Arran Rice

When you consider its previous effort was the quite mad (in a good way) Cards, the Universe and Everything, that’s some going. This new effort is called Wild Cards, and it offers you the chance to battle almost anything against each other. And we mean anything. The game works by asking you to set up a deck of 12 cards, and there really is no limit as to what you can add as part of your “team.” Jane Austen, the sun, a skilled ninja, the list goes on.

Beatbot just dropped two new pool cleaners at CES 2026, and honestly? They're going after completely different customers, which is pretty smart. First up is the AquaSense X Ecosystem, their premium flagship that basically wants to do everything for you. Then there's the Sora 70, a more straightforward robot for folks who just want clean pools without the bells and whistles. Let's break down what each one actually brings to the table.

Snake's path to becoming a mobile gaming icon began in 1997, when Finnish developer Taneli Armanto programmed it for the Nokia 6110. Pre-installed on an estimated 350 million Nokia devices worldwide by the mid-2000s, Snake rapidly became one of the most widely played mobile games in history and helped cement Nokia's 14-year reign as the world's leading phone manufacturer.