The two end up in the lower levels where they encounter a huge man called The Doctor. Mono and Six make it through a dark hospital filled with living mannequins who can only be stopped by light. It is here that the little girl finds a familiar yellow raincoat and puts it on. They walk out into the streets during a heavy rainstorm. After the girl is captured by the Bullies, Mono rescues her again and the two barely escape from the school. They're all being taught by a woman called The Teacher, who has the bizarre ability to stretch out her neck to absurd lengths like Elastic Man. They're actually strange living dolls with porcelain heads known as Bullies. Of course, they're not normal children since this is Little Nightmares. The two enter a school that is surprisingly populated with children. This takes them to the shores of a place known as The Pale City. They find a large, discarded door and use it as a raft to cross a body of water.

The two break into a small shed where a spare shotgun is being stored and shoot The Hunter, which presumably kills him. Upon seeing the children trying to escape, he chases after them with a shotgun. They eventually discover the owner of the house who is a violent Hunter wearing a sack over his head. Mono finds the girl upstairs and the two begin working together in order to survive. He frees the girl by smashing the door with an ax, but instead of thanking him, she scurries away as fast as she can. He also finds a little girl playing with a music box who is being held hostage in the basement. Inside, he finds rotting meat and mannequins that are most likely the taxidermied remains of unlucky humans. He starts his adventure by traveling through a trap-infested forest before arriving at a creepy old house. He is able to enter the TVs as if they were portals, but he can never quite reach the door before he's sucked back out to the real world. Throughout the game, Mono is drawn to television sets that display a transmission of a long hallway that ends at a door with an eyeball symbol. If a high-performance Mazda3 does indeed see the light of day, it’ll be interesting to see whether the brand resurrects the MPS badge, with the head of the company saying late in 2018 “we are not planning for MPS in the future”.Little Nightmares stars a young boy with a bag on his head named Mono. I’ll do my best,” he said, adding “most developed” countries had already shown an interest in such a product, according to the British publication.Īutocar added the hot Mazda3 was expected to receive the green light before 2021, with the firm’s turbocharged 2,5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine – which makes 169 kW in the flagship CX-5 in Japan and 186 kW in the Mazda6 – likely to provide the urge. “I’m a car guy, so I myself want to drive a high-performance Mazda3. Speaking to Autocar, Mazda3 programme manager Kota Beppu said he was keen to introduce a “hyper” version of the fourth-generation hatchback. New Mazda3 hot hatch coming to rival VW Golf GTI - reportĪ high-ranking Mazda executive has suggested the Japanese firm is indeed considering building a Mazda3 hot hatch to take on the likes of the Volkswagen Golf GTI, despite earlier talk suggesting such a vehicle was not on the cards. “Mazda3 is a light vehicle, so if there is too much power … and we keep it as front-wheel drive there is the torque steer phenomenon happening,” he said, nominating the all-wheel drive system that’s already developed for the new torsion beam rear-end as an obvious solution. With 247bhp the 2.5’s output falls a bit short of the latest crop of hot hatches, but 310lb-ft of torque brings its own challenges. “Generally speaking we would use the motor to get more performance,” Beppu said in shunning a hot hybrid version. While various drivetrain configurations have been discussed, it is the turbocharged 2.5-litre engine from larger US-spec Mazdas that is the most likely powerplant. Beppu said there was keen interest from “most developed countries”, including the US, Japan and Australia. Although he claimed the project had not been officially signed off, insiders suggest that is a formality.

“I’m a car guy, so I myself want to drive a high performance Mazda3… I’ll do my best,” he said. In launching the fourth-generation small car in Australia, visiting program manager Kota Beppu said he wants a “hyper” version of the hatchback.

Mazda is developing a hotter version of the new Mazda3, expected to get the green light before 2021 - but it may not come to Europe. Mazda is set to give a higher performance 3 the green light, with 2.5-litre turbo motor the most likely powerplant Hot Mazda 3 on the cards to take on VW Golf GTI

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