I always loved the Chaparral’s. Those were such cool designs. Way ahead of their time.

True but it’s still shaped like a wing so it’s worthy of inclusion. What could be more weird than a spoiler that’s actually a bumper?

Dry-clean only.

Ah yes, the "Action Package".

“It’s a sporty car, it needs a spoiler!”

That isn’t a wing, it’s a bumper. Seriously. It exists entirely to comply with US bumper height requirements, when Lamborghini started to sell directly they came up with this instead:

I mean this doesn’t even qualify as a spoiler:

Clearly, it’s the front spoiler on the Countach:

The Celica TRD hood spoiler was always pretty ugly and weird.

This is an easy one! Blech!!! As for the ppl posting the Merkur spoiler shame!! That is pure awesomeness! 

The Sunfire had a similar spoiler as the Stealth

If by weirdest, we also mean best, THEN YES.

The Pontiac G6 GXP came from the factory with this thing. It was like, a generic brand Porsche whale tail.

So, this might change some of your perspective. I was at a Sony dev conference last year and the topic of disc authoring and skus was one of the talks. While it isn’t uncommon to have massive day one patches upon release, they aren’t always bug fixes. Apparently, it is a common tactic to release a game with only a…

We have longer load times, in no small part, because developers thought players wanted better performance in-game, and moved as much asset loading onto the front-end as possible.

Yes. They’re going to prioritize performance and keep loading times just short enough (or easy-to-ignore-enough) to keep most players happy.

I’m sure in a few years people will feel the same about coming across the odd load screen here or there, at least if promises about what the PS5 will be able to do are to be believed.

Because you and I are normal humans and not badly programmed cyborgs.

Nothing's better than to dunk an Oreo in milk after a murder.

I like milk. Also, there’s some reason to believe I’m more of a psychopath. The theory has been put forth by a couple of actual doctors over the years.