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Video from last Fridays car meet, check it out!

Goes live at 6am today.

Small Town, Big Car Culture | Cornwall Cruizers at Fat Les’s Chip Stand 🚗 Small Town, Big Car Culture!Welcome back to another Cornwall Cr...

It’s amazing to look back and see just how far this journey has come.

It all started back in 2013 with a $500 retired police interceptor sitting in an impound lot. I bought it, gave it a fresh coat of paint, and transformed it into an Umbrella Corporation themed Crown Victoria simply because I thought it would be a fun project.

From there, things slowly began to grow. The car helped build my presence on YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. Over the years, the vehicle evolved into the design you see today, and eventually the entire project was rebranded from Project Nemesis to Response Unit Gaming.

What began as a fun idea has grown into something much bigger than I ever imagined. It’s no longer just about the car. It’s become a brand that now includes photography, videography, event coverage, and content creation. What started as a hobby is slowly turning into what feels like a real and viable business venture.

There is still a long road ahead, but seeing how far things have come already is something I’m incredibly proud of. Thank you to everyone who has followed along, supported the journey, and continues to encourage me. I’m excited to see where Response Unit Gaming goes from here.

🇨🇦 NEW VIDEO NOW LIVE! 🚁

Celebrate Canada Day from a different perspective!

Join me for a peaceful nighttime drone flight over Cornwall, Ontario, captured on the Potensic Atom 2. While there are no fireworks in this one, you’ll get to experience the city illuminated after dark through smooth cinematic aerial footage.

Whether you’re from Cornwall or simply enjoy seeing places from above, I hope you enjoy this unique view of the city.

🎥 Watch now and let me know which aerial shot was your favourite!

🇨🇦 Happy Canada Day from Response Unit Gaming!

🌙 Cornwall After Dark Canada Day From Above 🇨🇦 Experience Cornwall, Ontario from a unique perspective on Canada Da...

🚨 NEW VIDEO NOW LIVE! 🚨

Another awesome evening with the Cornwall Cruizers is now on the channel!

The weather finally cooperated, the turnout was fantastic, and there was no shortage of incredible cars, motorcycles, and great people. If you couldn’t make it out, or if you were there and want to see if you made it into the video, this one’s for you!

From ground-level shots to cinematic drone footage, come experience another great Cruise Night at Home Hardware with us.

🎥 Watch the full video here:
👉 https://youtu.be/Z3K3hLmZLv4?si=w1d8zzyAaij9zsLu

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As always, thank you to the Cornwall Cruizers and everyone who came out to make another cruise night such a great success. We look forward to seeing everyone again at the next one!

Cars, Bikes & Great Weather! | Cornwall Cruizers Cruise Night | July 3, 2026 🇨🇦 Cornwall Cruizers Cruise Night | July 3, 2026 | Home Hardware | ...

🚔 Throwback Tuesday 🚔

Every project has a starting point, and looking back at old photos of Project Nemesis always reminds me just how far this car has come.

What began as a retired police interceptor has evolved over the years through countless modifications, repairs, upgrades, and new ideas. Every change has helped shape the car into what many of you know today: a vehicle that’s been featured at cruise nights, car shows, conventions, charity events, and community gatherings throughout the years.

Like any long-term project, it hasn’t always been smooth sailing. There have been unexpected repairs, plenty of late nights in the garage, and a few setbacks along the way. But that’s all part of the journey, and seeing the progress makes it worthwhile.

With Project Nemesis now back on the road after its latest repair, it felt like the perfect time to look back at where it all began.

📸 We’d love to see your own project vehicles! Share an old photo beside a current one in the comments and show us how your ride has changed over the years.

We know it’s been a little while since our last video, and we appreciate everyone’s patience. Unfortunately, between the weather and a few other circumstances, there just hasn’t been much happening over the past little while.

The good news is we’re back! 🎥

Our latest video from this past weekend’s car meet goes live this morning at 6:00 AM, and we hope you all enjoy it as much as we enjoyed filming it.

So far, things are looking promising for this weekend, and we’re keeping our fingers crossed that Mother Nature cooperates. If all goes according to plan, we’ll be back out there bringing you another video from this weekend’s meet.

Thank you all for your continued support. We hope you enjoy today’s video, and we’ll see you all again this weekend!

Friday Night Cruise Meet at Fat Les’s Chip Stand! 🚗 Friday Night Cruise Meet – June 26, 2026 🚗This week’s Friday Ni...

Happy Friday, everyone!

Here’s hoping Mother Nature cooperates today! The forecast is calling for isolated showers throughout the day, but with any luck they’ll stay away long enough for us to enjoy another great Cruise Night here in Cornwall.

We’ll be meeting at Fat Les’s Chip Stand, located at 5757 Highway 138, Cornwall, Ontario, at approximately 6:00 PM. If the weather holds, it should be another great evening to check out some amazing rides, catch up with friends, and enjoy the local car community.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, we’re also hoping to make it out to the car show in Alexandria, Ontario. As always, weather permitting, we’ll be there to check out the incredible vehicles, meet fellow enthusiasts, and bring you photos and updates from the event.

Fingers crossed the rain stays away, everyone stays safe on the roads, and we can kick off the weekend with some horsepower, great conversations, and plenty of memories.

We hope to see you out there!

🚔 Community Question Wednesday 🚔

If you could make one modification to your vehicle tomorrow, what would it be?

Would you add more horsepower, upgrade the suspension, install a new sound system, change the wheels, or completely redesign the look of the vehicle?

Every build has a story, and every owner has that one modification they’ve always wanted to do.

Project Nemesis has gone through several transformations over the years, evolving from its early days as Project Alice to the build you see today. Each stage brought new ideas, challenges, and lessons learned along the way.

Now it’s your turn.

What’s the next modification on your wish list?

Drop a photo of your ride in the comments and tell us what you’d change if money and time weren’t a factor.

📸 Let’s see what everyone is driving!

🚔 Throwback Tuesday 🚔

Looking back at where it all began.

These photos were taken at Kitchener City Hall during some of our early Comic-Con appearances, back when the Crown Victoria was still known as Project Alice and long before Response Unit Gaming became what it is today.

At the time, this was simply a passion project that combined a love of cars, gaming, movies, and creating something unique. What I didn’t realize then was that these events would become the foundation for everything that followed.

Each year, Project Alice would draw more attention from convention attendees, photographers, cosplayers, and fellow enthusiasts. The car quickly became a recognizable sight at events, and the support from the community helped open doors to new opportunities, new friendships, and countless memories.

Kitchener Comic-Con was one of the first places where the build truly started gaining recognition. Looking back now, it’s incredible to see how a simple idea grew into a project that would eventually lead to the creation of Response Unit Gaming and the journey we’ve been on ever since.

These photos represent more than just a car parked outside a convention. They represent the beginning of a journey, the growth of a community, and the moments that helped shape where we are today.

Thank you to everyone who has followed the project over the years, stopped by to chat at events, taken photos, or supported us online. Your support has meant more than you know.

Do you remember seeing Project Alice at one of the early Comic-Con events? Let us know in the comments.