Now that's what I call "an engine with wheels".

#COTD.

And? Guess what: Real musicans can still appreciate the game for what it is, a party-focus rockstar dream simulator. Also, you can play other instruments, like drums, keyboard, or singing.

Guy who does awesome videogame-basing (as in, videogames are based on them) drawings dies of cancer. Two conclusions:

Catheram/Seven kitcar. Cheap to maintain, cheap to insure, doesn't use a lot of gas, 150HP @ 12000RPM bike engine, drives like a go-kart.

"This large 4-door-sedan from Germany appeared in the movie The Transporter"

It would needs super-wide rear tyres to have traction off-the-line, but apart from that you would have a very fast coffin with wheels.

Huge tracts of land, Batman!

Add the Stainless Games studio. If you don't remember what they did, this should help:

This is far more badass. It's a RWD open-wheel formula car in the snow! Almost nobody has done that before.

That looks like a Pokémon with wheels.

Well, I would suggest a round on a go-kart track in the not-near-future if you want to make another, more realistic impression of what driving is.

Battleship should be turn-based. Actually, it could be the basis for a JRPG: turn-based combat, using temporal buffs like better missiles for attack or more power to the engines for evasion, and you could have a storyline based on an epic war, and how about you're just a little part of it.

You forgot the game: the musical: the docummentary: the special iPhone version

Well, they try to make the 360 version look "better" in critic scoring. Ya know, since it's the official magazine and stuff.

Actually you don't have to track ALL that stuff, just the stuff that is going to hit you, because the "hitbox" of your ship (AKA that only vulnerable part) is usually very small.

Well, it's simple.

I think he's showing us his WHOLE collection, which supposedly has a lot of Street Fighter games, among other things.

No. Baviera Motor Works, if you are selling a "drivers' car", how about you publicize it with, I don't know, someone having fun DRIVING it (preferably at a closed course)?

Well, if they help me go faster I like them. Specially if they can eliminate understeer. I HATE UNDERSTEER.