Tomica is giving collectors two new ways to enjoy their die-cast cars: a stunning automated parking garage complete with a showroom and a new Custom Works series that lets you swap wheels, adjust ride height, and personalize select models.
Insomniac Games is giving physical media fans something to celebrate by offering Marvel’s Wolverine on disc, alongside a US$10 Digital Deluxe Upgrade that lets collectors enjoy the full experience without paying twice.
The players are no longer being sucked into Jumanji. In Open World, the video game and its characters escape into reality, bringing the chaos with them.
The 1986 animated classic returns to theaters in 4K with a new post-credits chapter—and its latest trailer suggests Optimus Prime may not be finished yet.
Spinning at up to 25 times per second, Northwestern University’s Phantom Twist turns itself into a ghostly smudge that is remarkably difficult to see.
Why use a giant vehicle for a small job? The four-wheel-drive ENVO UPT can be configured for everything from off-road recreation and snow clearing to airport and industrial work.
Tesla’s Cybercab and Robotaxi are closely related, but they are not interchangeable: one is the driverless hardware, while the other is the service you book.
Universal Studios Hollywood’s first high-speed outdoor roller coaster pairs 360-degree drifting with cars inspired by Dom, Han, and Brian at speeds up to 72 mph.
The final battle for Hawkins is leaving the television screen as Stranger Things 5 brings Vecna, Demogorgons, the Mind Flayer, and the Upside Down to Halloween Horror Nights 2026.