The Mexico-set racing game is not only stunning but incredibly addictive. We spoke with creative director Mike White about how he and his team crafted it.
Tirhakah Love is a writer from Houston Texas who began writing culture criticism at MTV News. His work on music, pop culture, and politics have been published in the New York Times, Rolling Stone, The San Francisco Chronicle and LA Times. He also hosts a forthcoming YouTube series and podcast called Free Cable.
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