Too funny. I'll live. Had my fifteen minutes yesterday.

You'll likely receive a lifetime Forza ban.

Here's what happened: I was at the Forza 5 event in downtown LA, having just come from the quick briefing on the game back at E3. During the briefing, we were told no video, but photos were fine. Ok, great. I took photos, listened to the pitch, had a free gin and tonic. So far so good.

Sebring and Laguna Seca the most susceptible tracks.

Chevy Volt technology they sold us on and then the government stepped in.

Who got it before Detroit.

See the in car photo? The rainbow of circles between the drivers hands. It shows up in real life cameras so they added it. If its over used it will distract or obscure your sight lines.

As you drive, the system learns your habits, your driving character, and then uses that to build the behavior of your drivatar, which will then go on to race other people independently, but with a driving style informed by you. And the same goes when you drive — you'll be competing against other players cars, with the…

My big concern is that if I suck, now everyone will be able to see that, all over the world, as my robot-doppleganger car sucks on tracks against other people all over the world. Oh boy.

Oh, and there's lots of lens flare, because everyone loves that.

Another reason to get the X Games East of the Mississippi river. Id like to see this too.

Proof that Stupid is universal.

I traveled cross-country in an RV, and got claustrophobic. The pop top might help but after a few hours I think Id get a little crazy. Safe travels.

I'm going to say it now: This is the car that will win Le Mans in 2014. If anyone knows how to get it done, it's Porsche.

The heroes of my youth are all old men...or dead. I feel so old right now.

Winner! Now they need to retrofit them to everything.

Aaargh, show me your booty!

This is a GREAT idea, though I have heard a person in a radio interview admit she drove slowly in the left lane to make us slow down and be safer. She believes she was smarter than us, and protecting us. At least with your idea our anguish would be legitimatized.