DAMMIT, STOP REMINDING ME.

Nope, I still don't understand the appeal of donks. I appreciate that they save classic American sedans/barges from the crusher, but I'd much rather see them in a more factory-stock or tastefully customized [it's a subjective statement, I know] incarnation.

Agreed; I actually teared up a bit toward the end of the trailer. There's just something about it that makes empathy compulsory.

This trailer hits you with the feels. HARD. It was one of the [few] highlights of the Ubisoft conference, and possibly all of the conferences so far.

That was easily the best gameplay demo at the Ubisoft conference.

Now let's find out how the retail copy will actually look.

Or upper Manhattan/the South Bronx/Parts of Brooklyn!

In all fairness they could have just set the game in 1970s/1980s NYC and it would have had the same atmosphere!

Must they always use Aisha Tyler? She's about as funny as a heart attack.

I believe that it was because both prongs did not connect; if they did he would've undoubtedly been on the ground.

It is listed as "Completed". That's certainly odd.

I got in as well, though the beta didn't show up in the "My Games" section of Origin.

I can't wait! :)

Any details that are wrong about NYC will probably bother me to no end. Hell, the subway signage was incorrect and vaguely accurate at best, the walk/don't walk signs should not be spelled out in words, the NYC Taxi sign isn't even close to the real one, etc.

Can't beat the sepia-tone, Ford Pinto, and wood paneling!

The NYPD's Dancing Traffic Cop;

I actually like the new Lincoln grille...

I wonder how Lithium Ion batteries would perform in a front-end crash, in comparison to a Lead-Acid battery.

If that's not Roy Earle then I'll be quite impressed at how similar the two look.