How? My Macbook was one of the last 32-bit computers out there and I got that in 2006 or 2007. Even Chrome no longer supports 32-bit.

Windows isn't that bad. All my personal computers are Macs and all of my work computers are Windows 7. I prefer Mac but if I had to switch to PC (I was thinking about it) it wouldn't be that big of a deal.

One of the things that annoyed me with FH1 was how they were just taking F4 assets, not including them in the game, and then putting them as DLC. Each DLC package seemed to have 3 or 4 of the 5 cars be cars from F4.

Wow! I never knew that.

And you've definitely seen the taillights on the One-77.

But 90% of the people who like it will be able to afford one?

"Did you guys have enough white space?"

Funnily enough, that's one of my favourite things about Forza. I no longer have enough time to grind (nor do I consider playing boring parts of a game I paid for over and over to get what I want) and just want the game to be accessible and fun. No long and linear career, no insane paintchip system (seriously, free…

Yeah but on a PC how will they charge you money to use your internet connection to play multiplayer on the game you bought?

Yeah, that's what impresses me the most. The first photo I saw (front 3/4) I thought it was a new Lotus or Ferrari. Its like the front harkens back to its roots while the rest of it is quite futuristic.

It was 2007 when they said a V10 supercar would be on the market by 2010....

Damn, Framed looks really cool but it seems like its iOS only (I know this is an iPhone list, but I check it out anyways looking for cross-platform games).

But....that's the point. Its to help market the vehicles with Ecoboost engines that'll actually make Ford money.

For Android, SkyMotion is available. Occasionally its been very wrong (although I don't expect absolute perfection from any weather service), but most of the time it is quite accurate.

The both look like someone took a photo of a Ridgeline and stretched the height of it.

A modern day small pickup truck that actually looks like a truck? Nice. (something about the Colorado makes it feel like its a Ridgeline....possibly the stance)

The HSV was so much better looking than the new NSX.

My question as well, although I suspect there's a 0.1% chance it'll get answered.

So, of those with the means to buy it, who is actually going to pick this over a Tesla Model S P85D, BMW i8, Ford GT, Nissan GT-R, etc.?

How much of a challenge is it when the Camaro guys start throwing out cars with tons of horsepower? Is there any rivalry or cooperation between the groups?