Computers used in high speed trading are often co-located in the same data center, sometimes the same network, as the exchange's computers.

Hell, I'd bring the marshmallows.

I was just about to ask about this.

That's cool. As long as they die in a fiery single-car crash upon release.

The reason why there's no stop sign is clearly for entertainment value.

There was no stop sign for the Acura.

In such a situation, it it far too easy to mistake the velocitator for the deceleratrix.

Not so much tank-like construction as built before crumple zones were figured out.

Possibly quick-thinking driver that wanted to make sure the car was totalled so they could get a new one.

Anyone reading this who has ever run from an accident or encouraged a driver to run: You are the lowest form of human scum and I hope you die in fiery single-car accident. Really, I genuinely hope it hurts.

He's gonna stop by the salvage yard on the way home for a new corner marker and be like new by dinner.

Not even a hood crumple. These Volvo's are tanks.

Don't you mean #FISTworldproblems? I'll see myself out (slams door).

HOLY SCHNIKES! Button remapping, finally. I can't think of an example right now, but I know there are some games with weird button layouts that I hate. And for all those that have a disability, this will hopefully makes things a little more manageable! Good on you Sony.

Don't wear flip-flops next time and you'll probably win.

A Prius will smoke me off the line without even trying.

Aaaaaah! Nature is terrible. The more I know about it, the more terrible it is.

Well, how did you know there would be a gun there? Did you happen to find it casually or did you research it out of frustration?

If it's the former, then... I don't think it's that hard to imagine other people will take different routes when they explore considering it's a fully 3D game that allows you to go in…

Some people enjoy playing the game progressively instead of googling where guns spawn.