Yeah, I didn't mean to come across as saying Audi did anything more than the other teams. It's quite likely if it had been a Peugeot, the result would have been similar.

This is a testament to the engineering that's gone into making these Audis safe. Two drivers in two Audis in two horrific crashes, and both are okay.

That's awesome! I can't wait.

NOOO MCNISH :(

Since Sony made it cool, it makes a much better headline than it would have a year ago.

This was really interesting. I just wish they grabbed a sandwich somewhere.

Seriously, how is this level any different from the one in MW2 where you start off in the crashed chopper in DC?

I keep looking for news that Sony will do that. It would make sense. They have the hardware needed to do it (full dualshock controls, Bluetooth, touchscreen), and Nintendo is going to create the market for games with a use for a touchscreen controller. I'd be surprised if Sony wasn't going to go for a slice of that…

Have you modified it?

300 from a turbo 4 banger? To think that just a few years ago, they were only squeezing out 200 from that 4.0L V6.

Look at it this way: Trapster will no doubt remove the checkpoint part in an update, but users will still have access to speed limit enforcement info. Furthermore, DUI checkpoints can still be marked with 'Live Police'.

This is very fascinating. I especially like the 1991 Nigel Mansell clip where the commentators are talking about the introduction of semi-auto transmissions.

Ugh why can't I post images

Behave, Nibbles

Pro tip from my dad, a divorce lawyer:

Looks like she cleaned out the grammar too.

When I saw this, I was interested. I'm considering upgrading my 15" 720p second monitor to something that's bigger and 1080p. This definitely fits that category, although it's a lot pricier than just a straight 24" 1080p monitor.

Sony is probably already working on an update to the Vita that will allow players to use it as a Dualshock for the PS3.

I feel like of the three consoles, Nintendo is the most guilty of relying on their history. While MS and Sony are showcasing their new releases and features, Nintendo is all like "Remember Zelda? Mario? Pokemon? Don't forget who brought you those!"

Wait, Jeremy Clarkson explanations?