By Michael McWhertor K Monthly - May 2010 Welcome to the May 2010 edition of K Monthly, a look back at some of the best original coverage, including reviews, previews, features, weekly columns and more from Kotaku. It was a month of big changes, with Resistance developer Insomniac Games moving on to greener, multi-platform pastures and key Xbox execs making their own moves. It was a somber month, with the deaths of legendary fantasy artist Frank Frazetta, actors Gary Coleman and Dennis "King Koopa" Hopper hitting within a few weeks of each other. May also featured some amazing guests on the weekly Kotaku Talk Radio podcast, including Sid Meier, the creators of Red Dead Redemption, ModNation Racers and Alan Wake. Catch up now if you missed any of the following stories from May. —- TABLE OF CONTENTS May 2010 FEATURES An Infographic Draws Near! A Visual Guide To The Role-Playing Game by Mike Fahey Art Dealer Video Game's Finest Pay Tribute To Artist Frank Frazetta by Stephen Totilo Parental Advisory How To Protect, Not Isolate, Your Child From Online Gaming by Brian Crecente Code Breakers The Secret Handshake And The Problem With Gaming's Hidden Code by Luke Plunkett King's Quest Quest The Sequel They Had No Right To Make - Now Has A Surprise Twist by Stephen Totilo Brains Vs. Brrraaaiiinnsss The Scientists Who Made A Zombie Game by Brian Ashcraft REVIEWS Super Mario Galaxy 2 Review: In Praise Of Superfluous Mario Red Dead Redemption Review: Feel Good Outlaws Alan Wake Review: Transcending Its Medium UFC Undisputed 2010 Review: A Light Heavyweight Rematch Prince Of Persia: The Sands of Time Movie Review Metal Torrent Micro-Review: Not As Good As A Coinstar ModNation Racers Review: Where The Vinyl Meets The Road The Art Of Uncharted 2 Review: Glossy, Glossy Bit.Trip Runner Micro-Review: Running Down A Dream Rocket Knight Micro-Review: High As A Kite Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Review: Help Yourself Looksley's Line Up Micro-Review: Broken Promise Split/Second Review: A Blue Shell Game Photo Dojo Micro-Review: This Game Is A Joke Lost Planet 2 Review: Bigger, Not Better Iron Man 2 Review: A Rusted Development Real Racing HD Micro-Review: Relief For The Driving Impaired Dante's Inferno: The Trials of St. Lucia Review: Totilo's Inferno FIFA World Cup 2010 Review: I Got 199 Teams, But Vatican City Ain't One Nier Review: Not Without His Daughter Picross 3D Review: Block The Monkey Tecmo Bowl Throwback Micro-Review: Retro-Rockin' Football PREVIEWS & IMPRESSIONS The Latest Call of Duty Explores The Bloody Birth of Special Forces Killzone 3 Hands-on: Bigger, Better & More 3D Everything is Juicy and Wet in Splatterhouse Lara Croft And The New Addictive Game Fallout: New Vegas Preview: Meet Sunny, Dinky & Tabitha LEGO: Harry Potter Years 1 - 4 Hands on, Feet Up Hunted: The Demon's Forge Eyes-On Rage Impressions: The More Fun Apocalypse Diving Into Toy Story 3's Toy Box Okamiden Is The DS Game We Expected Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned Is A Guilty Pleasure We Get Our Lightcycle and Disc Throwing On In Tron Evolution Easy or Access? Bulletstorm Walks the Line in an Insular Genre It's Like Many Things, But Still Unlike Anything, Say Bulletstorm's Creators COLUMNS Well Played by Brian Crecente Fanatics Draw the Line For Super Mario Galaxy 2 The Growing Spectacle of Gaming's International Spotlight Halo: Reach, Laser Tag and the Law of Convenience Stick Jockey by Owen Good Football Contenders Try for the Look of a Winner His Name's Gus Johnson, and He Gets Fans With Baseball Stats, Trying to Synthesize Real, Fun Tim Rogers I <3 stupid games Leigh Alexander Video Games, I've Let You Down Lisa Foiles Yoshi: Behind The Dinosaur View comments » Share this:

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