Forza Horizon 4 gets new style
THE newest instalment in the popular Forza Horizon series of racing games is set to drop in October. Here’s what it looks like.
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Lara Croft returns to the jungles of Peru
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Resident Evil’s $1200 remake edition
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Our future life on Mars in a game
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Entrepreneur’s $5 billion regret
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Proof this Pokemon craze is out of control
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Buzzy miniseries to finally hit Netflix
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Will the world run out of power?
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