Wondering what heroes you should pick and avoid in Fire Emblem Heroes? Here is our tier list ranking all heroes from Fire Emblem Heroes.

Joe Van Haalen, president of Des Moines Professional Firefighters Local 4 and vice president of Iowa Professional ...

New Zealand are “hopeful” pace bowler Matt Henry will recover from a shoulder injury in time for their Champions Trophy final against India on Sunday, coach Gary Stead said. Henry is racing to ...

India remain in Dubai to face Australia in the first semi-final on Tuesday. Henry, who took 5-42 as New Zealand's bowlers restricted India to 249-9, said the Black Caps would not read much into ...

More legal challenges against the law mounted over time. In August, Circuit Court Judge Henry D. Garnett threw out a case against a business in Newport News that had been found guilty of Sunday ...

Super Mario Advance series and Fire Emblem offer fantastic gameplay experiences, while The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap is a must-play for fans of the series. Around the late '80s, Nintendo ...

Here’s how it works. Amazon Fire TV Sticks are one of the most popular streaming devices around. Based around Android, they're powerful and can have tons of apps installed on them – including ...

Fire Force season 3 may be the show's last, but the hit supernatural anime is hoping to go out in a blaze of glory. The third season again follows Tokyo's Company 8 as they do battle with all ...

Dark Deity 2 is a tactical turn-based RPG inspired by games like Fire Emblem. In particular, its combat is very reminiscent of the classic Fire Emblem games on Game Boy, such as Fire Emblem ...

Kelly, second from right, on the set of Game for a Laugh with co-stars Mathhew Kelly, far left, Sarah Kennedy and Jeremy BeadleCredit: Rex Features The family's statement said today: "Henry will ...

TV legend Henry Kelly, who hosted beloved Game for a Laugh and the BBC's Going for Gold, has died aged 78. The presenter's family said he "died peacefully" on Tuesday after a "period of ill health".

Popular Irish broadcaster Henry Kelly has died at the age of 78 "after a period of ill health", his family have confirmed. He died "peacefully" on Tuesday evening surrounded by loved ones.