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Image: Hasbro We love a found family story around these parts—especially if the family also happens to be giant robots that can turn into trucks. Advertisement Hasbro has announced a new partnership between its Entertainment One studio and Nickelodeon to release a brand new Transformers animated series. Unlike the recent fare like Netflix’s War for Cybertron trilogy—which has presented a darker, G1-inspired take on the canon for older fans—this new show seems much more in line with series like Transformers Animated or Robots in Disguise: a light-hearted action-comedy take on Optim...

West Linn police accused of racial harassment during arrest Alex Juarez alleges officers harassed and humiliated him during December DUI arrest. West Linn police have hired Portland attorney Michael Tom to look into allegations from a West Linn man who says he was racially harassed by police in December, according to Acting WLPD Chief Peter Mahuna. The man, Alex Juarez, posted about the ordeal on Nextdoor in January and received a wide array of responses from neighbors. WLPD contacted Juarez in early February and hired Tom, who specializes in workplace investigations, to look into t...

PC Developer Issues Takedown Notice Against Its Own Game, Claims Publisher Pirated It Illustration: Frogware The Sinking City developer Frogwares has publicly accused former publisher Nacon of pirating the Lovecraftian adventure game for its recent re-release on Steam, the arrival of which put the Ukrainian studio in the weird position of asking potential customers not to purchase its own game last week. Advertisement that the game was removed from Steam earlier today at the request of developers Frogwares, who issued a DMCA takedown notice against publisher Nacon which Valve “responded to...

Welcome to Morning Music, Kotaku’s ongoing hangout for folks who love video games and the cool-ass sounds they make. Today’s pick comes from the dawn of the 32-bit era, when makin’ “ Virtua Fighter, but with robots” just seemed like a natural thing to do. Advertisement Upon its September 1995 American launch the PlayStation had no shortage of flashy 3D fighters, polygonal fisticuffs having quickly become the hardware demo format de rigueur. I personally ended up with Tekken, and managed to avoid ensnarement by the kusoge-adjacent Toshinden. But lurking in the shadows was a lesser...

Minari star Alan Kim went viral because when Kim was asked who his favorite actor is, he replied saying “I like Sonic the Hedgehog.” Kim is a top contender for a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination, so who are we to argue with the wunderkind? Sonic rules. Screenshots of the Q&A quickly made the rounds on Twitter, with Minari distributor A24 sharing it, too. Soon enough, it caught the attention of Sonic voice actor, Ben Schwartz, who tweeted at A24, saying, “Sonic would love to send Alan a voice note.” Today, that message arrived: