The novelty of racing teeny, tiny cars is more than a little bit stale, and so is Micro Machines V4. Micro Machines aren't nearly as popular now as they once were, but the miniature collectible ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Currently scheduled for release toward the end of June, Micro Machines V4 is an action-packed racing game inspired by the diminutive Hasbro toys ...

Though the Hasbro toys are no longer sold, the franchise has been resurrected. "Micro Machines V4" is aimed at both young gamers not adept enough to handle the likes of "Gran Turismo 4" and gamers ...

Prices subject to change. Learn more It hasn’t been a well kept secret, but Codemasters has now officially announced the development of Micro Machines v4. In development at Supersonic Software ...

And in what's officially being branded as the fourth version of the series, Micro Machines V4 gets some things right but fails to evolve the franchise to match current generation racers.

We'll have a full review coming up for the game's June 27 release, but until then, check out the video for a sampling of Micro Machines V4 chaos. A fomer Executive Editor at GamesRadar ...

While more of a playful slap than a malicious bite, Micro Machines V4 isn’t quite the joyous blast of nostalgia that it could have been. Released on PlayStation 2, PC, PSP and DS (although we ...

Which, in the case of Micro Machines V4, is just as bloody well. It's been about eight hundred years since I last played Micro Machines. Back then, it was an entertaining little top-down racing ...

The Micro Machines series has always been radically ... but once you get used to it, v4 quickly evolves into a multiplayer dream. You may like Tokyo Xtreme Racer is a novel throwback to classic ...

If the BBC collared Sven Goran Eriksson about his thoughts on the rebirth of Micro Machines V4, he'd probably peer balefully over his glasses, do his best owl impression, surreptitiously emit a ...

With the law of diminishing returns firmly in place, last year's official fourth iteration of the series - Micro Machines V4 - roared onto PlayStation 2 and PSP. And lo, it wasn't particularly good.

version of the game of same title released earlier in 2006 for the PS2 and PSP; in fact, originally all three versions were due to release at the same time. For whatever reason, the DS version was ...