Milestone has shown off what could be Hot Wheels Unleashed’s best feature with a couple of new videos. Track Builder is exactly as it sounds: a course creator kit using the famous orange track.
The latest trailer for Hot Wheels Unleashed has landed, revealing the fourth of six in-game environments and another selection of the game’s launch day car line-up.
The latest trailer for Hot Wheels Unleashed has revealed another one of the game’s six environments and more of the diecast model cars players can race this September.
It’s less than a month since Milestone gave us a first look at Hot Wheels Unleashed, an arcade racer based on the immensely popular model cars, but already we have a second video of the game in action.
Italian developer Milestone and toy manufacturer Mattel have revealed the first official gameplay footage of Hot Wheels Unleashed, due for release later this year.
Milestone has revealed it’s developing a game based on that famous toy line from Mattel, Hot Wheels. The brands have worked together to create Hot Wheels Unleashed, which looks like it could be the dream toybox of cars we all wish we had as kids.
Earlier in February we learned by way of what seemed to be leaked screenshots that Forza Horizon 4 could soon receive a squadron of Hot Wheels cars in a future update. The official Forza social media channels have now confirmed that this will be the case, courtesy of teaser screenshots for today’s Forza Monthly broadcast.
It looks a new set of cars from the world of Hot Wheels may soon be on its way to Forza Horizon 4, with the toy car brand continuing a partnership that’s coming up on five years old.
This year marks the 50th anniversary for the Hot Wheels brand. To celebrate, Mattel kicked off a 15-city tour back in April to find a custom vehicle that embraced the Hot Wheels style. The winner would then get the honor of their car joining Hot Wheels die-cast fleet. Now, after several months of competition, we finally have our winner.
For the wide majority of us, snapping up the Hot Wheels equivalent of our favorite ride is the closest we’ll ever get to actually owning it. However, the famed die cast brand is turning that routine on its head for its 50th anniversary, inviting enthusiasts to submit their own projects to inspire Mattel’s next pocket-sized models.
Did you miss out on the Gran Turismo/Hot Wheels collaboration from 2016? Don’t fancy the rarity tax that comes with hunting them down on eBay? Well then, good news: it looks like another set is now available.
It seems like Hot Wheels want a piece of just about everyone in the sim racing genre. After collaborations with Forza Motorsport and Gran Turismo, the Mattel owned brand is teaming up with Project CARS 2. Five cars from the game will be brought into the real world as diecast vehicles available to purchase.
Walk down the toy aisle of any discount department store and you’re bound to find merchandise based off the hottest properties in gaming, from Minecraft to Halo. Strangely however, racing games have always been somewhat isolated from that phenomenon — or at least until very recently. Last year, both Gran Turismo and Forza partnered with Hot Wheels on multiple occasions to release lines of diecast cars from their respective series.
Just last week, we brought you images of the Gran Turismo Hot Wheels collections set to arrive in stores later this year. What we overlooked at the time was that the site responsible for the sneak peak (the T-Hunted blog) also had a smaller, interesting look at the other big console racing tie-up with the diecast giant: Forza.
Earlier this month, we reported on a certain upcoming Hot Wheels set, that could possibly shed some light on GT Sport’s roster of vehicles. Today we have more information on the pack, including a surprise addition.