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Elms Puzzles experts can help you take your puzzle game to the next level.
Elms Puzzles experts can help you take your puzzle game to the next level.
People in the past had a way with words when it came to describing activity between the sheets.
Holiday toy crazes come and go, but some retro toys like Tickle Me Elmo and the Talkboy are as iconic today as they were 30-odd years ago.
The riddle below dates back to the 19th century—can you figure it out?
KFC customers in Spain can now raise their own digital fried chicken pet.
Most casinos lack windows, and gamblers like it that way.
Why do the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys always take to the field for a Thanksgiving football game? Because it’s tradition! But how did this tradition begin?
The Atari 7800+ makes it possible to play the games you haven’t touched since childhood.
Ditch the dice and grab the Timestop D-20 for your next D&D session.
The riddle below dates back to the 19th century—can you figure it out?
Pizza Hut has released a pizza-warming video game console attachment that nobody asked for.
This riddle dates back to the early 20th century—can you figure out the answer?
Make your way around the board of ‘Monopoly: Pokémon’ and catch ’em all.
This riddle dates back to 1598—can you figure out the answer?
Many video games get movie adaptations, but you probably didn’t see this one coming.
Alarmo allows you to wake up amid visuals and sound effects from your favorite Nintendo games.
A study determined the horror titles that are most likely to get players’ hearts racing.
Here’s another reason to add Japan to your bucket list: a Nintendo museum just opened in the country.
In the '90s, Russian kids coveted unauthorized Nintendo systems with an elephant mascot named Dendy.
If you have these consoles lying around, you might want to consider selling them on eBay.
This riddle dates back to the 17th century—can you figure it out?
This 19th-century riddle was created by the British Museum’s librarian—can you figure it out?
Mario Kart is getting the LEGO treatment—finally.
The riddle below dates back to the 19th century—can you figure it out?