For the past 14 years, Simpson has balanced a full-time job with the Idaho Department of Agriculture and part-time driving for Domino’s Pizza. He’s planning to retire in a few weeks.
April 1st is known for pranks, but the Washington Wizards may have gone too far on Wednesday. They blindfolded a fan, had them attempt a half-court shot for a $10,000 prize, and then falsely told the fan they had won, even though they missed.
Developer Com2uS updated MLB Perfect Inning 26, adding things like:
From March 26th to April 1st, Taco Bell Rewards members voted for a week to choose between two popular menu items that hadn’t previously been offered across the entire United States.
Chicken nuggets shaped like dinosaurs are a favorite snack for people of all ages. However, one brand is being recalled because they may contain lead, which is a dangerous health risk.
To put that in perspective, it’s like 2 with 227 zeros after it. It’s such a massive number that it dwarfs even the age of the universe, which is about 13.8 billion years.
You’ll probably find the most important details, but you might overlook some clues simply because you didn’t check every possible interaction. Plus, there’s a special trophy or achievement for collecting all the optional evidence in one playthrough, which is difficult to get if you’re aiming for 100% completion and could easily be missed.
Honestly, this game is bursting with creativity! The way it’s built, the levels, everything just flows perfectly from start to finish. The level design feels like classic Super Mario at its absolute best, and those Wonder Flowers? Seriously inventive! I couldn’t stop grinning the whole time I was playing – it’s just pure fun.
It wasn’t really a shock, though, since a big trend at PAX this year was games making a successful return. Everyone was talking about Backyard Baseball, but the new Bubsy game was also a huge hit – people were constantly gathering around the Atari booth to play, surprised by how much fun it was!
I’m so excited about this project! It’s based on Matt Dinniman’s incredible book series, and Universal International Studios picked it up way back in early 2025. At the time, though, nobody knew where we’d be able to watch it – they hadn’t announced a streaming platform or anything yet.