Fading Brakelight Obscurity II - Championship Edition

It says that it will be added floodly ok

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looking in a little further, at least here in the US there are only 2 new ~20 minute segments added recently (there has been old international Hot Version / Best Motoring stuff on there for a while I think) and the subtitles are nearly unintelligible, way worse than the subs on their youtube channel

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There’s sth about vehicles covered in snow that makes them extra-sexy, even when it means you have to free them partially from snow to make them safe for usage/being seen.

The fact that it is a vintage-saab makes it even better, slap on a lightbar on top, get a gritty, grumpy actor as a cop and let him hunt down traffic law trespassers in Hakone, and call the thing… Drivuu. :thinking:

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I’m kinda surprised Sony never made one of Gran Turismo’s tracks real. Grand Valley Speedway or Trial Mountain or something.

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Toyota’s still in progress 3-mile ā€˜mini Nürburgring’ cost them nearly 3 billion dollars.

But still, I agree: make Cape Ring, cowards.



oh shit they already did

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Yeah but, there’s gotta be some people in the racing industry who have cash and would love to get a project going on a new track. I mean that Sony probably wouldn’t have to fund the whole thing themselves.

holy shit I have never wanted to see someone do a big, fat, smokey, ridiculous drift on something so hard in my life

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Ken Block will probably get there eventually

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Fucking around with Forza Street which is a freemium mobile thing (which you can actually also play on Windows, as I am doing). The races are all a big one-button QTE mostly, with nitrous you can activate. It’s not hard, at least in early events.

Mostly I think the compulsion of unlocking new shit is the draw here. I have two cars: A 2015 Mustang and a Nissan 370Z. I’ve only used the Mustang thus far so I don’t know what effect changing cars will have. I sorta like the title track?

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More realistic Mad Max cars

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I appreciate the maroon car has a towing mirror on it to make up for the blind spot

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It unfortunately says a lot about the genre that Codemasters are rebooting GRID and it’s not getting a huge response considering that game was pretty big when it released. Though apparently they had an media influencer day to show F1 2019 (Out at the end of this month) and then showed them it randomly and gave IGN the trailer. Out September 13th too. It looks like GRID so I am OK with that?


buying a group B rally car seems like a great way to kill yourself

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i have tried the grid demo back then, and… tbh, that was it.
It wasn’t bad, or lacked in some crucial area it just… didn’t click, i suppose?

I came back for the PSN+ free grid autosport(?), which bragged about having le mans, woohoo.
Somehow, that didn’t click as well, probably because Project Cars has been out as well, and did it betterā„¢.

Now, reading of a reboot of the grid franchise, I am wondering… why does it need to be rebooted? It’s not like they can’t put a sequel number on it, GT and FM have been doing this for decades now. Or do they want to bury their past?
Is it some re-branding, or is there some plot-reason?

I keep thinking Grid was some racer that had powerups and now I can’t remember which one that was.