Games

Watch a man solve the 17x17x17 rubiks cube in less than 7 hours.

Life isn't all fun and games, but maybe it should be.

He announced Flappy Bird would be back at some point, but now Dong Nguyen has set an official timeframe for his addictive surprise hit to return.

Have you ever wondered which Kidd Kraddick Morning Show member you would be? Well here's your chance to find out.

Are you ready for the glorious return of Flappy Bird? Because it's finally happening!

If you spend hours everyday taping your screen trying to win just one more game of Candy Crush, you're not alone.

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"Flappy Bird," the #1 app in the world, was suddenly pulled from both Apple's App Store and Google Play by its creator Dong Nguyen, who claimed the app was ruining his life. But the Kidd Kraddick in the Morning show wants to revive the hit game...by buying the rights to it and then re-releasing it for free.

The sole, Vietnam-based creator of Flappy Bird has chimed in to let the masses know why his game was pulled from the smartphone market.

This Los Angeles home was recently purchased by an always hunky and often shirtless werewolf. Because he's just not pale and weak enough to be one of those pathetic vampires all the teenagers love. In fact, he does such a good job howling at the moon that in 2011 he was voted "Favorite Pop-Culture Werewolf of All Time." Yup, of all time. (Talk about your resume-boosters.)

While Flappy Bird has been pulled from the downloadable market, phones have been have starting to appear on eBay with the advertised feature of having Flappy Bird pre-installed on them.

Dong Nguyen, creator of the hit mobile game, Flappy Bird, has announced that he will be pulling the title from stores on Feb. 9.