Ford Multimatic Motorsports’ two Mustang GT3s will have a new look for this weekend’s Michelin GT Challenge at VIR.
The two GTD PRO cars will run carbon fibre and fluorescent yellow liveries to celebrate the reveal of the new Ford Mustang GTD Liquid Carbon at this year’s Rolex Monterey Motorsport Reunion.
Ford Performance said in a press release today: “The ultimate expression of the Mustang GTD’s high-tech, high-performance design serves as a reminder of the race-derived, cutting-edge capability that comes from the Mustang GT3 race car.”
The road-going Mustang GTD Liquid Carbon will also appear at VIR this weekend, ahead of its first deliveries to customers, which are set for October.
An additional Ford Mustang GTD will be the pace car for this weekend’s IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and Michelin Pilot Challenge Races, featuring three Mustang GT3s and five Mustang GT4s, respectively.
Mustang Challenge will also be part of the VIR weekend, with 14 cars entered in this weekend’s races.
A new leak for Pokemon Legends: Z-A has apparently happened, with images showing showing brand new Mega Evolutions.
We’ll be posting both shots after the break. Keep that in mind before proceeding.
First up, here’s an apparent look at Mega Meganium:
Also shown of Mega Zygarde:
Neither screenshot has been officially confirmed as legitimate just yet. However, both are said to be tied to Ballguy, who has been discussed within the Pokemon community when it comes to previous leaks.
This isn’t the first time we’ve been hearing about leaks for Pokemon Legends: Z-A. Earlier in the year, a list came online that claimed to outline all Mega Evolutions for the game. That was followed up by descriptions that gave plenty of additional information about these forms.
Mega Victreebel was just officially announced for the title this week. We know that Mega Dragonite will be appearing as well.
Pokemon Legends: Z-A will launch for both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch on October 16, 2025.
A new leak for Pokemon Legends: Z-A has apparently happened, with images showing showing brand new Mega Evolutions.
We’ll be posting both shots after the break. Keep that in mind before proceeding.
First up, here’s an apparent look at Mega Meganium:
Also shown of Mega Zygarde:
Neither screenshot has been officially confirmed as legitimate just yet. However, both are said to be tied to Ballguy, who has been discussed within the Pokemon community when it comes to previous leaks.
This isn’t the first time we’ve been hearing about leaks for Pokemon Legends: Z-A. Earlier in the year, a list came online that claimed to outline all Mega Evolutions for the game. That was followed up by descriptions that gave plenty of additional information about these forms.
Mega Victreebel was just officially announced for the title this week. We know that Mega Dragonite will be appearing as well.
Pokemon Legends: Z-A will launch for both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch on October 16, 2025.
David Hayter is always down to play Snake–whether it’s Naked or Solid. But the voice actor does wish he had the chance to re-record lines for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the remake of the 2004 PS2 game.
Speaking with Inverse, Hayter explained that he believes he could have improved some of his dialogue from the original game for the remake. “I do feel that I’m a little better of an actor now than I was then,” said Hayter, with a laugh. “It was fine back in the day, but I would have loved to bring some of the knowledge that I’ve picked up over the past 20 years to it.”
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That said, Hayter is apparently holding out hope that he can show off his improved acting chops in a future Metal Gear Solid game. If one does get made, the franchise will be handed off to a new generation of Konami developers. “Anytime they ask me to be Snake, I’m in,” said Hayter, who voiced the character in the first four mainline entries (and other spin-offs). “It’s the definitive role in my life. It’s so complex and so profound, and there are so many different aspects to both him and Big Boss. So anytime it comes up, I’m down.”
Metal Gear Solid Delta is set to launch next week on August 28 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game will get a new online multiplayer mode called Fox Hunt in the fall, but it won’t support cross-play. For more, check out GameSpot’s Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater review.
David Hayter is always down to play Snake–whether it’s Naked or Solid. But the voice actor does wish he had the chance to re-record lines for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the remake of the 2004 PS2 game.
Speaking with Inverse, Hayter explained that he believes he could have improved some of his dialogue from the original game for the remake. “I do feel that I’m a little better of an actor now than I was then,” said Hayter, with a laugh. “It was fine back in the day, but I would have loved to bring some of the knowledge that I’ve picked up over the past 20 years to it.”
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That said, Hayter is apparently holding out hope that he can show off his improved acting chops in a future Metal Gear Solid game. If one does get made, the franchise will be handed off to a new generation of Konami developers. “Anytime they ask me to be Snake, I’m in,” said Hayter, who voiced the character in the first four mainline entries (and other spin-offs). “It’s the definitive role in my life. It’s so complex and so profound, and there are so many different aspects to both him and Big Boss. So anytime it comes up, I’m down.”
Metal Gear Solid Delta is set to launch next week on August 28 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game will get a new online multiplayer mode called Fox Hunt in the fall, but it won’t support cross-play. For more, check out GameSpot’s Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater review.
David Hayter is always down to play Snake–whether it’s Naked or Solid. But the voice actor does wish he had the chance to re-record lines for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the remake of the 2004 PS2 game.
Speaking with Inverse, Hayter explained that he believes he could have improved some of his dialogue from the original game for the remake. “I do feel that I’m a little better of an actor now than I was then,” said Hayter, with a laugh. “It was fine back in the day, but I would have loved to bring some of the knowledge that I’ve picked up over the past 20 years to it.”
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That said, Hayter is apparently holding out hope that he can show off his improved acting chops in a future Metal Gear Solid game. If one does get made, the franchise will be handed off to a new generation of Konami developers. “Anytime they ask me to be Snake, I’m in,” said Hayter, who voiced the character in the first four mainline entries (and other spin-offs). “It’s the definitive role in my life. It’s so complex and so profound, and there are so many different aspects to both him and Big Boss. So anytime it comes up, I’m down.”
Metal Gear Solid Delta is set to launch next week on August 28 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game will get a new online multiplayer mode called Fox Hunt in the fall, but it won’t support cross-play. For more, check out GameSpot’s Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater review.
David Hayter is always down to play Snake–whether it’s Naked or Solid. But the voice actor does wish he had the chance to re-record lines for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the remake of the 2004 PS2 game.
Speaking with Inverse, Hayter explained that he believes he could have improved some of his dialogue from the original game for the remake. “I do feel that I’m a little better of an actor now than I was then,” said Hayter, with a laugh. “It was fine back in the day, but I would have loved to bring some of the knowledge that I’ve picked up over the past 20 years to it.”
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That said, Hayter is apparently holding out hope that he can show off his improved acting chops in a future Metal Gear Solid game. If one does get made, the franchise will be handed off to a new generation of Konami developers. “Anytime they ask me to be Snake, I’m in,” said Hayter, who voiced the character in the first four mainline entries (and other spin-offs). “It’s the definitive role in my life. It’s so complex and so profound, and there are so many different aspects to both him and Big Boss. So anytime it comes up, I’m down.”
Metal Gear Solid Delta is set to launch next week on August 28 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game will get a new online multiplayer mode called Fox Hunt in the fall, but it won’t support cross-play. For more, check out GameSpot’s Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater review.
David Hayter is always down to play Snake–whether it’s Naked or Solid. But the voice actor does wish he had the chance to re-record lines for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the remake of the 2004 PS2 game.
Speaking with Inverse, Hayter explained that he believes he could have improved some of his dialogue from the original game for the remake. “I do feel that I’m a little better of an actor now than I was then,” said Hayter, with a laugh. “It was fine back in the day, but I would have loved to bring some of the knowledge that I’ve picked up over the past 20 years to it.”
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That said, Hayter is apparently holding out hope that he can show off his improved acting chops in a future Metal Gear Solid game. If one does get made, the franchise will be handed off to a new generation of Konami developers. “Anytime they ask me to be Snake, I’m in,” said Hayter, who voiced the character in the first four mainline entries (and other spin-offs). “It’s the definitive role in my life. It’s so complex and so profound, and there are so many different aspects to both him and Big Boss. So anytime it comes up, I’m down.”
Metal Gear Solid Delta is set to launch next week on August 28 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game will get a new online multiplayer mode called Fox Hunt in the fall, but it won’t support cross-play. For more, check out GameSpot’s Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater review.
David Hayter is always down to play Snake–whether it’s Naked or Solid. But the voice actor does wish he had the chance to re-record lines for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the remake of the 2004 PS2 game.
Speaking with Inverse, Hayter explained that he believes he could have improved some of his dialogue from the original game for the remake. “I do feel that I’m a little better of an actor now than I was then,” said Hayter, with a laugh. “It was fine back in the day, but I would have loved to bring some of the knowledge that I’ve picked up over the past 20 years to it.”
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That said, Hayter is apparently holding out hope that he can show off his improved acting chops in a future Metal Gear Solid game. If one does get made, the franchise will be handed off to a new generation of Konami developers. “Anytime they ask me to be Snake, I’m in,” said Hayter, who voiced the character in the first four mainline entries (and other spin-offs). “It’s the definitive role in my life. It’s so complex and so profound, and there are so many different aspects to both him and Big Boss. So anytime it comes up, I’m down.”
Metal Gear Solid Delta is set to launch next week on August 28 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game will get a new online multiplayer mode called Fox Hunt in the fall, but it won’t support cross-play. For more, check out GameSpot’s Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater review.
David Hayter is always down to play Snake–whether it’s Naked or Solid. But the voice actor does wish he had the chance to re-record lines for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the remake of the 2004 PS2 game.
Speaking with Inverse, Hayter explained that he believes he could have improved some of his dialogue from the original game for the remake. “I do feel that I’m a little better of an actor now than I was then,” said Hayter, with a laugh. “It was fine back in the day, but I would have loved to bring some of the knowledge that I’ve picked up over the past 20 years to it.”
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That said, Hayter is apparently holding out hope that he can show off his improved acting chops in a future Metal Gear Solid game. If one does get made, the franchise will be handed off to a new generation of Konami developers. “Anytime they ask me to be Snake, I’m in,” said Hayter, who voiced the character in the first four mainline entries (and other spin-offs). “It’s the definitive role in my life. It’s so complex and so profound, and there are so many different aspects to both him and Big Boss. So anytime it comes up, I’m down.”
Metal Gear Solid Delta is set to launch next week on August 28 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game will get a new online multiplayer mode called Fox Hunt in the fall, but it won’t support cross-play. For more, check out GameSpot’s Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater review.
