@wekilledbambi03: Racing karts do have gears, atleast the old trusty 250cc 2-stroke variants (no revers though, duh.). But even if the kart didn't have any gears it basically could be reversed by starting the engine in the wrong direction (not healthy).
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@staySICK: I still have hope. My only problem with android is the lack of good games.
Is the guy near upper right-corner carrying a giant smoke? :D
I just get the feeling that if the victims weren't American this article wouldn't exist :|
Not working for me eiteher. Says 30€! (it really says 19.99$/30€ what a rip-off) from xbox.com and live.
@V6Focus: I don't want to nitpick either but the drivers ed rarely takes 3months
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@Husa: And it seems I'm an idiot.
Not drift related, but this is another finnish monster-diesel..
No comments about the Soldiers Heroes of ww2/Men of War series? That's a shame.
@arozzi: Heh, it was just a pun. Against the fact that even if you buy an FXX you can only drive it when Ferrari wants you to..
Wow, and you actually can have one of these on your garage!
Non-functional carbon fiber parts. Sorry it's not cool that your 90hp daily banger, which never sees any road courses or even gets abused, has a carbon fiber hood, hatch and whatnots. Just so that it's "lighter", nevermind the 100kg worth of hifi with 15" woofers... Even better if the parts are fake. :)
@BeefTech: I had almost forgotten about it. I loved that game!
@Clstirens: Nice point. I feel like an old fart, todays games being what they are and I'm only 25 :) And I'm not ranting about them being bad! There's been many great games released in a few years, but not of the sort that I love so much.
I'm not hugely against the cod series, it being nice entertainment. But why the hell are they now riding on how "realistic" it is, that's more arcade than pac-man for crying out loud!
@ne1butu: Please, tell us what you drive? I'd gladly take part in the paralympic games in one of these.
Heh, what an amazing article! I became a dad on monday, making this a great reminder on what to teach our future gearhead. (Well, if he ends up liking ballet over greasy vehicles what can I do, but look in the mirror.)