Part MRAP, part hybrid-electric vehicle, and part mobile command center, the Rhino is unlike most armored vehicles on the road today. With silent-drive capability, a 780 km range, and support for drones and robotic systems, it is built with future battlefields in mind.
The wait is almost over for PlayStation’s first wireless fight stick. Sony has locked in launch dates for the FlexStrike and its new 27-inch gaming monitor, while the Pulse Elevate wireless speakers are next in line for desktop gamers.
Bandai Namco’s long-awaited flight combat sequel takes pilots back to Strangereal with rival aces, explosive aerial battles, a new story campaign, and pre-order bonuses that include Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War.
The long-dormant Stuntman series returns with movie-inspired vehicles, outrageous stunt sequences, spectacular crashes, and enough on-set chaos to keep Hollywood’s insurance companies awake at night.
Crystal Dynamics returns to Lara Croft’s roots with a full Unreal Engine 5 reimagining of the original Tomb Raider, featuring expanded locations, rebuilt puzzles, and modernized gameplay.
The Michael Jackson biopic is getting the collector treatment. Lionsgate’s Michael Collector’s Edition bundles the film in 4K UHD with exclusive artwork, a 50-page photo book, and a deep dive into the making of the movie.
After years of speculation, Quentin Tarantino’s complete 253-minute Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair is finally coming home. Fans can choose between a feature-packed 4K Collector’s Edition or a fully playable two-tape VHS release for the ultimate throwback experience.
The VF-25 Messiah Valkyrie and Top Gun: Maverick have almost nothing in common, which somehow makes this crossover even more fascinating. Bandai’s latest DX Chogokin release gives the Macross Frontier fighter Maverick-inspired colors, a themed Battroid helmet, and a collaborative display stand.
Yoshi.’s distinctive take on Evangelion Unit-01 returns in a limited-edition Night Image Ver. with moonlit metallic blue finishes, fluorescent details, and interchangeable standard and berserk heads.
Thirty years after its debut, Evangelion is getting the ukiyo-e treatment. The Eva Kabuki series transforms Shinji, Kaworu, and the Eva units into stunning Edo-inspired artworks that look surprisingly at home in traditional Japanese woodblock prints.
BTS brings a taste of Korea to OREO with hotteok-inspired crème filling, purple wafers celebrating ARMY, and 13 collectible cookie designs marking the group’s 13th anniversary.