Sorry, but as someone who played this game back in the day, and who still owns the Intellivision system and the game, you are wrong.

Except for the baseball game. Baseball on the Intellivision probably is the best baseball game ever made into a video game. You are able to control, with the keypad, every individual player on the field. When you you hit the ball, you control the runner to the bases, it is not automatic. You control the outfielders,…

How about posting “The Ultimate Jalopnik Driving Playlist” on Jalopnik.?

How did “Daytona” not get on this list? Or “LeMans”? Or “Rampage”? Do jalopniks and gamers not overlap?

It is expensive, takes a while to see results and is seen as “vintage”, but film still has its place. Good for you for helping keep it alive! You are among the ranks of Martin Scorsese, J. J. Abrams, Christopher Nolan and Quentin Tarantino, who all still prefer to use film.

It doesn’t look very realistic to me. When I’m driving at 80-90 mph, the force of the wind hitting the windscreen rather violently puches the drops of rain up and to the sides of the glass. Actually happens at much lower speeds too. In the video those drops are barely being moved around, and the drops that happen to…

Eight years later:

I bought a three year old MGB in 1978 as my first car. It had 32,000 miles on it and it cost me $2250 at purchase. It sat in the driveway for two weeks until I got my driver’s license, and I learned to drive a manual with it. I kept it for six years, and in all that time there wasn’t a single week that went by when it…

Get a $300 aftermarket Android head unit and run Torque or Dashcommand for performance recording. Then run Google Maps, Waze, any number of audio or video players, or any app that runs on Android. Link your phone to it or not. They can be found on ebay, and are generally good quality units.

Get an aftermarket Android based head unit from ebay. They run every app that your android phone does, and with a $10 adapter they run the Torque app to display all your car’s info, performance and diagnostics.

You are using the incorrect terminology.