Despite Nintendo's legendary secrecy, Super Smash Bros. has one of the most dramatic leak histories in all of gaming. From anonymous forum posts dismissed as trolling to voice actors accidentally spilling the beans in... Read More →
Super Smash Bros. is defined as much by who didn't make it in as who did. For every fighter on the roster, Masahiro Sakurai has spent decades in interviews, Famitsu columns, and Nintendo Direct... Read More →
Super Smash Bros. changed forever on October 23rd, 2014, when Nintendo announced during the "50-Fact Extravaganza" that Mewtwo would be returning as paid downloadable content for Smash 4. It was the first time in... Read More →
Super Smash Bros. has always been Nintendo's all-star celebration - a roster packed with Mario, Link, Samus, and dozens of other characters from the company's own history. But starting with Brawl in 2008, Masahiro... Read More →
In February 1947, a small canister of fruit flies was loaded into the nose cone of a captured German V-2 rocket at White Sands, New Mexico, and launched 108 kilometers into the sky. Nobody... Read More →
Fifty-three years have passed since the last human being stood on the Moon. The total membership of that club - every person in history who has walked on another world - is twelve. Twelve... Read More →
Twelve men who sat in the Oval Office first gave orders on a battlefield. Some commanded armies that changed the course of history. Others held the rank in name only, their “generalship” a political... Read More →
The story most Americans learn is that the founding generation was uncomfortable with slavery, that they wrote a Declaration about liberty while reluctantly tolerating an institution they expected to wither away on its own.... Read More →
The Vice Presidency has always been a strange job. You're one heartbeat away from the most powerful office in the world, but nobody voted for you to have it. Nine times in American history,... Read More →
Before joining the United States, four states existed as fully independent nations. One was a kingdom recognized by Europe. One fought a war for independence. One governed itself for 14 years while America refused to acknowledge it. And one declared independence on a Tuesday and was gone before the month ended. Read More →
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