Rising Storm 2: Vietnam Gets Festive With Green Army Men Christmas Special Update

Rising Storm 2: Vietnam is getting in the holiday spirit with the free Green Army Men Christmas Special update launching on Steam on December 11. Tripwire Interactive has announced a Christmas-themed map as well as a seasonal helmet for all Rising Storm 2: Vietnam players. From tomorrow through the first week of January 2019, players…

NFCA Announces 2015 NJCAA DI All-America Teams

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The 2015 NFCA NJCAA Division II All-Americans Teams, consisting of 47 student-athletes from 29 different institutions, were announced by the Association on Wednesday.   To view the complete 2015 NFCA NJCAA Division I1 All-American Teams, please click this LINK. Jefferson College and Lake Land College led the way with four overall selections….

Zelda 2, Blaster Master Join Nintendo Switch Online NES Lineup

Nintendo has announced that Zelda II: The Adventure of Link and Blaster Master will be joining the library of titles available on Nintendo Switch Online. On January 16, Zelda II and Blaster Master will join the ever-growing list of NES classics that saw Ninja Gaiden, Wario’s Woods and Adventures Lolo added last month. Zelda II…

Weaponized water: India threatens to divert 3 rivers away from Pakistan

India has reiterated claims it is building dams to shut off its share of the water supply to Pakistan-controlled Kashmir in response to the February 14 suicide bomb attack in Pulwama which killed 40 paramilitary soldiers. The bombing in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir was claimed by an insurgency group called Jaish-e-Mohammed which…

Near Perfect Start Keeps West Texas A&M Atop 2015 NFCA Division II Poll

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – West Texas A&M’s 10-1 start through the first three weeks of the season keeps the Lady Buffs atop the 2015 NFCA Division II Poll that was released by the Association on Wednesday. With several upsets and strong starts to the season, the first regular season poll saw a lot of teams moving…

From soldier to politician: Thai coup leader attempts democratic rebrand ahead of national poll

Thailand’s prime minister, General Prayuth Chan-o-cha, has ditched his decorated olive green military uniform for a new business casual wardrobe in an effort to convince sceptical voters of his definitive switch from soldier to politician ahead of a March 24 poll.  In the final stretches of a turbulent election campaign, he has released a slew…