The car looks weird, but kind of evocative of 1990s homologation supercars. Pretty cool that it’s out there setting records.

Ah yes, the fallacy of relative privation.

Also, the idea that any product is not inherently political.

Just a real goldmine, here

The Metal Gear timeline gets really interesting after Tropical Freeze.

Thank you for being a rational person to call out the Zelda “timeline” for what it is.

So if Toyota is calling it the return of “its most iconic sports car,” doesn’t that kind of indicate it will be called the Supra? Or at least some legacy name? 

In a stunning White Privilege paint job!

Can’t every character self-revive with a kill during bleed-out?

I guess you could say that someone raged against the machines.

If the I6 is too tall, I guess we’ll just have to resort to a flat 6

Ah yes, the option for the people who didn’t find the new Ford GT’s V6 controversial enough.

Every time I see that render my heart sinks. I just don’t like the way that looks, but then again I don’t think I’ve really been a big fan of the way any of the Supras have looked.

Does OW have anything beyond a skin though?

Well, the Griffith is a substantially lighter vehicle that probably is “quicker” if not faster, and many people might want to say they have a TVR instead of a Mustang.

So from what I understand it’s a competition that they all agreed to. Whoever makes a lap and gets back to the gas station first gets the prize, which is claimed to be money but actually is just sausage.

Damn, I wish I was unfathomably wealthy in the 80s.

RUF, apparently

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Still, it’d be nice if they backed off on the RNG systems. I’d even…

Any word on character creation yet? That was always my favorite feature in the previous games, especially 5.

Cheap, light, and simple; always a recipe for fun.

Solution: Nissan MID2!

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