It’s the summer for beloved sports video games to return. First, “College Football 25” came back after more than 10 years off the shelves, and now the famed “Backyard Sports” franchise is making a return. Playground Productions announced Tuesday ...

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Sports games are a great way to live out fantasies. Athletes get to see themselves in ways they couldn't imagine, and players get to participate in the fantasy by doing incredible things like rocking Mike Tyson or beating Tiger Woods. That's what makes ...

The "Backyard Sports" video game franchise, including the iconic "Pablo Sanchez," will be making its return in the near future. Playground Productions announced that the video game will be relaunching, while the series will also be appearing in film and ...

At long last, "Backyard Sports" is back. Playground Productions, a children and family entertainment company, announced the official relaunch of the beloved sports video game franchise on Tuesday. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, wherever you are.

EA Sports' beloved college football video game series won't be hitting the transfer portal any time soon. "College Football 26" will return for the 2025 season and will be available this summer, EA Sports announced on Jan. 16. EA Sports re-launched the ...

Pablo Sanchez and the rest of the “Backyard Sports” crew are coming back as Playground Productions has announced the relaunch of the beloved video game franchise, which will also now expand across multiple verticals such as film, television ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mike Stubbs covers esports, competitive games and the creator economy. Sports video games are some of the most popular in the world, with annual franchises often selling more copies each ...

The biggest locker room issue Charles Huff encountered as Marshall’s head coach last year wasn’t leadership or buy-in. It wasn’t name, image and likeness money or social media. It was the college football video game. Players came to his office asking ...