Comment of the Day’s back... awesome!

You didn’t miss anything.

Always loved what the guys at RealTime Racing were doing out there, hats off to the team!

My old ‘94 Toyota Paseo had one of these, but it wasn’t automatic and was actually anchored to the door itself.

Haha! As a person born and raised in Southern California (but currently living in Houston) - I meant Texas.

We think we can replicate that on the Wii U business. That’s something we’re looking aggressively at.

As a person who has made the drive between Houston and Los Angeles more times than I’d care to count - that speed limit needs to be raised to “How fast can you get the heck out of this damn state?”

Here’s a poll from their own website, read the comments below the results (on polldaddy.com) to see how much of a desire there was for this to come to the Wii U:

*ahem*?

Sometimes I stop and ponder what life must be like outside of an ad-blocked world...

I had the same question, found out the answer for both of us by going to YouTube itself to read the video title (strangely, they use to show it on the top-left when paused even when embedded):

Explosive diahr..... ahhhhh, too easy.

Hey there!

You’re probably thinking of this (and yeah, huge freakin’ pain):

Complex String II, Gran Turismo 3:

This is what The Magical Autolandia’s Visitor’s Map would look like.

I’ve got the kicker (at 3:07):

Real talk: I would have assumed the fetal position and cried inside that armored vehicle.

Obviously just testing the brakes to make sure pad wear is even on all four corners and a caliper piston isn’t getting stuck... at 186 mph.

If this thing supported Netflix I’d buy one in a heartbeat. Does it support DLNA streaming (all I could find online was “coming soon” messages, nothing concrete)?

If this thing supported Netflix I’d buy one in a heartbeat. Does it support DLNA streaming (all I could find online…