Man barred from having pets, gets 6 months in jail for killing dog
In 2020, police found the dead dog’s body in the backyard, blood on Brian Batson's clothes and what appeared to be a tooth from the dog on a car hood.
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In 2020, police found the dead dog’s body in the backyard, blood on Brian Batson's clothes and what appeared to be a tooth from the dog on a car hood.
Daytona Beach, FL - A Volusia County judge strikes down a motion to terminate the probation of Travis Archer, the man accused of killing the 9-month old labrador pup, Ponce, back in 2017. The State Attorney’s Office (SAO) argued it w...
Panic Button Explains Why DOOM Eternal's Cutscenes Run At 20fps On Switch DOOM Eternal is undeniably one of the Switch's more impressive ports. Brought across by port specialists Panic Button, gameplay successfully runs at a solid 30 frames per seconds. When compared to the PS4 and Xbox One editions, however, it took a significant visual hit. As part of this performance trade-off, cutscenes were also affected, capped on Switch at 20 frames per second. Speaking with Digital Foundry, Panic Button lead engineer Travis Archer discussed why these compromises were made, confirming: As is typical of...
Panic Button Reveals Why Doom Eternal FPS Was Capped During Cutscenes / When it comes to ports for the Nintendo Switch, there’s a real gem of a studio that’s delivered some great content. Panic Button is a studio located in Austin Texas and they’ve been around delivering ports for video game consoles for years. However, the studio found a knack for delivering some solid video game ports for the Nintendo Switch specifically which is great for them. Nintendo Switch is a massively popular hybrid console and the platform opens up the ability for third-party studios to deliver games for ...
The 5th District Court of Appeal has denied a request by prosecutors to reconsider a ruling which would allow Travis Archer, the man who killed Ponce the dog, to own animals again. The appeals court in a split decision released Dec. 18 struck down a ruling by Circuit Judge Sandra Upchurch prohibiting Archer from ever owning animals again. The Attorney General's Office, which handles appeals of such cases, had filed a motion supported by prosecutors asking for a rehearing on the issue. Archer’s defense attorney, Aaron Delgado, responded in a text message Friday that he hoped the appeals ...