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There was something alluring about Hot Wheels as a kid. Between it and Matchbox cars, Hot Wheels dominated the idea of speed for many a child’s mind, so much so that many adults continue to collect these tiny metal beasts, once referred to as the “fastest metal cars in the world”. Of course, they eventually…

Hot Wheels Infinite Rush from developer Milestone aims to strike a balance between faithfully recreating the beloved toy line in all its glory while also competing with the best arcade racers on the market. 

Orbitals is like one of those vintage one-season anime that you watch on a lark and fall in love with. Shapefarm/Nintendo

The Crossbell Duology portion of the rapidly more popular Trails franchise of RPGs comprises Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure. We reviewed both games in 2022/23 when they first came to Switch, respectively, and four (and three) years later we are getting Switch 2 versions of the pair. You can find our Trails from…

Truxton Extreme has its roots in an arcade game from the late ’80s simply titled “Truxton“, so while the average player will have never heard of it, it sits right alongside all similar games that have released in the hundreds since. Shoot ‘em ups (shmups) are games that have a very simple premise and gameplay…

Discovery: Rogue Planet, out now for Quest 3, feels like it was ripped straight from the narrative FPS games of the late ’90s & early aughts, with all the good and bad that comes with that.

Superhero manga Golden Man is, arguably, of particular interest at this very moment, because as this series is just now becoming available in English, in Japan the manga is finishing this month – so if you do speak Japanese, you might want to avoid spoilers before you get the chance to read it from the…

Fans are flooding cinemas to witness the highly anticipated theatrical expansion of the Mirzapur franchise. Early box office momentum suggests this gritty crime saga will easily cross major financial milestones. Powerful performances and intense action sequences ensure a thoroughly engaging cinematic experience. Published By : Satya Mohapatra | September 4, 2026 2:44 PM

After straying far and wide into the golden fields of mediocrity, the 8-year-old Mirzapur franchise returns to the comforting folds of its past like an ex-lover aching to rekindle a lost romance. Mirzapur: The Movie erases memories of the doomed third season, doing a factory reset of a cinematic universe that had reached its natural demise. It places us…

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