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The 2006 release of Wii Sports was a cultural phenomenon. People fought each other in the aisles of Best Buy to secure their Wii consoles before the holidays, primarily because of the Wii’s pack-in motion-control tech demo. Family gatherings often devolved into bowling or tennis matches, regardless of whose house we were at since everyone…

Nintendo Switch Sports Resort brings back motion sports again, and it’s still a blast. Nintendo

The idea that Nintendo only makes games for little children is unfair. Sure, the Switch 2 doesn’t have GTA 6. But the system’s heavy-hitter counterprogramming this holiday season is a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, a game beloved by folks who probably now have children themselves. Meanwhile, the recently released Fire…

Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, has introduced vending machines selling exclusive collectible pins for $18 each, according to a report on Mickey Visit, an independent media brand specializing in Disney theme park news.

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La Manga’s wedding season is stretching further into the year as couples increasingly choose the Mar Menor resort for celebrations outside the traditional summer months.   September and October are already among the busiest months for weddings in the area and this year celebrations are expected to continue almost until Christmas Eve. The extra visitors…

Sitting along the curb before a parade, admiring the beauty of Sleeping Beauty Castle, and the building excitement of a show about to begin. Disneyland Resort entertainment has long had a way of turning incredible performances into lifelong memories, setting the stage from day to night.

In late June, Waikīkī Beach Marriott Resort & Spa recently opened its ʻOhana Entertainment Center, a 6,000-square-foot space that includes bowling, virtual reality attractions, sports simulators and more than 60 arcade games.