CLEAR Premium Water has been appointed as the official hydration partner for the National Games, Uttarakhand 2025. CLEAR will introduce 100% recycled rPET water bottles for the games, aligning ...

and giving them many enemy camps to tackle is an easy way to encourage exploration. Games will be ranked based on how satisfying and useful it is to clear enemy camps.

Kickoff between the Eagles and Rams is scheduled for 3 p.m. ET, and should be early enough to miss the worst of the winter weather, but this far out from the game, you never know how the weather ...

Nintendo Switch 2 to host action games like Final Fantasy 16 with enhanced hardware benefits for immersive gameplay experiences. Major franchises like Call of Duty might make their way to the ...

For years, individual logos have been created for each Super Bowl, well before it’s clear which teams ... played in the Big Game. For Super Bowl LVI, the logo was orange and yellow, which ...

CLEAR is launching its identity verification technology at Portland International Airport, bringing frictionless and predictable travel experiences to Oregon. CLEAR’s launch at PDX is expected ...

It takes the idea of a clear bag and transforms it into something actually fun to use on game day. The bag features the Chiefs logo right in the center and has Chiefs written all over the strap.

The past 18 months have heralded a small renaissance for strategy games. Manor Lords takes the municipal organization of Cities Skylines and crosses it with Age of Empires’ feudalism.

A reader explains how and why he attempted to play a thousand different video games last year, with a goal of at least 83 a month. Gamers come in various types. Those who wants to play just the ...

Cutting corners: As Ubisoft executive Philippe Tremblay recently noted, we should accept that we no longer own the games we pay for. Microsoft embraced – and is still pursuing – to build a ...

The Kansas City Chiefs are headed to the Super Bowl after a 32-29 victory over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC title game. Once again ... sending a clear message regarding the officiating complaints.