Preorders Are Live For This Adorable Winter-Themed Pikachu Plush

Earlier this year, cozy winter versions of the original Pokémon starters – Charmander, Bulbasaur, and Squirtle – were released as plushies. Each 8-inch plush features festive accessories: Charmander has a beanie, Squirtle wears earmuffs, and Bulbasaur sports a holly berry headpiece. These, along with a new Pikachu plush of the same size, are currently available on Amazon – perfect for building your plush Pokémon collection!

Lego Minecraft 5-In-1 Gift Set Comes With Free Walmart Cash For A Limited Time

You can also earn Walmart Cash when you buy the other three special Lego bundles. The Star Wars 3-in-1 Clone Wars & Mandalorian Gift Set is $45 and includes $9 in Walmart Cash. Both the Lego City 4-in-1 Gift Set and the Lego Friends 2-in-1 Gift Set are $25 each and come with $5 Walmart Cash. This bonus Walmart Cash offer is good through November 20th.

Mafia: The Old Country Free Update Fleshes Out Sicily

The upcoming update, called “Free Ride,” will finally introduce features many players have been requesting. It’s designed to revitalize the experience of exploring 1900s Sicily and will be a great way to welcome back those who finished the main story.

MoistCr1TiKaL warns game studios after scammer impersonates his agent to get free games

I’m a huge fan of Charles White, better known as MoistCr1TiKaL! What I love about him is his super dry sense of humor and how he just tells it like it is in his videos. He’s got this really unique, calm voice, and he reacts to everything – from what’s happening in the news to all sorts of games, movies, and shows. He’s brutally honest, which is honestly refreshing!

The AI bubble could burst, and no company would be completely safe, according to Google CEO Sundar Pichai

In a recent BBC News interview, Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet and Google, described the current level of investment in AI as “remarkable,” but cautioned that some of the excitement isn’t based in reality. He explained that even Google wouldn’t be immune if the current AI boom were to turn into a bust, though the company is well-positioned due to its comprehensive technology—covering everything from AI chips to data from YouTube and its research teams. Pichai likened the current situation to the dot-com boom of the late 1990s, when company values soared before a crash that led to failures and job losses.