You won’t be able to play online races with a second player in split-screen, but get a friend or two and enjoy cackling as you drop a potion bottle ... dress up as a wacky range of animals ...

With flavors that range from the traditional to the downright wacky, you might find ... actually learn to be a chocolate wizard yourself. It’s like Hogwarts, but instead of wands, you get piping bags, ...

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RIght after acquiring Cidy Cissoko from the Sacramento Kings, alongside two 2nd-round picks, the Washington Wizards waived him, leaving many fans wondering why. Cissoko is a young prospect who can ...

The Washington Wizards may have snapped a 16-game losing streak by beating the Minnesota Timberwolves, which also ended a two-month drought of winning on the road, but things are still bleak for ...

Indie game developer UpFox Labs announced this morning that Numskull Games has signed on to take over publisher duties for their latest game, Folly Of The Wizards. If you haven't checked this one ...

But there was reportedly an alternate universe in which the 3-time All-Star ended up back with the Washington Wizards. Beal had been the subject of trade rumors in the weeks leading up to the Feb ...

The schedule hasn’t been kind to the Washington Wizards the past three weeks — a 12-day trip that stretched over three time zones, then a back-to-back at home before a six-day trip that ended ...

WASHINGTON — The Washington Wizards capped a busy trade deadline by adding a lottery-protected first-round pick in this year’s draft and former NBA Defensive Player of the Year Marcus Smart ...

The Washington Wizards made a pretty head-scratching decision shortly after shipping away two of their most veteran players. Cissoko is a second-year player that had just been sent to the Kings in ...

WASHINGTON — With this season’s NBA trade deadline looming on Thursday afternoon, the Washington Wizards have some clear priorities and some, shall we say, “disputed” priorities.