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Vice is a magazine and website that covers a range of topics related to arts, culture, and news. It was established in 1994 in Montreal, Canada, and has since grown into Vice Media, which includes not only the magazine and website but also a film production company, a record label, and a publishing division. As of February 2015, the creative direction of the magazine is led by Chief Creative Officer Eddy Moretti, with Andrew Creighton serving as President, Ellis Jones as the editor-in-chief, and Alex Miller as the global head of content. As of October 2014, Vice has set up 29 bureaus around the world, with a presence on every continent except Africa and Antarctica.

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Legendary Band Fishbone Shares New Single "Suckered by Sabotage"

1 day ago | vice.com | Jake Uitti

It’s impossible to understate the importance and influence of the Los Angeles-born band, Fishbone. The list of groups the untraditional collective has inspired is long and includes names like the Red Hot Chili Peppers and No Doubt. Their brand of ska-punk-rock-jam has defined explanation and been foundational for many. Started in 1979, Fishbone continues to rock stages today, albeit with some new faces over the years.
Vehicular Combat Has Never Been More Back. Atari Is Revitalizing ‘Fatal Run’ With a New Entry in the Franchise

2 days ago | vice.com | Shaun Cichacki

It’s been 35 years since a new entry in the Fatal Run franchise has been released. Wait, let me correct that. It’s been 35 years since Europe has seen a new entry in the Fatal Run franchise. Folks in the USA never got a chance to partake in this particular brand of blocky vehicular combat. But now? Fatal Run 2089 is coming down the pipeline and hitting us with UE5-powered car combat. This revamped entry in the franchise is looking lean and mean.
Miss the Days of Lightgun Gaming? The ‘Retro Shooter’ RS3 Reaper Is Bringing It Back, and the Results Are Incredible (Review)

2 days ago | vice.com | Shaun Cichacki

There are an awful lot of shooter games on the market. First-person shooters, third-person shooters, on-rails shooters, and anything in between. But one type of shooter has always had my heart in a chokehold. Lightgun shooting games. Games like Time Crisis, House of the Dead, and countless others gobbled up quarters at any arcade I could visit. I always craved the chance to play Lightgun games at home, but modern technology made that surprisingly more difficult than I could have imagined.
4 Alt-Rock Bands Who (Arguably) Peaked With Their Debut Album

2 days ago | vice.com | Jake Uitti

It’s hard out there. Ask any musician and they’ll tell you, life ain’t easy. It’s hard to learn an instrument, it’s hard to write a song, it’s hard to make an album and it’s hard to get any attention. And then, if you do succeed somehow at all those things, fans and record execs want you to make a second album? Jeez! Sometimes bands don’t handle that massive pressure well—can you blame them? But the fact of the matter is that, for whatever reason, some bands peak with their debut LP releases.
‘Umamusume: Pretty Derby’ Is An Anime Girl Horse Racing Gacha Game … Wait, WHAT?

2 days ago | vice.com | Shaun Cichacki

Sometimes, I can’t believe what I’m writing about. What do you MEAN there’s a magical girl horse racing gacha game available on Steam and Mobile platforms? Why does this look fun? Why am I suddenly now a fan of Umamusume: Pretty Derby? The premise is wild. The graphics are quite impressive. But most of all, why did it take me until today to hear about this? It’s such a goofy concept, and I love everything about it. Typically, I’m not the biggest fan of gacha games.
‘Crimson Capes’ Features Beautifully Brutal Pixel Art Swordplay, Online Co-Op & PVP, Mixed with a Gorgeously Rendered World

2 days ago | vice.com | Shaun Cichacki

Pixel art is where the medium of gaming got its start, and over the years, developers have refined it to a science. Crimson Capes, the next game developed by Poor Locke, looks stunning in motion. Appearing as the characters have been rotoscoped into the world, Crimson Capes has some of the best-looking animation I’ve seen in a game, period. Indie or not, this world looks genuinely beautiful.
“We Need To Build an Active Kind of Hope”-Silvana Estrada Releases Stirring New Single “Lila Alelí”

2 days ago | vice.com | Jake Uitti

Listening to music from the 28 year old, Mexican-born artist Silvana Estrada feels a bit like time traveling. In a world where so much of the songs we hear today sound like they were created with computers and AI bots, Estrada’s stuff feels tactile, numinous and, well, that much more essential. Today (June 25), Estrada has released her latest single, “Lila Alelí,” a lilting yet powerful work that looks at rejection square in the eye. When times get tough, so often we want to run the other way.
‘Ruffy and the Riverside’ Feels Like Pure Joy and Has All the Makings To Be a New Age Classic (Review)

2 days ago | vice.com | Shaun Cichacki

A game that can make us smile is worth everything, isn’t it? From the moment I booted up Ruffy and the Riverside, I knew I was in for an excellent adventure. Smooth controls, a beautifully rendered, hand-drawn animation style, and plenty of zing in the dialogue. Hopping, skipping, and jumping through each joyful level had me smiling just as wide as Ruffy himself. Ruffy and the Riverside may be a brand-new IP.
2025 Is the Year of ‘Warhammer 40K’, It Seems. ‘Warhammer Skulls’ Breaks Records for Wishlists, Views, and Everything in Between

3 days ago | vice.com | Shaun Cichacki

Warhammer 40K has been around for what feels like forever, but it seems like it’s got more fans than ever before. The recent Warhammer Skulls event that took place on May 22 garnered more attention than any other year, and for good reason. Plenty of exciting new releases were teased, alongside updates to some of our favorite Warhammer games. With over 30 million views combined across platforms, it seems like 40K is going into its best year ever.
‘PEAK’ Lives up to It’s Namesake, and I Absolutely Cannot Wait To See All of the Memes Coming From It

3 days ago | vice.com | Shaun Cichacki

Friendslop this, Lethal Company-ripoff that. I’m all in on these goofy games. The Headliners, R.E.P.O., Lockdown Protocol. Give me all of these silly little adventures. After seeing a few videos on TikTok of players falling to their doom in PEAK, I figured it was about time that I saw if this one truly was… well, peak gaming. It is. It absolutely is.