Notice that my original comment was to the OP and his/her comments on the GTI specifically. The GTI is a universally praised car within the automotive industry, that’s not really up for debate. VW’s reliability and reputation as a manufacturer is an entirely different subject.

You’re kidding, right? Do a simple Google search of reviews on the GTI.

This could potentially be one of the dumbest comments I’ve ever seen on Jalopnik, and that’s saying a lot.

My WRX would be long gone if Volvo had made the S60 Polestar with a manual transmission.

Brooooooo, same! I totally forgot about this series! This game frustrated the (MUCH) younger me back in the early 90s.

Alfa’s “triumphant” return is laughable. It’s incredible how Fiat has had decades to get their **** together and this is the end result. Their death in the States will be far quicker than their return was.

Fine with me!

Why do you bemoan the car’s subdued looks? Is the GTI not one of the best selling hatches out there, a car that is anything but exciting looking?

I can understand your point of view, but technically you’re not using damage boost as intended; it’s being used to skip over a portion of the game.

How is it not an exploitable bug, though? Link wasn’t meant to get past that gate so early on in the game, but this video shows that it’s possible. Regardless of using in-game mechanics as intended, you’re still “abusing” them to skip over a chunk of the game.

Right, but he’s still progressing to an area that he shouldn’t have been in yet. So, regardless of using in-game mechanics, he’s still “breaking” the sequence of the game.

Is that you speaking in the video? If so, Jesus Christ.

If you perform a specific movement, or set of movements, that allows to you to skip ahead to an area you should have not been able to progress to until much later in the game, is that not a glitch? You’re technically breaking the game.

I don’t see a problem with this, they bought them fair and... SQUARE!

I wish this trend of 3D anime would stop.

I bought FFXII when it initially came out in October of ‘06, and I remember playing it for about maybe two hours or so before putting it down. I didn’t pick it up again until the summer of ‘07 and ended up dumping 65+ hours into it and absolutely loving the gameplay.

No offense, but that was a pretty stupid question.

Nier was a good game, but holy grail status? Hell no.

Circle of the Moon was definitely a fun game, but better than Harmony of Dissonance? No way. CotM’s controls were stiff and slow, while HoD felt more like SoTN; it was FAR smoother.

I got Boktai when it first came out ages ago, and it was honestly a disaster. So much potential ruined by that stupid solar gimmick. Couldn’t finish it, and probably never will, seeing as how I have no time to devote to playing a game that requires actual sunlight.