Agreed in every respect. I have faith that there will be a big chunk of unique story missions in unique environments. Running around the open world definitely doesn’t have that feel, but the story mission where you break into Elysium labs felt like classic ME to me. Getting caught up in something you shouldn’t, poking…

These are awesome. The Kampfer has always been my personal favorite, even though it got no time in the spotlight

They were classics and are still fun to whip out and play. That being said, they aren’t really modern enough to be marketable today and honestly they aren’t fun like they used to be.

Hyper Light Drifter is one of my new favorite games of all time.

My 2011 GTI is CSG too. I love the color, but you’re right, depending on the light it can be tinted greenish or bluish. Kind of annoying trying to color-match stuff to it, but I think it’s such a cool color. Classy with some good depth to it, not just boring grey.

Blur is one of my favorite racing games period. I’ve always been mostly arcade, occasionally dabbling in simulation. Love the shit out of Paradise.

I found hyper light drifter right after it’s kickstarter ended, was blown away by the first trailer, and have followed the game since. Bought it day one but haven’t had time to play it yet. The high difficulty scares me— I hope I am worthy!

Came here to say the same thing. I think it would do very well here. Weird cars are IN right now man

For any other game I’d agree. I get bored of repetition quickly. However, destiny is such an enjoyable game to play that I don’t mind the repetition nearly as much. I put up with it way longer than I would have in any other game. Shooting shit just feels SO GOOD. and it looks gorgeous in the process.

IT WILL STILL SELL BECAUSE IT HAS AN APPLE ON IT THO

Or, alternatively, a new RX model. The RX Vision concept seems to have been well-received (I saw it in person last week at Geneva and it’s even better in person).

Let me just say that I felt the exact same about Destiny after playing the beta. I wasn’t really moved by the environment, level setting, story, anything really. I felt pretty disappointed after all the hype. It was pretty, just... shallow.

I support this, my dad’s super loaded friend has one, and no, it isn’t his only car

In my experience at least, tires and brakes were also replaced if they were below a certain threshold. In addition, the inspection was supposed to be more thorough, and a bumper-to-bumper warranty on a used car is awesome. Hopefully in this guy’s case, it covers fires engulfing the car from bumper to bumper

I can actually see them using the Civic, to play into their recent “hip, fun, cool people’s car!” Civic advertising campaign

Well that’s depressing. These are some of the most gorgeous wagons out there, what a shame the electronic nannies can’t be cut off :(

This is my concern too. However, the more I see the more faith I’m getting in the sequel/prequel/whatever it is. I don’t think it’ll have quite the magic or feel of the first game, but I think some of it makes for a logical evolution. There will, I’m sure, be plenty of non-mandatory crap that I won’t bother with.…

This remains one of my favorite modern cars. The proportions are just right. The F-Type is gorgeous and definitely picked up some of this thing’s looks, but it just ain’t this.

YO YO YO YOOOOOO WAITTTTTTT