In a truly excellent movie promotion stunt, a 16-bit bonus-stage car has been created in real life.
Not officially a Lexus, but an exact match for an LS400, the “smash 'em up” car level is a video game classic.
The real version has a pixelated look and YOU WIN headrests.
Anyone who ever picked up a controller for a Super Nintendo and got to scrapping it out as their favorite Street Fighter II character will have enjoyed hitting the special stage. There, instead of a sumo wrestler with a flurry of slaps, or a green swamp monster with electric power, you could take a break by mashing buttons and beating the absolute seat stuffing out of a Lexus L400.
World Championship leader Kimi Antonelli cast further doubt over the performance of Mercedes' recent upgrade package as he explained his car was "very difficult" to drive during Sprint Qualifying in Singapore.
Shai Hope struck a century as West Indies completed their highest successful chase in T20 internationals, overhauling a target of 250 to beat India by six wickets in Ranchi and level the five-match series at 1-1.
It is Swansea City who sit top of the Championship after eight games. Not something many would have expected at the start of the season.
But Vitor Matos and his high-pressing, energetic side have enjoyed a wonderful opening to the campaign. It is performances, more than results, that have pleased him.
Wales back-rower Aaron Wainwright scored his first try for Leicester Tigers as they defeated Gloucester 38-31 in a forward-dominated contest in the Gallagher Prem watched by The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry.
Jason Blum and James Wan aren’t paying much attention to the bad reviews (but massive box office success!) for “Other Mommy.” Instead, the horror maestros spent Friday night looking ahead at what’s next, unveiling Blumhouse Atomic Monster’s upcoming slate of films during the 90-minute presentation at New York Comic Con.
Oscar nominee LaKeith Stanfield previewed his next movie, “Molepeople,” during a special appearance at New York Comic-Con on Friday evening.
Stanfield and Emmy winner Ben Mendelsohn star in the horror movie, about a man who descends into the abandoned tunnels beneath New York City, where he discovers a “twisted society lurking beneath the streets.”