Sports are foundational to gaming as a medium. From Pong to NES Baseball, the infancy of the medium was littered with just-about-recognisable renditions of real-life sports in an attempt to conjure a ...

With Mario Tennis Fever kicking off the Mario Sports franchise on Nintendo Switch 2, it’s official that one of Mario’s best spin-offs is finally joining Nintendo’s newest platform. Fans have been ...

A born-and-bred Texan, Katie's been overthinking fiction since she could pick up a TV remote. After getting her English degree, she found her niche when someone passed a game writer position at CBR ...

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Charles Martinet, the man who voiced all of Super Mario's wahoos and let's-a-go and it's-a-me quips for well over three decades, says the red-hatted plumber is who he aspires to be as a person. Not in ...

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Pat Perez sat down with Subpar co-hosts Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz on Wednesday at Whiskey Row in Scottsdale, and Knost picked an obvious place to start: “Let’s just get up to date with your situation ...

Bridgestone’s new Tour B line of golf balls has been on the PGA Tour for less than a month, but already it’s off to a hot start. With Chris Gotterup’s second win of the season at the WM Phoenix Open ...

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Every year, the PGA Tour shares an annual report with its membership. It is often a 50-plus-page document, fronted by a photo of the previous year’s FedEx Cup champion and a lengthy, optimistic letter ...

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Lucas Glover always had a strong voice. He's at a point now where the former U.S. Open champion would rather it be heard in the PGA Tour boardroom instead of on the radio.