Thai Modder Brings Iconic Comedian Nong Cha-cha-cha Suit to Resident Evil: Requiem
A Thai modder has created a hilarious Resident Evil: Requiem mod featuring comedian Nong Cha-cha-cha's iconic colorful suit from the comedy movie The Bodyguard.
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A Thai modder has created a hilarious Resident Evil: Requiem mod featuring comedian Nong Cha-cha-cha's iconic colorful suit from the comedy movie The Bodyguard.

The White House sparks backlash after editing footage from Nintendo's family-friendly Wii Sports into a propaganda video promoting military operations in Iran.

Japanese space company Space Entry has unveiled the HELLO HARO project, aiming to send an autonomous Haro robot designed by Kunio Okawara to the ISS.

Valve is offering customers affected by delayed Steam Controller deliveries any game of their choice for free on Steam regardless of price.

GiTEM has launched a platform showcasing game projects across Thailand, aiming to increase visibility and connect local developers with players and investors.

Developer YUMEXE has unveiled FAKE ME, an innovative prop hunt game where players sculpt and texture custom 3D models like in Blender to blend seamlessly into the environment.

AI VTuber Neuro-sama sparked deep philosophical discussions after asking creator Vedal during a livestream if she truly exists beyond just entertaining others.

The Overwatch team announced a redesign for new hero Anran after players and her voice actor criticized her final in-game design for being overly generic.

Sony has secured a patent for a buttonless controller that replaces traditional buttons and analog sticks with a fully customizable touch-sensitive surface.

Capcom revives its classic boss design contest for Rockman: Dual Override, encouraging fans to grab a pencil and create original bosses by hand.

A Hong Kong streaming platform has pulled the anime series Yani Neko due to regulations prohibiting the depiction and advertising of real-world tobacco products.

Code Geass director Goro Taniguchi voiced concern over the declining number of original anime projects, warning that relying purely on adaptations risks the medium's future sustainability.