Krafton India has made it known that the pre-registration phase for their much-awaited mobile game, “CookieRun India: Running Game,” is now available on both Android and iOS devices. In partnership with Devsisters, Krafton India is introducing a version of this globally acclaimed series tailored for Indian players.
In recent years, eFootball 2025 has brought a unique, invigorating perspective to the strategic aspects of football within KONAMI’s beloved series. One standout feature is the integration of Manager Tactics and Individual Instructions, which have been a delightful change for long-term players. This enhancement makes team construction in 2025 more engaging and empowers gamers to pick a squad based on their preferred playstyle, such as the Long Ball Counter. In this article, I’ll break down the Long Ball Counter playstyle and the team-building process for it within eFootball 2025.
Gary Lineker is set to step down as host of Match of the Day after 25 years.
After the closure of The Crew in March, Ubisoft is currently dealing with a legal dispute initiated by disgruntled players, who have collectively sued the company. This action stems from their belief that a game they thought they owned has been made entirely unplayable.
On Monday, Martine McCutcheon showcased her long legs in a mini, sparkly skirt during her first girls’ night out in what seemed like months, as depicted in the captivating images she posted on Instagram.
Despite being absent from the royal family on Remembrance Day, Prince Harry wasn’t excluded from the commemorations. Instead, it appears that the Duke of Sussex contributed to the day by putting smiles on many faces on November 10th.
As a gamer racing for Team Penske, I clinched my third NASCAR Cup Series championship at Phoenix Raceway’s season finale, surprising many as I ended the 2024 season in just 11th place overall. But here’s the twist – my average finish of 17.1 is the lowest ever recorded for a Cup Series champion, smashing previous records.
You may not be able to judge a man by his album cover(s), but you can deduce much by his choice in vehicles. Richard Marx and Rick Springfield are living proof. In the driveway of a lushly landscaped home just off the Malibu coast sits a luxury British automobile, rounded, elegant; a smooth-sailing land yacht. Next to it, a sporty, sleek, slightly dangerous 1963 Corvette Sting Ray, and parked on the street, a ‘55 Holden Ute.
Approximately four decades and two months back, Duff McKagan stepped foot in Los Angeles for the first time as a greenhorn punk rocker, aspiring to dominate the globe. The city, having recently hosted the 1984 Summer Olympics, was shedding some of its Olympic luster. As McKagan remembers it, Hollywood was a whirlwind of crime and drug abuse back then, with helicopters constantly patrolling the area, gang conflicts raging, and the crack cocaine epidemic at its peak. He himself was a victim of muggings while walking to work. “It felt like the Wild West,” he recalls, “but not in a favorable sense.
Have you ever watched a movie and been so enveloped by its world that you wanted to live in it?