A thing that always tickles me in a particular way is when a game takes a beloved mechanic from an iconic game that doesn't technically exist. By not existing I'm talking about something like wavedashing in Super Smash Bros. Melee. You can't play that game professionally without doing it, and yet it's just an exploit as opposed to something purposeful, but there are derivatives that directly bake it in. So, despite never playing its source (pun intended (you'll see what I mean in a second)) of inspiration, I'm quite intrigued by Clipmatrix, a momentum platformer set in surreal, industrial locales built around Source Engine bunny hopping found in the likes of Counter-Strike.
California lawmakers are closing in on a deal to help film producers who are facing new limits on their ability to monetize production tax credits.
The agreement falls short of the entertainment industry’s goal of a full exemption from a $5 million annual cap on corporate tax credits, according to multiple sources.
Steam says I have over 50 hours in Deceive Inc, so when I say it's great, know that's not just an impression. If you like FPS but also enjoy prop hunt, Hitman, or hidden identity games like The Ship, Deceive Inc is worth a look.
Disney-owned ABC filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday, calling the U.S. government agency’s investigations into them a “retaliatory campaign” by the Trump Administration to curb the network’s free speech. ABC and the Trump Administration have been at odds for close to a year over coverage critical of the President.
Third time’s a charm for the Michael Latt Legacy Fund.
The nonprofit — formed in the wake of Latt’s death to support rising creatives whose work hits the sweet spot of what Latt held dear in his own life and work (culture, advocacy, storytelling, social impact and community transformation) — has selected the recipients for this year’s Leading With Love: Grants in Support of Courageous Creativity.
Cyberleek, the group or person (it's not clear which) behind today's big Grand Theft Auto 6 leak, claims it's not just doing it for the lulz. In a manifesto calling out industry practices it finds objectionable, Cyberleek warned that it will continue targeting publishers who violate its edicts.
Acura planned to dust off the RSX name and pin it to a compact battery-electric crossover SUV.
Despite previewing the production model with the RSX Prototype, Acura ultimately pulled the plug on the project.
The vehicle in these patent images looks much like the RSX Prototype, though it lacks some of the show-car's distinct features.
Acura’s plans to resurrect the RSX nameplate are on hold. The luxury brand planned to stick the nomenclature to a small battery-electric SUV. However, due to the recent reversal in EV plans by parent company Honda, the reborn RSX is now stillborn.
