Ever since its debut in 2013, Rooster Teeth’s fantasy-action series RWBY has amassed a devoted mass following of fans who thrill to the series’ high-energy fight scenes. Now, the people making RWBY will be branching out into giant mech scifi, aiming to tell cool stories in a whole new genre.
Popular production company Rooster Teeth posted a new video in their Immersion series. Looking at game myths, this newest episode sees what would happen if one of the best things about NBA Jam was real.
The comedy team at Rooster Teeth have decided to make a card game based on their Million Dollars, But... series of web videos. It’s current Kickstarter suggests it’s going to make a lot more than that.
Eager to check out crazy, over-the-top fight scenes with imaginative weapons? Well, RWBY Volume 3 certainly has that, as well as a healthy helping of sadness and despair.
Released last year as a fan game for Rooster Teeth’s hit animated webseries, RWBY: Grimm Eclipse returns as an official four-player co-op action game on Steam Early Access, and it’s a blast.
My name is Michael Fahey, and while I am not a Destiny addict myself, I’m beginning to suspect I work with several of them. Maybe Rooster Teeth’s imaginary support group can help.
Rooster Teeth animator Monty Oum has passed away, the production studio announced today. The 33-year-old was hospitalized over the weekend for "a severe allergic reaction during a simple medical procedure" that put him in a coma. When the news first hit, fans raised nearly $180,000 for him.
Want to see some of the most amazing, well-choreographed fights animation has to offer? Then RWBY season two is the place for you.
A beautiful thing happened during Rooster Teeth's 24 hour Extra Life stream: more than $240,00 was raised for Children's Miracle Network hospitals. Also, Reading Rainbow's LeVar Burton read a book and cursed a lot. It's pretty beautiful.
It is surprisingly easy to survive in a round of homemade Frogger in GTA V's online arena. At first.
Over the last few months, the good people over at Rooster Teeth (the group behind machinima hit Red vs Blue) have been producing their own original game and anime-inspired web series called RWBY. And while it's hardly deep, its first season provides enough action and imagination to draw anyone in.
It was only a matter of time before the dudes at Rooster Teeth found something silly to do in GTA V. In today's edition: the front flip that can, surprisingly, be used as a weapon. And a pretty powerful one at that.
David Dreger, a contributor to Rooster Teeth and its Achievement Hunter video series, was found dead in a Vancouver park on Thursday, concluding a nearly monthlong search. He was 28. A cause of death has not yet been determined.
Falling on your crotch is funny, when it's in a video game. So is dying multiple times over for no apparent reason.
Presented to you by Rooster Teeth, this fanimation by Shane Newville sheds some new light on what's really going on behind Mega Man's pixelated veil. Yeah, it turns out the little guy hasn't just been running, jumping and shooting in a straight line all these years. His real job is a lot harder than that.
Ha, this is pretty funny—if you understand Japanese and even if you do not.
Rooster Teeth started their popular Halo-based machinima comedy series Red vs Blue all the way back in 2003.
I love Gav and Geoff from Rooster Teeth's Achievement Hunter. They always find the most pointless, yet hilarious things to do in games.
In today's edition of pointless, yet hilarious things to do in games, the duo launches their character into the air in Grand Theft Auto IV. GTA is known for some wacky glitches…
It's a lot more fun—or maybe just funny—than it sounds. Rooster Teeth's "Achievement Hunter" duo set out to find yet another random and quirky pastime in Skyrim.
The latest in Rooster Teeth's Immersion series of web videos is here, this time seeing if two dudes in a video game could really survive against a horde of 400 zombies.
