But without a name, and previously developed under Bungie, here we are, and now we have some new details about Gummy Bears thanks to an exclusive report from The Game Post. And I can corroborate ...

PlayStation Studios' next game is codenamed Gummy Bears and looks to be heavily inspired by Nintendo's legendary fighter, Smash Bros. Staff Writer Sean focuses on the geekiest Sony news. He ...

Bungie's mysterious game code-named Gummy Bears has reportedly changed developers and is now in the works at a new PlayStation studio. While primarily a MOBA, the game is rumored to take ...

A new report from TheGamePost claims that Bungie’s unannounced IP codenamed Gummy Bears is a new competitive MOBA game, but not just any MOBA. It’s described as a cross between a team-based ...

The people show up to support us. The fan support was on another level in this year's game as the Bears set *** new hockey record with 102,343 teddy bears and stuffed animals collected.

He worked his way up to quarterbacks coach in 2018 and added the passing game coordinator title in 2020. The Colts made him a senior offensive assistant in 2021. In 2022, he became a coordinator for ...

Considering the list of Bears alum who played in the East-West Shrine Game, it's probably a must-watch ... Whether he played hand down or standing up didn't seem to matter in the drills, Reuter ...

It's certainly curious why Sony and FromSoftware aren't touching the games they partnered on.

According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, the Bears are hiring former Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Press Taylor as their pass game coordinator. Taylor spent the last three seasons as ...

The Chicago Bears weren’t necessarily playing spoiler on Sunday when they took on the Green Bay Packers, but there was still a ton to play for as they wanted to finish the season on a high note.

Chicago Bears On SI Record in Bears Games: 14-2 straight up, 8-8 ATS, over/under 7-9. The Series: The 210th game overall between these primordial rivals. The Packers lead the series 108-95-6.

These games actually released last year—we're starting 2025 with some catch-up reviews of games we didn't get around to scoring in 2024—but that's no reason not to recommend them.