Shigeru Miyamoto, the main reason for Nintendo's success: “Video games should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their age or ability”

Shigeru Miyamoto, the main reason for Nintendo’s success: “Video games should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their age or ability”

In the world of video games, there are a handful of proper names with great weight. None has as much as Shigeru Miyamoto. His importance is paramount, and the video game as it is today is unthinkable without him. And although sometimes he is credited with more than he has actually done, it is undeniable that his work is essential to understanding the evolution of the medium and what Nintendo is today.

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The photographer of the iconic image of Messi and Lamine Yamal in the bathtub: “There is the hand of God behind it, it is a miracle”

The photographer of the iconic image of Messi and Lamine Yamal in the bathtub: “There is the hand of God behind it, it is a miracle”

The first time Leo Messi played in a World Cup, back in 2006, Lamine Yamal was not even a life project yet. 20 years later, the two latest great idols of Barcelona will have the opportunity to meet on the pitch for the first and, presumably, last time, no less than in a World Cup final. The photo between the two main representatives of Argentina and Spain will be the most sought after for its exceptionality, but it will not be the first.

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The large fires and the burned hectares triple the records of 2025 around this time

The large fires and the burned hectares triple the records of 2025 around this time

The data from this year’s campaigns, up to July 15, indicate that 59,961.48 hectares of forest have already burned in Spain, in 18 large fires (over 500 ha), tripling the balance compared to the same period last year. In 2025, up to July 15, the data indicated that 20,466.25 hectares had burned, with 6 large fires, according to data provided by the Ministry for the Ecological Transition, based on information collected by the autonomous communities.

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The Government celebrates the European endorsement of the amnesty: “Democracy has tools to make reconciliation possible”

The Government celebrates the European endorsement of the amnesty: “Democracy has tools to make reconciliation possible”

“It was worth it, it is worth it, today is a great day,” said the Minister of the Presidency and Justice, Félix Bolaños, after the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) endorsed the Amnesty law this Thursday, thus taking a step further to pave the way for the return of Carles Puigdemont, almost ten years after the Catalan independence process began.

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Feijóo warns Morocco with the army in Ceuta: “If I have to apply article 8 of the Constitution, I will”

Feijóo warns Morocco with the army in Ceuta: “If I have to apply article 8 of the Constitution, I will”

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has continued outlining measures this Tuesday to address the Ceuta crisis and has assured that if he becomes president of the Government, he will activate article 8 of the Constitution to safeguard Spanish sovereignty if Morocco attempts to invade the autonomous city following the massive entry of immigrants at the end of July. “If I have to act and apply article 8 of the Constitution, I will do it. That is what it is for. And article 8 of the Constitution states that it is the responsibility of the armed forces, the Army, Air Force, and Navy to guarantee the territorial integrity of our country,” said the PP leader in an interview on Antena 3.

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The first Christians in Sweden buried children with adults with whom they did not share biological ties during the Middle Ages

The first Christians in Sweden buried children with adults with whom they did not share biological ties during the Middle Ages

Burying babies with their fathers, mothers, grandfathers, grandmothers, or brothers and sisters in the same grave has been common throughout human history. What is surprising, however, is that these children are buried with adults with whom they share no biological relationship. That is precisely what the first Christian communities in Sweden did during the Middle Ages.

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