Happy April Fools’ Day! It’s that time of year when brands unleash their most outrageous pranks. Remember, today is all about skepticism—take everything you see with a grain of salt, whether it’s AI-created or not.
The inaugural iPhone launched with several constraints, yet visionaries like Steve Jobs and Jony Ive transformed those challenges into groundbreaking innovations, solidifying its status as a game-changer in the tech world.
Artemis II aims to establish a future Moon base, but are NASA’s ambitions at odds with international law?
Shigeru Miyamoto believes the iconic plumbers have hit their peak potential on the Switch.
The latest Lower Manhattan map highlights the divide between Trump and Kingpin.
Multiplayer features in Stormgate are on hold as developers seek a new partner for online support.
Speedrun.com reverses its decision on a popular input method, banning it just four months after previously approving its use.
April Fool’s Day brings a wave of cringe-worthy humor, and game developers are joining in with their own playful fake announcements. While some of these gags are entertaining, we can’t help but wish a few were actually true.
KPop Demon Hunters fans can look forward to a fresh duet from Ejae and Andrew Choi, perfect for Rumi/Jinu shippers, delivered in a delightfully compact format.
Reese’s Cups remain unchanged, but other snacks have reportedly seen a decline in flavor.
Introducing StarLords, a roguelike bullet hell adventure currently in development. The team is actively considering player feedback, with some suggestions proving more valuable than others.
April 2026’s PS Plus Essential lineup has been revealed, featuring Lords of the Fallen and the remastered collection of Tomb Raider 1-3 for both PS4 and PS5.
Raccoin is a roguelike deckbuilding game that lets you merge unique coins with formidable items, drawing parallels to Balatro.
Classic Tomb Raider Receives Update to Improve Controversial New Cosmetics
The ‘Underwatch’ mode cranks up the chaos with a wild mix of adjustments and surprises.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A is set to support Pokémon Home, though players should be aware of certain restrictions on transferring their Pokémon.