A stylized low poly 3D model render showcasing digital art techniques in Blender and Cinema 4D. Clean isometric design, ...

Bubsy was one of several video game mascots that tried to nip at the heels of Mario and Sonic in the ‘90s, but this quick-witted feline’s oddball, comical nature ended up being more memorable than the ...

Fun platforming gameplay offers a natural sense of movement. Wonky camera angles can throw off the experience. Solid controls and clever challenges are a joy for fans of 3D platformers. Relatively ...

Macworld explains Apple’s nano-texture glass technology, which uses microscopic etchings to scatter reflected light and reduce glare without compromising display quality. This premium upgrade costs ...

Maxon's NAB announcements cover Cinema 4D for iPad, a free relaunch of the Autograph motion graphics app, and Windows on Arm support across its tool range. Maxon has a clutch of new announcements ...

Harkins Theatres is bringing a whole new movie-watching experience to its theaters later this summer. The Arizona theater chain is partnering up with Lumma 4D E-Motion to equip Harkins theaters with a ...

PHOENIX — Harkins Theatres plans to open Arizona’s first 4D immersive movie theatre this August in north Phoenix, the company announced Monday. The 4D auditorium will be opening at Harkins Theatres ...

Roblox launched an open-source AI model that generates 3D objects on the fly early last year and now that toolset is getting a massive boost. The platform has introduced a model that whips up "4D" ...

Maxon has announced the Fall 2025 release of Maxon One, the company’s unified creative ecosystem that includes Cinema 4D, ZBrush, Redshift, Red Giant, and Maxon Studio. The latest Maxon One update ...

Anyone with a natural curl pattern knows that there’s no universal answer to the question of how to style curly hair. Each head of curls is unique and deserves its own consideration (and customized ...

You know, Bubsy, the talking orange bobcat mascot from the 90s? He's back, with a new 3D game developed by indie studio Fabraz and published by Atari. It's called Bubsy 4D, and it's Bubsy's first 3D ...