Sand Springs (OK) defeats Choctaw (OK) 32-27: Live updates, score of Oklahoma OSSAA Class 6A-II state championship game ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Sand Land, the game from the mind of the legendary manga artist Akira Toriyama, finally has a ...

Under a cold, gray, December sky, with the occasional snowflake hitting the ground, Sand Springs is making its final ...

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Not only is Akira Toriyama the creator of Dragon Ball, but he is a prolific manga writer, creating over 40 manga series. One such series was Sand Land, a manga about a desert world inhabited by ...

To start, Sand Land is a world wherein humanity co-exists with a race of demons, as all the living creatures seard for any and all water that they can find. Our main star, and the character that ...

The Sandbox initiated a contest for creators to design games inspired by early-era gaming, accepting submissions until ...

The championship has come down to the Choctaw Yellowjackets vs. the Sand Springs Sandites. Choctaw is the defending champion, while Sand Springs hasn’t lost a game since Sept. 12. Opening kickoff is ...

Here are three takeaways from Sand Springs’ 32-27 win over Choctaw in the Class 6A-II state championship game in the Oklahoma ...

The RPG follows a mischievous demon imp with a begrudgingly pure heart, a crotchety old man that masks his just nature with gruff sternness, and a comic relief codger that likes to dress as Santa ...

The sand in PS3 game Journey is some of the most realistic ever seen in a video game. It wasn't easy to create. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh wrote about ...