In poor countries, childhood obesity is spreading faster than ever before. The problem is not new: the percentage of overweight children around the world crept up in the 1980s, as junk food became a ...

Maps in games like Miasmata, Pathologic 2, and Elden Ring are designed to mislead players, leading to confusion and challenges. These games treat maps like unreliable narrators, forcing players to ...

When the Beach Boys started back in 1961, they seemed like little more than a novelty surf band that would vanish from memory by the following summer. But 64 years later, against all odds, their saga ...

Xbox Game Pass has hundreds upon hundreds of games, covering pretty much every genre imaginable. While you might not find the exact title you want, you will likely find something similar that can ...

In 1569, Flemish mapmaker Gerardus Mercator synthesized existing ideas in navigation and cartography to create a new type of world map. It has stood the test of time: Billions of people would ...

Maps in open-world games can evolve based on player actions, affecting navigation and story progression. Key game features like destruction, player-built structures, and scripted events cause dynamic ...

The African Union endorsed a map that reflects the truer relative size of the continent. (map public domain via Equal Earth) Success! Your account was created and you’re signed in. Please visit My ...

Learners hunting for progress have pushed Airlearn to the top of app store charts with strong reviews and steady word of ...

The maps of the world you’ve been looking at all your life are wrong and should be replaced, according to a group promoting a new map that more accurately shows Africa as the second largest continent.

The Switch 2 is best described as an upgrade in necessity, rather than an improvement. Everything the console aims to do is ...

The African Union has thrown its weight behind a campaign to adopt a world map that more accurately reflects the continent’s relative size than the one currently adorning most geography-class walls.

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