Has there ever been a legitimately good game based on Aliens? They’ve certainly tried a bunch of times in the last forty-some-odd years, but has it ever worked?

Now, my only knowledge of this game is this article, so I have to temper my reaction a little, though I doubt the take is a particularly hot one given the detail.

A V8 *shaped* electric crate motor? But y tho?

Maybe there’s actually a curse about this genre as of late. Make a cyberpunk themed game and you’re doomed to unending jank.

Five bedroom and five and a half baths? How weird it must be to feel like every person needs their very own bathroom. With one extra!

While I initially thought I’d appreciate knowing the pressure in each tire, it occurred to me that having to reprogram the position of the tires every time I rotated them would be a pain in the ass. Probably more so than being told one of them is low and having to check the pressures manually in the rare event that…

I don’t much care for the other stuff except maybe for the collision avoidance braking, but adaptive cruise is pretty dope. I’ve got a Subaru with it now and it works a treat. Kind of sucks driving my older one without it long distances after having driven the new one for a while. It’s really nice not having to manage…

Did you actually ask Manuel if he wanted a turbo or are you putting words in his mouth?

An artificial product that has awful wear characteristics and looks like shit in a few years if you use your car like a normal person would.

Isn’t “lead vehicle start assist” just the thing that beeps at you when a stopped car in front of you pulls away and you don’t? Why don’t we get that?

I really wish Elon would focus. Dude’s like a dog with ADD in a room full of squirrels.

My E46 makes 184hp. It’s an absolute hoot to drive.

I suspect that the type of people who would answer surveys about a truck are truck people, and many truck peoples would want the EcoBoost for a variety of reasons. I figure the average dingus who wanders onto the lot wouldn’t care as much. Though, it is a wild ass guess.

I don’t know why they couldn’t easily solve this. It’s almost all software. Modern manual transmissions report what gear you’re in; just disallow cruise use if you’re in a gear that wouldn’t be reasonable to cruise at that the speed you set. Or, make it only work in top gear. Put a little message on the screen that…

*Some person.

I’ve seen lots of ads for Rangers around here for less than $5k that run. Of course, they all have at least 170k on them, have frames that would disintegrate if you went within a mile of a railroad crossing, no rockers, door sills, no read fenders, no tailgate, and check engine lights for “small problems I don’t have…

Hol up. Your truck was just…gone? Like, a titled piece of property that very well may carry liability for you just went missing? That should be distressing. You should find out how you can resolve that legally.

It’s true that FH4 wasn’t radically different than FH3, but I found it to be quite a bit better somehow. Not sure how, exactly. It does have a sense of being better nailed down in some way.

I’ve been wondering if dealers are actually taking more money home at the end of the day. Sure, they’re making more money per unit, but each unit costs more and they’re selling fewer of them. How’s it actually shaking out there?

Often people with bad credit can’t save. They’ve got bad credit because they’ve got lots of debt. Plus, this doesn’t do anything for people with bad credit who need a car right now.