Problem is, I’d immediately want to do a micro-sized version of this...
‘Course I’d probably be better off looking into VR set developments to get to my goal of being able to look around the cockpit and let other players see me pulling faces with my middle fingers at them, but eh.

Considering the two crucial aspects of games I enjoy playing seem to be exploration and what I call “dicking-around-potential”, I’m thinking my first experiences realizing you could just wander around and blast the hell out of everything in “Goldeneye” and “Perfect Dark” on the N64 and not have the game immediately…

I’m not sure if they’re buddies just screwing around, by the way the video cut in the middle, or he hilariously made a point to pretend to be just a harmless scooter right up until the point where the motorcyclist passed him... Or both.

Either way, I can’t help but think of this movie when they’re clearly doing a “pass…

I’m probably ages away from learning how to draw in a decent fashion, but ye gods, would those write-on screens be a nice thing to spend those ages with...
Is there as much as a confusing disconnect as I’d suspect for the more touchpad-like boards that work with a separate screen?

My chest started aching from reading down that.
4 posts, and she’s gone.

Think this’ll be the last response to this article that I look at, out of fear someone’ll find a final giddy “first day of work” post on Facebook...

“Well, that’s neat.”
*Scrolls Down, Sees The Words “Mint 400”*
“Ye gods, the game has changed.”

I couldn’t help but hear this song the instant I saw the Mickey-masked one, for obvious reasons...

There; all fixed.
I hadn’t seen a place where psychopathy is the norm instead of the exception before I moved here.

Took me a while to realize that this was a genuine, surprisingly relatively harmless military vehicle and not something someone cobbled together for a rampage... That spiked plow makes it look hilariously sinister.

I’m glad they did a video on this particular car - when I saw the earlier video posted on here including two others, I knew pretty quickly that I wanted this cycloptic beast the most.
Just makes me a bit glum about how the whole “last of it’s kind” talk makes the England to France road trips sound a lot more dangerous.

I’m worried I’m already in love with the GNs just looking at them...
Who wouldn’t want a seemingly surly, cycloptic, ancient-but-speedy beastie?

I’m already in LA for the holidays, already know there’s plenty to see elsewhere in the state, but seeing a modern Stingray in the Alamo rental lot and the obligatory Vegas drive daydreams led to the typical urges to fill the empty spaces of the mental map.
Even aimlessly wandering the downtown in a car’d be nice,…

The “High Speed .44 Magnum” brought to mind something else entirely...

Since I finally have a place to lament about it:
It bums me out that I tend to enjoy Monster’s different flavors, but love Red Bull’s sense of whimsy and interest in expanding beyond a drink that you should have sparingly - to the point that this response seems a bit uncharacteristically cold.

If things went the way they should after all this, someone responsible for getting VW to fix all this would realize that this’ the same auto group that just got done bragging about how they just made an emissionless or close to emissionless fuel and insist they get that developed now.

Robbaz on Youtube spoiled the surprise for me from 7:34 on-
And most the tension of it, as his reaction to a corpse tumbling through the ceiling was “thank you!” and promptly eating them.

I can’t help but chuckle that this’ basically the digital version of my wishes for wonderfully detailed Halloween mazes...
Don’t have anything jump out at me - I just want to pore over the scenery.

I’m too lazy to pore through everything to see if they included a detailed Wiener Prater and Haus de Meeres, but I seriously hope they do.
Running around a cubic Schonbrunn Palace’s enormous “backyard” is worth admission, regardless.

For the exterior photos, all I could do is mutter “How the hell does this work?” to myself...

I doubt it’d ever be doable as a theme park attraction, but the idea of a motion simulator that genuinely drops is simultaneously cool and something I’m kind of glad to see is surprisingly difficult to pull off...