InZOI is a life simulation in Early Access featuring in-depth gameplay focused on real-life experiences and challenges. Players create and play as Zois, who are fully customizable from their appearance to their preferences, including life-long goals and ambitions.

Pokmon Gos April Fools Day for 2025 is focusing on Pok Balls? Your screen will be littered with these things, but interacting with some of them will yield Pokmon encounters. The event runs only on April Fools Day (April 1) starting at midnight until 11:59 p.m. in your local time.Below, we explain the tiny Pokmon Go April Fools 2025 event and what Pokmon you can run into.What Pokmon are spawning for April Fools 2025?In addition to regular Pokmon spawns on the map, you may find Pok Balls. Tapping the Pok Ball may yield actual Pok Ball items (including Great and Ultra Balls) or one of the Pok Ball-imitation Pokmon:VoltorbHisuian VoltorbElectrodeHisuian ElectrodeFoongusAmoongussGalarian Stunfisk(If youre asking why Galarian Stunfisk, its because its beak looks like a Pok Ball and the body closes like a bear trap when you go in to grab it. Ouchie!)Notably Voltorb, Hisuian Voltorb, Foongus, and Galarian Stunfisk can be encountered shiny in the wild, so while shiny rates dont seem to be higher, it may be a good time to try to shiny hunt them while the spawns are high.Thats pretty much all there is to it. Pick up balls, and encounter ball-like critters.Is there a Spotlight Hour for April 1?As this writing, we dont know! Our Australian beta testers who experience events before we do wont actually see Spotlight Hour until around 1 a.m. EDT, so we wont know if theres a specialized April Fools Spotlight Hour until then.Well update this guide when that information becomes available.

Take-Two Interactive chairman and CEO Strauss Zelnick recently sat down with Bloomberg to talk all things video games. The conversation is pretty stuffy if you dont have much interest in the business side of things, but Zelnick did provide some insight into how subsidiary Rockstar Games is handling Grand Theft Auto 6 marketing, specifically pointing out that the developer might not put out a second trailer for the highly anticipated game until we get closer to its tentative fall 2025 release window.We do have competitors who will describe their release schedule for years in advance, Zelnick told Bloomberg anchor David Westin as the two spoke in an office full of pseudo-shrines to the companys past successes. We found that the better thing to do is to provide marketing materials relatively close to the release window in order to create that excitement on the one hand and balance the excitement with unmet anticipation. We dont always get it exactly right, but thats what we are trying to do.Going by Rockstars previous games, this is a strategy the studio has employed before. The initial Grand Theft Auto 5 trailer was released on November 2, 2011, but didnt get a second until more than a year later on April 30, 2013. Similarly, Red Dead Redemption 2s first trailer debuted on October 16, 2016, but it took until September 28, 2017 to get a second. Both games marketing campaigns picked up as they got closer to launch, but even then, Rockstar has never been about inundating the industry with commercial after commercial leading up to a major game like some studios.While the hunger this creates in fans can sometimes be overwhelming, it also has the benefit of creating a different kind of marketing for which Rockstar doesnt have to foot the bill. Back in November 2024, Polygon reported on a fan theory that the stage of the moon in a Grand Theft Auto Online screenshot was a clue towards when the next Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer would drop. Did this end up being true? Absolutely not but it was a fun way to cover something silly people were doing online as they awaited one of the most anticipated games on the horizon.The anticipation for [Grand Theft Auto 6] may be the greatest Ive ever seen for an entertainment property, Zelnick said when Bloomberg asked about the games secretive release date, and Ive been around the block a few times and Ive been in every entertainment business there is. We want to maintain the anticipation and the excitement.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication.If you're looking for a MacBook without dropping over a grand, this refurbished 13" 2020 Apple MacBook Air is going for $439.99 on StackSocial right now. Thats a fraction of the original price, and it comes with 8GB of RAM, a 256GB SSD, and a 1.1GHz dual-core Intel Core i3 processor. Its not the latest and greatest, but it holds up surprisingly well for students, freelancers, or anyone who needs a decent everyday laptop for web browsing, emails, documents, and streaming. Youre also getting that bright 13.3-inch Retina display with True Tone, which still looks sharp and vibrant in 2024.This model comes with the backlit Magic Keyboard and Touch ID, which makes unlocking your Mac or making secure purchases easy. The build is sleek, and at just under three pounds, its light enough to carry around all day. Battery life is also solidyou can expect up to 11 hours of wireless web use or 12 hours of video playback. Your mileage may vary depending on usage. Youll get two Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) ports for charging and accessories, and while that can feel limiting, a simple hub can easily expand your setup. It runs macOS and is compatible with updates to macOS Sonoma 14, so youre not locked out of modern apps or features.Its rated Grade-A refurbished, so you might see minimal cosmetic wear, but performance should be unaffected. It ships with a MagSafe charger and comes with a 30-day parts and labor warranty from a third party, not Apple. Thats something to factor in if long-term support matters to you. It also wont blow you away with speed or handle heavy creative work like video editing or 3D rendering. Still, this deal checks the right boxes for writing, streaming, Zoom calls, and basic productivityespecially if you just want a clean, modern MacBook without paying full price.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication.If youve been waiting for a low-stakes opportunity to buy an iPad, this $159.99 bundle on StackSocial could check enough boxes. It includes a refurbished 7th-gen Apple iPad (2019) with 32GB of storage and wifi in Space Gray, plus a pair of refurbished Beats Flex headphones. The refurbished condition means its been tested and certified to work as expected, though you might spot some cosmetic wear. Youre also getting a solid handful of accessoriesa case, screen protector, stylus, charger, and cableall generic but usable.This isnt the newest iPad on the block, but it still runs iPadOS and handles the basics like email, Netflix, YouTube, and Zoom calls just fine. If you're not running Photoshop or editing videos, it does what most people need. That said, the 32GB of internal storage is tightafter system files and apps, you're not left much room. And since iPads dont support microSD cards, cloud storage or streaming is your best workaround. Battery life is around 10 hours, which is fine for a day of use. The front and rear cameras are both 8MP and 1.2MP, so don't expect Instagram-ready shots, but theyre fine for FaceTime.The inclusion of Beats Flex wireless headphones makes this bundle a little better. Theyre not high-end, but they get the job done for casual music, calls, or blocking out noise while watching a show. The neckband design isnt for everyone, but they stay in place and have a 12-hour battery life. All things considered, this bundle makes sense if you're looking for a reliable tablet for the kids, for travel, or just as a backup screen for light tasks.

Riot Games has unveiled new details for its upcoming tabletop game, called Riftbound - The League of Legends Trading Card Game. We first got a look at this TCG under the codename Project K in December. The latest trailer showed off new artwork for the cards, including fresh takes on the LoL characters that aren't just copies of their in-game champion portraits. The card UI has also gotten some extra polish compared with what was showed late last year.The team at Riot has been incorporating player feedback into the game's first set, called Origins. This set will have more than 300 different cards, and familiar LoL champions including Jinx, Viktor and Lee Sin will star in pre-built decks for this inaugural set. For the serious collectors, there will also be secret rare versions of the champion cards with unique art.In addition to the previously revealed multiplayer aspect, Riftbound offers a path for reaching fans who don't have experience in this card game genre. Riftbound will have a box called Proving Grounds where champions like Lux, Annie, Master Yi and Garen will help newer players to get acclimated to TCG basics.The timeline for the Riftbound is also starting to firm up, with its China launch is scheduled for summer 2025. Some English speaking countries will also see the game arrive this year, but other markets will have to wait until 2026; the devs didn't specify which regions will be on which timeline.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/riot-games-league-of-legends-tcg-is-officially-called-riftbound-212507458.html?src=rss

With a Tomodachi Life sequel teased and the last few Switch 1 games announced, the deck is cleared for Nintendo's next video presentation on the Switch 2. The appropriately titled "Nintendo Direct: Switch 2" presentation is slated for April 2 at 9AM ET / 6AM PT, and will stream on Nintendo's YouTube channel.Nintendo revealed what the new console looks like in a short teaser video in January, which confirmed details like the device's larger screen, and teased things like a new Mario Kart and some sort of mouse functionality for the Switch 2's Joy-Con controllers. The company's April 2 presentation should answer even more questions about what's exactly different about the Switch successor, how much it'll cost and when it'll launch.Join us on April 2nd at 6am PT for #NintendoDirect: Nintendo Switch 2 4.2.2025, where we will share a closer look at #NintendoSwitch2. https://t.co/XCecVa9Zid pic.twitter.com/ACu5pZUd0D Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) February 5, 2025 You can read our article collecting Switch 2 rumors and reports for a preview of what Nintendo might cover. Particularly pertinent for anyone thinking about buying the new console, recent leaks indicate that Nintendo could open up pre-orders for the Switch 2 as early as April 9, and ship out the device in June.We'll have to wait for the Nintendo Direct to fill in those details, and hopefully learn more about the launch lineup of Switch 2 games in the process. You can watch along on Nintendo's YouTube channel or right in this article once the stream goes live.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/nintendo/how-to-watch-the-switch-2-nintendo-direct-210632411.html?src=rss

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