interceptingjensen
InterceptingJensen
interceptingjensen

Sure was:

This may sound stupid but I love me some GTA V offroading! The map is HUGE and vehicle selection is wide. You can find fast areas or keep it slow and technical. It has variety.

I'm impressed with how well disguised this is — most of these kits I can usually spot as a VW quickly. But the Veebird kit seems to hide all Beetlearian origins remarkably well. I'm not certain where the engine pulls its air from, since I guess vents would be a giveaway, but I do know that for optimal cooling, that

The arcade version was better, if only because you had a proper steering wheel instead of a tiny NES controller.

I was gonna post Sega Rally 2 and then I saw yours and decided to combine forces. I had a Dreamcast about 13 years ago and bought this game when the movie rental store was unloading all their Sega discs when they got out of the hardware game. I remember there was a cheat that you could put in for 30fps graphics and I

you've seen the camaro and corvette kits for bugs, right? Not meant to be an accurate replica but more of a cartoon representation:

Sega Rally. Where else are you going to get a Delta Intergrale, or even a Stratos to drive? Awesome drifting. Arcade-y and with some good physics in there. Spend so much money on this game I tell you

Fuck yeah GTA V. I don't know why but I loved, just, driving in the upper area of that game. I'd always go for the Crown Vic looking thing (Stainer, probably?) and take the least direct route whereever I went.

For a second there I thought this was Orlove's second night of drunk posting about Fords.

DIRT 2 & DIRT 3

Grand Theft Auto V.

Well then:

I nearly spit my dinner...

Santa Torchclausky.

I am home!

GO HOME TORCH YOU ARE DRUNK

Test Drive Unlimted 2.

Now playing

I really enjoyed the open world nature of Smuggler's Run 2 and being able to choose between taking the shortest route through hilly terrain or along the roads to keep top speed up. Handling was arcadey, but still pretty challenging to master