Micro Machines aren't nearly as popular now as they once were, ... The vehicles are divided into 25 classes, such as concept, muscle, off-road, and even gas guzzlers.

Micro Machines, which first appeared as an unlicensed NES game and was subsequently released on a host of other platforms across the first few years of the ’90s, was an immediate hit.

Micro Machines sees you pitting yourself against NPCs and other players to be the first to cross the finish line intact. Along the way, you collect gems and coins so you can upgrade and alter your ...

Micro Machines v.4 from Codemasters is big racing in tiny vehicles. Don't let their size fool you, these racers are hell-bent for fast racing action along with some destructive power for extra fun.

Micro Machines are coming back, but ahead of Hasbro's relaunch of the beloved miniature vehicles from the 1980s and 1990s something even more lavish will be up for grabs, something that may cause ...

In true arcade fashion, anyone can whip through the scaled-down courses of Micro Machines V4 in no time. Instead of a racetrack, you're power-sliding around discarded toys, ...

This big, glossy book from Bitmap is called “Micro But Many: An Unofficial Micro Machines Collection,” and features 400 pages of the tiny vehicles.

Back in the days of the Nintendo Entertainment System, Codemasters plotted itself onto the gaming map by producing Micro Machines, a fast and fun four vehicle racer based on the Galoob series of ...