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Once designed to teach, preach, or persuade, these familiar board games now mask the strange historical forces that informed their conception.

New data shows the most difficult Wordle games to figure out this year.

These games, action figures, and other toys were all the rage nearly 25 years ago.

Here are the details about the new ‘Magic: The Gathering’ set featuring the famous Ninja Turtles.

‘Clue’ is getting the TV adaptation treatment.

Players must find out who dunnit for a cash reward.

Some consoles use a lot more energy than others.

New research reveals the gaming consoles that consume the most energy.

Another Universe Commercial, Magic the Gathering, Buzz Burbank Voiceover

‘Magic: The Gathering’ cards can get extremely pricey among collectors, but certain versions—like the 1993 Black Lotus card—could still be worth a lot of money to this day.

NECA is bringing back “The Game of Jaws” in 2025.

NECA is reviving “The Game of Jaws” in honor of the 50th anniversary of the original summer blockbuster.

A player dances on the DDR or Dance Dance Revolution video game.

In 1998, Konami unveiled ‘Dance Dance Revolution,’ and embarrassing yourself in public became one of the coolest trends around.

Buffalo chicken is still a crowd-pleaser.

From buffalo chicken to artichoke dip, find out which dips are making waves across the U.S. for Super Bowl 2025.

Fans have had to wait an extra week for a Super Bowl champion to be crowned.

The big game used to be a January staple. Now it’s in February, and it may not be done moving yet.

Catching the Super Bowl used to be a pain without cable. Now it's (almost) effortless.

Which food is the top pick in your state?

Buffalo chicken dip is a classic for a reason.

This riddle dates back to 1915—can you figure out the answer?

This is the best time for Costco fanatics.

If you were already planning to eat Costco snacks during the big game, now you can get paid for your trouble.

It’s time to play Tune Twist, where we translate the lyrics of popular songs into multiple languages and then back into English. Can you figure out what the song is, or who performed it?