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Empulse (video game)
Empulse (EMPULSE) is a 6v6 movement shooter by 1047 Games, the Splitgate studio, launched in Early Access June 24, 2026 on PC, PS5, and Xbox; wall-running, grappling, and contested mechs, halted August 2026.
Emre (Overwatch)
Emre (Emre Sarıoğlu) is a Damage hero added to Overwatch on 10 February 2026, the 48th hero and first male DPS since launch; an ex-Overwatch operative who disappeared and resurfaced on Talon's side with cybernetic implants.
Emre Belözoğlu
Emre Belözoğlu (born 1980, Istanbul), Turkish midfielder and manager; played Galatasaray, Inter, Newcastle, Atlético, Fenerbahçe, Başakşehir; 101 Turkey caps, 2002 World Cup third place; now Kasımpaşa head coach.
Emre Can
Emre Can, born 1994 in Frankfurt, is a German midfielder-defender and Borussia Dortmund captain since 2023, formerly of Bayern Munich, Leverkusen, Liverpool, and Juventus, with 48 Germany caps.
Emre Mor
Emre Mor, born 1997 in Copenhagen, Turkish left-footed winger; Nordsjaelland, Borussia Dortmund, Celta Vigo, Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe, now NEC Nijmegen; 15 Turkey caps.
Emulator
Emulator: software or FPGA hardware that reproduces one computing system on another, letting console, arcade, and vintage computer software run on modern platforms; central to digital preservation, with accuracy-versus-performance tradeoffs, MAME, and copyright constraints.
En passant
En passant, French for "in passing," is a special chess pawn capture of a pawn that has just advanced two squares, legal only on the next move.
ENA: Dream BBQ
ENA: Dream BBQ is a free first-person surreal adventure game by Joel G and the ENA Team, adapting the ENA web series; Chapter 1 "Lonely Door" launched March 27, 2025 on Steam with over 96% positive reviews.
Encaje
Encaje, or Mus Francés (French Mus), is a Spanish vying card game, a three- or five-player individual version of Basque Mus with no partnerships, no ordago, and a reverse goal: shed all your stones, and the last player holding any loses.
Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings
The Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings (ECO) is a five-volume chess opening reference first published from 1974 to 1979 by Šahovski Informator of Belgrade, whose classification assigns openings codes from A00 to E99.
Endacopia
Endacopia is a 2026 point-and-click puzzle adventure with psychological horror by Andyland, released July 27, 2026 on Steam for $16.50. Players guide Mellow, a boy who lost his senses, through a surreal edutainment-styled world with first-person boxing fights and four endings.
Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist
Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist (エンダーマグノリア) is a 2025 dark fantasy 2D Metroidvania by Adglobe and Live Wire, published by Binary Haze Interactive; sequel to Ender Lilies, set in the Land of Fumes, starring the Attuner Lilac.
Endgame study
Endgame study (chess composition): a composed position with the stipulation White to play and win or draw, no move limit, legal position, sound unique solution; examples include the Saavedra position and Plaskett's Puzzle.
Endless Legend 2
Endless Legend 2 is a fantasy turn-based 4X strategy game by Amplitude Studios, published by Hooded Horse, set on the ocean planet Saiadha. Early Access September 22, 2025; 1.0 September 17, 2026; Tidefall mechanic, six factions plus rogue variants.
Endless Sky
Endless Sky: free, open-source 2D space trading, exploration, and combat game inspired by Escape Velocity, created by Michael Zahniser, first released v0.7.9 on GitHub in 2015; GPL v3, cross-platform, hundreds of star systems, plugin and galaxy editors.
Endre Kabos
Endre Kabos (Kabos Endre, born Endre Katz), Hungarian Jewish sabre fencer, 1906-1944: three Olympic golds (team 1932, 1936; individual 1936) and 1932 individual bronze; killed in the Arrow Cross bombing of Budapest's Margaret Bridge.
Endre Molnar
Endre Molnar (Molnár Endre, "Bandi"), born 1945 in Gyergyószentmiklós, is a Hungarian water polo goalkeeper with 189 caps, four Olympic medals (gold 1976), 1973 world title, and two European titles.
Endrick (footballer, born 2006)
Endrick Felipe Moreira de Sousa, known as Bobby, Brazilian forward born 2006 in Brasília; Palmeiras academy product, Real Madrid player from 2024, Lyon loan 2026, Brazil international with 24 caps.
Endurance racing (motorsport)
Endurance racing (motorsport), also called sports car endurance racing: multi-driver teams race six to 24 hours (Le Mans, Daytona 24, Sebring), winner covering greatest distance; WEC classes Hypercar and LMGT3 with balance of performance.
Endurance riding
Endurance riding is a long-distance equestrian sport over 25-160 km trails, governed by the FEI (since 1982) and AERC (1972), decided by mandatory veterinary gate checks where horse welfare, not speed alone, determines completion.
Enes Kanter Freedom
Enes Kanter Freedom, born Enes Kanter (1992), Turkish-American NBA center (2011-2022, Jazz, Thunder, Knicks, Celtics, Blazers), human rights activist, who in 2026 declared for the WNBA draft and was banned from Chicago Sky home games.
Enes Ünal
Enes Ünal (born 1997, Bursa) is a Turkish striker, youngest Süper Lig goalscorer, ex-Manchester City, Villarreal, Getafe (36 goals) and Bournemouth, returned to Getafe 2026 after two ACL tears.
Enforcer (ice hockey)
Enforcer (ice hockey): unofficial NHL player role, also called goon, whose job is fighting and retaliating against opponents. Declined since the 1992 instigator rule and 2005 salary cap; linked to shorter lives and CTE.
England at the FIFA World Cup
England at the FIFA World Cup: the Three Lions' 17 appearances (1950-2026), one title (1966 at Wembley), 82-match record of 38W 23D 21L, shootout history, Kane's 14 goals, and the Tuchel era.
England at the UEFA European Championship
England men's national team at the UEFA European Championship (the EUROs): 11 appearances since 1968, never champions, runners-up at EURO 2020 and EURO 2024, third in 1968, semi-finalists on home soil in 1996, hosts again at EURO 2028.
England at the UEFA Women's Championship
England at the UEFA Women's Championship (Women's EURO): ten finals appearances, runners-up 1984 and 2009, champions 2022 under Wiegman at Wembley and 2025 in Basel, beating Spain on penalties.
England at the Women's Cricket World Cup
England have won four Women's Cricket World Cup titles, in 1973, 1993, 2009, and 2017, and were the first hosts and first winners of the tournament in 1973.
England at the Women's T20 World Cup
England at the Women's T20 World Cup covers the national team's record: champions of the inaugural 2009 edition at Lord's, with four further finals lost to Australia.
England cricket team
The England cricket team, also called the England and Wales cricket team, is the men's national side playing Test, ODI, and T20I cricket and contesting the Ashes against Australia.
England Deaf cricket team
England Deaf cricket team: national deaf and hard-of-hearing cricket side of England, run by ECAD with ECB support; 55 dB eligibility, two World Cup finals, 2022 Deaf Ashes win in Australia.