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As a big Sonic fan, I remember back in June 2025 when Takashi Iizuka, the head of Sonic Team, playfully called out *Mario Kart World* for being exclusive to the Switch. He made it clear that *Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds* would be different, letting players race together no matter what platform they were on! But they didn’t stop there – Sonic Team even released a funny commercial that gently poked fun at *Mario Kart World*’s open-world style. It was a pretty bold move, and honestly, it got me even more hyped for *Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds*!

In *Borderlands 4*, you can unlock 10 different vehicles, and collecting them all earns you the Catch-a-Ride achievement or trophy. While most are earned through completing quests, unlocking the final few will take a significant amount of playtime. Here’s a guide to obtaining every vehicle in the game.

Finding all the collectibles won’t be a walk in the park. You’ll still need to defeat bandits and scale mountains to locate the Terminus Range ECHO Logs. The good news is you won’t have to complete lengthy quests to get to them. Here’s a guide to every Terminus Range ECHO Log location in *Borderlands 4*.

As I said before, the story centers around Justine, who is determined to avenge her father’s death. This quest leads her to the Hotel Barcelona, a place overrun by dangerous serial killers. The hotel serves as Justine’s home base – she returns there each time she’s defeated. She forms an unlikely alliance with Dr. Carnival, a mysterious serial killer himself, to defeat the other villains.

1994 was a pivotal year for the PlayStation, marking Sony’s entry into the console market. However, it didn’t immediately resonate with players in the West. So, looking beyond 1994, what were the PlayStation’s strongest years in regions outside of Japan? What new games, features, or accessories made it a console people *had* to own? This ranking will focus on the PlayStation’s impact, particularly in North America, based on the quality and growth of its game library.

When Konami announced its games for the 2025 Tokyo Game Show, they hinted at some unannounced projects, which led to a lot of fan speculation. But most people didn’t anticipate one of the surprises would be bringing back a classic, older game series.