Frogger is coming to Peacock as a game show, and the show has reportedly found its host. The TV version of the video game, played by humans taking the role of an animal trying desperately not to get ...

Peacock has officially transformed the classic arcade game Frogger into a new competitive game show (from Holey Moley producers Eureka Productions) that’s ready to jump onto your TV. In the first ...

The fear of being squished is very real in the first look at Peacock’s “Frogger” TV series, which the streaming service dropped in a trio of competition series trailers Thursday, along with previews ...

The popular video game “Frogger” is being turned into a competition series at NBCUniversal’s streaming service, Peacock. “Frogger” will feature 12 outrageous obstacle courses, or “crossings.” These ...

Frogger, the 1981 arcade game where you safely guide a frog across busy highways and treacherous rivers, is now a game show on Peacock. That’s right — instead of playing as a little frog, contestants ...

Konami is capitalizing on the Frogger brand for a new reality competition series for Peacock, NBC Universal’s streaming service. The classic arcade game will be adapted into the TV show Frogger, ...

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One of the things I like about collecting old videogames is the sense of holding a piece of history in my hands. That's why I think the most fascinating thing about this copy of Frogger for the ...

High planks are often considered the crème de la crème of core exercises. It makes sense: the move can help improve posture, enhance core stability, and work practically the entire body. But holding a ...

Konami's Frogger turns 35 this year – just allow that fact to soak in for a moment. Not only does it show how mature the games industry is (most 35 year olds are married with two kids and a mortgage), ...

In 1981 videogames were very simple. Titles such as Pac-Man and Space Invaders relied on basic, yet addictive concepts to keep drawing the crowds. Joining their sides in popularity, Frogger was ...