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ATLANTA — What if you went to an All-Star Game and a penalty-kick home-run shootout broke out? Welcome to the 2025 MLB All-Star Game — a game in which the world turned upside-down, the guy who threw ...

Game developers are using AI to make games more realistic, more complex, and more challenging. However, it’s not all fun and games: AI also brings a few downsides, including impacts on the ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Battlefield 6 launches on October 10 with plenty of multiplayer content to dig into. If you're one of those new players or a player returning to the ...

The Game Awards returned in 2025 for a big show celebrating the best games of the past year and an exciting look at the future. You can check out all The Game Awards winners right here, and you can ...

Video games are synonymous with the name Nintendo. But which of the hundreds of incredible games that have graced the legendary Japanese company’s numerous home and handheld consoles are the best?

ATLANTA — It took all of eight batters for the Automated Ball-Strike system to make an impact at the 2025 MLB All-Star Game, its first such appearance in a non-spring training MLB contest. Facing an ...

The 2025 MLB All-Star Game had a historic and instantly-iconic finish, and it turns out that baseball fans far and wide were dead-set on watching it all go down. FOX Sports announced Wednesday that ...

ATLANTA — For Aaron Judge, his first All-Star Game still feels like yesterday. It was 2017 when the Yankees’ slugger touched down in Miami for the Midsummer Classic as baseball’s Next Big Thing. The ...

ATLANTA — With all due respect to Pat McAfee, a sleeveless, exuberant, bro-friendly TV host probably wouldn’t be the first choice to field inquiries about thorny political matters of voting rights.