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Or at least, the one from the ads.

Just get in the car, Shinji.

It’s a 16-bit JRPG, we can get away with it.

Tell them it plays Final Fantasy, but never say which. Then give them Chrono Trigger instead and never tell them it’s not actually Final Fantasy.

Lore-wise, that’s actually not too far off. The simulations they run are mostly done in good fun, or at least with enough trust that they can deal with real-world conflict together even if they’re from different units.

I’m surprised there hasn’t been more of these...officially, at least.

1. The RS3 version of that would be a Davy Crockett.

I was about to say “make it fight the new Bronco” but remembered Jeep has more than enough for that application.

My god, that’s some old tech. My childhood was Pentium inside for almost everything, and dual-core/quad-core stuff was the game-changer at the turn of the decade.

Reminds me: Raycevick did say in one of his videos (the Q&A at the end) that an FPS-ey or just plain interactive version of John Wick would be more compelling than the film, at least for him. Which...

Yes, the movie. But honestly, I could go with a 2-prong attack here.

OK, theScore eSports. I forgive you.

Coal-rolling shitstains ain’t got NOTHING on Middle East militias.

theScore eSports didn’t put enough respect in sim-racing, I feel.

We shall remember him for as long as we race. Rest now, Sir Stirling Moss. It’s one you truly deserve. The Grid Above Us awaits you.

So is the track version meant for BPR/FIA GT competition?

Huh. OK, I suppose I grossly underestimated that.

le sigh

<points at man and laughs>