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If You've Never Noticed The Logo On A Godiva Wrapper, Today's NYT Connections Groups Will Be Tough

7.9.2024
Welcome to the weekend, puzzlers! And welcome to that long stretch between Labor Day and Thanksgiving, when holidays are few and far between. We’re counting down the weeks to Indigenous Peoples’ Day and, of course, Halloween (if only we got the day off for that one). Speaking of Halloween...

If You're Struggling To Figure Out Which Group "Store" Belongs To In Today's NYT Connections, You're Not Alone

2.9.2024
Happy Labor Day, puzzlers! It’s Day 3 of your three-day weekend, so make it count. (And by “make it count” we mean “kick back, relax, and do something fun.”) If you’re the grillmaster of the cookout, throw an extra pack of hot dogs on there as your salute to today’s epic showdown between Joey...

The Words "Movie Set" And "Sable" Are Driving Millions Of Players Crazy In Today's NYT Connections Groups

1.9.2024
Is it us, or was that the fastest August ever? Yet here we are in September already, which promises to be a highly entertaining month, starting with whatever great plans you have on tap for this Labor Day Weekend. Maybe you’ll be picking up a game from our tried and trusted Weekend Guide? Let’s...

You'll Literally Never Guess Which Group "Crown" Belongs To In Today's NYT Connections

31.8.2024
It’s called Labor Day Weekend, but the only work you should be doing is flipping burgers on the grill and deciding which college football game you’ll be watching as the season fully kicks off this week. Or you could fire up College Football 25 instead and see if you’re a better coach than...

There's A Surprising Difference Between 'Sleep' And 'Snooze' In Today's NYT Connections Groups

18.8.2024
Connections is all about finding things that don’t seem like they work well together, but do. Take Deadpool & Wolverine, for example, which is now the most successful R-rated movie of all time. Today’s Connections won’t earn you a cool billion dollars, and it’s not R-rated, but it’s here to present...

Here Are Some Hints To The Groups Confounding Millions Of NYT Connections Players Today

17.8.2024
Puzzle games can be addictive. Maybe not Randy Orton playing Elden Ring-level addictive (we hope), but most definitely habit-forming. Read more

NYT Connections Hints: Friday, August 16

16.8.2024
Happy Friday! Time to wake up your gray matter to get your weekend rolling. Going to see Alien: Romulus? If you haven’t checked out the previous Alien movies, you might not have the stomach for that. But let’s start with your brain.Read more

What the NYT and Washington Post Op-Eds Get Wrong About Crypto

9.8.2024
It’s long past time for critics to look past their biases and recognize the reality of the digital assets industry, say Sheila Warren and Justin Slaughter

NYT AI lawsuit gets weird as OpenAI demands sources for every article

4.7.2024
It’s unclear whether the judge in the case is considering the request, but the New York Times had a strong response to the request

MicroStrategy Founder Michael Saylor Agrees to $40M Settlement in D.C. Income Tax Case

3.6.2024
The District of Columbia sued Saylor in 2022 for allegedly not paying income taxes while living in the district

The New York Times Issues Court Threats To Geography Game Worldle

31.5.2024
If you’re three or older, you might remember a brief window of happiness in the annus horribilis that was 2021: Wordle. It was such a lovely time, not just because of Josh Wardle’s splendid little daily puzzle game that provided light in an era of lockdowns, but also because of the multiple...

Destiny 2 Hype, Dragon's Dogma 2 Hate, And More Of The Week's Gaming Opinions

6.4.2024
Dragon’s Dogma 2 currently has everyone talking, and we’ve got our own thoughts on the game’s highs and lows. We’re also cautiously optimistic for the future of Destiny 2 and have opinions on a few of this week’s gaming-related April Fools’ Day shenanigans. Read on for more.Read more

Thanks To Hits Like Wordle, The New York Times Is Now A Gaming Company

1.4.2024
The New York Times might be best known for its long-running newspaper. But new data shows that thanks to popular games like Wordle, Strands, Connections, and more, the Times has quietly become a video game company that just so happens to have a newspaper subscription, too. Read more

Today’s NYT Connections Puzzle Is A Cruel April Fools' Joke

1.4.2024
Just a few months ago, I was incapable of completing the New York Times’ Connections puzzles. Now, I can usually do the daily word-based puzzle without too much of a hassle—which is why today’s version has got me (and others) so irrationally angry. You see, today, April 1, 2024, I opened up the...

Director YOLO'd $4M of Netflix budget into Dogecoin, made $27M: Report

23.11.2023
Carl Erik Rinsch reportedly used nearly $11 million of his Netflix show’s budget to gamble with stocks and crypto and made millions on a single Dogecoin bet

I Am Embarrassingly Bad At The New York Times’ Connections Puzzle

19.10.2023
As a young girl, I would spend hours sitting around the kitchen table watching my mom and Yia-Yia complete the New York Times crossword puzzle in pen, sipping too-strong coffee while they argued over potential answers and begrudgingly grabbed the Wite-Out to fix a rare mistake. They didn’t let...

Stardew Valley Fishing Minigame Makes A Surprisingly Good Wordle Clone

30.8.2023
Free, fan-made browser game Pufferdle is an unexpectedly successful cozy mutant. Developer Abdullah Masud made it from sewing together some beloved parts—the fishing minigame from Stardew Valley, and Wordle’s streamlined hangman procedure—and ended up with a pixel fish-guesser many will find...