Great write-up but I can’t be the only one who thinks it would be super helpful if, when talking about games, the Kotaku writers could mention what systems said games can be played on. Seems to happen with all the reviews too.

What does Kotaku have against mentioning what system games are on? Drives me crazy with the reviews and now this list doesn’t mention which Nintendo console these games came out on. I realize that most readers probably know right off the top of their head, but some of us dont and are curious.

Any word on when these matches take place?

If I’m not mistaken the 12-14 Boss 302s had no trouble keeping up with the same model year M3s on the track. SRA and all. ;-)

The mustang must have been running on 6 cylinders. That’s the kind of time you’d get in a stock 2005 gt with 300 hp.

Holy shit. Does anyone care?

Define “Involving”. If that means never signalling your turns (like an asshole), having no bumpers and a battery thats one bad move from taking your head off, then yes, this is an “involving “ daily driver. Not to mention getting pulled over every 5 minutes (at least here in Northern VA)

Once it gets to 300+hp (preferably with a V8), I’ll consider one.

Clearly there are a lot of people who do care. To be fair, I care more about this doc than the one about Heath Ledger. Is it a cash grab? I mean, sure, but aren’t they all?What did Heath Ledger do that was so inspiring?

“he was surrounded by ISIS fighters and called an airstrike on himself”

I mean, I think it’s like 19.99. Not sure how much replayability you need at that price. Just pick it up and enjoy it. Lifes too short to overthink these things.

I love these NASCAR double headers. The Xfinity and Truck series generally provide significantly better racing than the Cup series too.

What was sticker? Im guessing it had to be well over 70k. I’m  not finding anything close to that.

How come I can never seem to figure out what platform these games are on? Did I just miss it? (Again?)

Wait! What? I (sadly) expected better from this site.

Great truck race last night too. I don’t follow NASCAR as much as I used to but Daytona always delivers some fun racing. Daytona 500 weekend is still my favorite weekend of the year. Second only to Memorial Day weekend.

You’re not very good at this.

Wow. Thats just not a good deal. I went and looked at a pristine 2008 with 2,200 miles on it a few months ago that was listed at 39,999. It also had a title clean Carfax, and service records.

“Striping the halo”

Counterpoint. He was most definitely a businessman, and a good one at that. Until he got greedy.