I like how both of the photos in the article go out of their way to hide those headlights... you can write about how passable the styling is, but when it comes time to actually show the thing, great lengths were taken to avoid this near-fatal flaw. Clever. But not that clever.

Yep, that’s the R360 alright. Very rare, very pricey... to own AND to play.

Until it plays Neo-Geo games, it doesn't play all the games.

I want more pictures. Can’t get a proper sense of perspective from a single image looking at just part of the hood.

We did. And it was.

Why didn't you just Google the answer before responding?

Let the BBC fire him. Then, if we're lucky, a studio in the US will pick him up, and give him his own show where he can continue to be awesome.

I'll use my Armitron to pick-up your sticks. Don't worry though, I'll let you watch.

I grew up with a metal bumper MGB in our household, and yes, you really should avoid the rubber bumpers. Aesthetics aren't the primary reason though... look into what else they did on those cars and you'll realize the bumpers are just the visual giveaway that this is a very different car ( emissions, ride height,…

I had one of these (an Armitron), and it was as awesome as this kid makes it look.

"But does it does it differently. And I really can't stress that enough."

I owned the last-gen R32 (pre-ordered on day one). It was a good car, let down by a lurching, lethargic DSG. I sold the car within the first year of ownership, and vowed to never own a non-manual car ever again. Caveat emptor.

I like how you spelled "eBola" like it was something made-up for the Internet... like eMail or eCommerce.

This is the only game from the past 10 years that I still play at least once a month. It just never, ever gets old.

What, "Gunship," the definitive AH-64 Apache simulator from MicroProse that shaped my Airwolf-fueled childhood was too awesome to make the list?

Ditto. From me, neither.

Delete your reply? That would be terrific. Because this Clubsport looks amazing... exactly as is. If only the RS3 looked as fantastic.

Wait, wait, wait... whether you realize it or not, you SHOULD be offended by it, because it's not real, and that—on principle alone—IS enough. The reason is because if you give an inch, companies will take a mile. Look, we're already getting basically fake steering (electric), fake transmissions (CVT), and even fake…

No, Emanresu is right. That overhang is aweful... looking. But probably good for drag.

"The fastest propeller-driven compound helicopter in the world, the Eurocopter X³..."