Rockstar Games has redefined the gaming landscape with titles like Grand Theft Auto III and Red Dead Redemption. By pushing the boundaries of game mechanics, storytelling, and freedom, Rockstar has cemented its place as a cultural and creative force.
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Max Headroom, the digital ghost of the 1980s, remains a cultural icon whose critique of media and technology resonates even more today. As a prophetic symbol of the digital age, Max embodies the subversive spirit that RIOT brings to every creative project, pushing the boundaries of storytelling and visual design.
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The ZX Spectrum 48K wasn’t just a home computer; it was a digital canvas that sparked a revolution. From pioneering game developers to bedroom coders, this humble machine inspired a generation of creatives, transforming technical limitations into boundless opportunities for innovation and imagination. Dive into the story of how the Spectrum 48K became a cultural icon and a gateway to digital dreams.
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Ten years after Jon “Bones” Jones took the UFC world by storm, we reflect on his career, the controversies, and the personal battles that have defined his legacy. A fighter’s story like no other.
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Discover how the Washington Commanders' mascot Major Tuddy came to be through fan involvement & how the Hog theme was chosen in this cool sports history moment.
Read MoreAt RIOT, we’re avid TV watchers. We absolutely adore the ability to watch full seasons in one go while we work. The major problem with that is you end up running out of new shows to watch really quickly. It was a pleasure then to get a text this morning recommending WGN America’s new drama series “The Outsiders” that’s currently streaming on Hulu. It’s akin to Game of Thrones or Vikings for it’s scruffy, burly, bearded men, but it’s set in the present, not the past or some mythical land. A similar modern day reference would be Sons of Anarchy, with The Outsiders sharing a cast member in Ryan Hurst who played Opie in SOA. He was was one of our favorite characters in that show who (#SpoilerAlert) ended up sacrificing his life for Sam Crow in an emotional, stomach churning prison battle. The Farrell clan, (which sounds a lot like Feral, which we thought was their name until we looked it up) live in the Kentucky hills and are outcasts to the rest of the town. They have their own leadership, rules and they despise money. The basic storyline of series one revolves around the local coal company trying their hardest to […]
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