likely noticed this, too. Shitty AI is being shoved into more products. Features people don’t want are being added to apps that have become monstrosities, chasing trends in order to squeeze out more profits. Searching for stuff online is awful. Buying something sucks. Your fucking toothbrush has an app now. Enshittification is happening and making everything worse.
While Everything Gets Worse, It's Nice That The Switch 2 Just Works

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Zack Zwiezen

9 hours agoMost of these gaming chairs arrive after Father's Day, but many are now available at their lowest prices ever. Amazon is currently offering discounts on select gaming chairs, including a few models with high-end features like built-in speakers, footrests, and additional lumbar support. Inventory is …
MindsEye's Annoying CPR Mini-Game Is Getting Nerfed After Players Keep Failing It

2 weeks ago | kotaku.com | Zack Zwiezen

A very annoying CPR mini-game featured in the opening hours of MindsEye has proven to be so difficult and frustrating for players that the developers are going to make it easier. Hopefully, that will help players stuck at this part in the game move forward, though they might not enjoy what awaits them. MindsEye is having a rough launch.
MindsEye's Annoying CPR Mini-Game Is Getting Nerfed After Players Keep Failing It

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Zack Zwiezen

We're never going to escape the shadow of GTA V, are we? Thirteen years and five distinct rereleases in and with the series' next installment looming …
Silent Hill 2 Remake Studio Now Remaking The Original Game

2 weeks ago | kotaku.com | Zack Zwiezen

Soon we shall return to the foggy and creepy streets of Silent Hill as Konami has confirmed that a remake of the original PlayStation-era horror game is in development. On June 12, during Konami’s Press Start Live event, the publisher announced that Bloober Team, the studio behind 2024's excellent Silent Hill 2 remake, is now working its magic on a remake of the original Silent Hill, a game first released over 25 years ago.
Wikipedia Won't Add AI-Generated Slop After Editors Yelled At Them

2 weeks ago | kotaku.com | Zack Zwiezen

The Wikimedia Foundation, a nonprofit group that hosts, develops, and controls Wikipedia, has announced that it won’t be moving forward with plans to add AI-generated summaries to articles after it received an overwhelmingly negative reaction from its army of dedicated (and unpaid) human editors.