Pokémon Presents returns Monday, February 27, with 20 minutes of Pokémon news celebrating Pokémon Day 2023. The official Pokémon Twitter account announced this today, with a short 15-second video hyping up the presentation. There’s not too much to glean from the video, but it does feature the main
PlayStation will air its first State of Play presentation of 2023 on Thursday, February 23. The event will spotlight PlayStation VR2, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, and more. The event begins at 1 p.m. Pacific/4 p.m. Eastern on Twitch and YouTube and will reveal five
Blumhouse Productions, the film and TV company primarily known for producing horror films, is getting in the video game business. The multimedia giant announced a new subsidiary to develop and publish games. Dubbed Blumhouse Games, it will primarily partner with indie designers to create horror-themed
PlayStation VR2 is nearly upon us and with the hardware comes a whole host of VR games to play. There are very few exclusives only playable with PlayStation VR2, but many developers have ports available on day one. This is fantastic for new VR players,
Custom, made to order, right off the assembly line – houses? That’s exactly what the founders of Boxabl, a $3B company, deliver. Since 2017, founders Paolo Tiramani and Galiano Tiramani have been shaking up the housing industry with their sustainable, easy-to-produce homes. “The industry itself
Sports performance, injury recovery, exercise efficiency, and cellular restoration are just some of the premiere pillars of today’s health sciences. However, “They cannot be effectively employed without adequate nutritional factors,” says 1 Sport of Life’s Brand Founder and CEO Brannen C. (Trey) Goodman Sr., a
As human beings, we are hard-wired for connections. Whether we are introverted or extroverted, stay-at-home readers or party-goers, we need people. Our society also tells us that we will be happier when we are in a relationship – witness all the romances on TV and
People from Generation X may remember the days when our parents came home at 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday and always had weekends off. Whether that was true for your family or not, we can all agree that times have certainly changed. Work follows us home now