Family sedan

That didn't look like the convertible version.

I'll forgive cheesy looking menus in a racing game, but unrealistically bad car control is something I can't forgive.

That is nice.

It makes you feel like half the gamer you really are.

Were they John Cooper Works editions?

Either Golf, Lancer, or Impreza.

I also like it in red or dark blue.

I'll check it out.

Minis.

Yeah, I haven't played GT Sport yet. It's on my bucket list.

You could spin over almost nothing.

Yeah, but I hated '03 because of car control, not graphics.

Maybe at some point the world runs out of original ideas.

Right, I mean I play Tony Hawk games to see hairstyles and architecture and hear cool music, I don't play it for the skateboarding per se. So we can each have our own reasons for gaming.

I think the first car I ever drove in any GT game was a Supra 22 years ago. They actually had one cheap enough used.

I loved Bank Job. Poor Dave.

I do need to know more about Glory Hunter.

Was there ever a better color for the 507 than white?

How did I overlook Frenzy? I love NWOBHM. There were so many bands that were labeled NWOBHM it would be nearly impossible to find them all.

One of my favorite Bimmers is the 507 roadster of the late '50's. Elvis bought one while stationed in Germany.

I know the cover art is disturbing, but you should check out the Bestiality album by Handsome Beasts.

Is it NWOBHM?

Sounds cool so far.

The later generations handled better, but there's a charm to the late '80's/ early '90's body shape of the 3 Series. I'm really a Chevy guy, but I could almost see myself owning one.

Plus GT3 was describing the 1980's. Some say the modern era of the automobile began in 1960. So by that estimation a '60 Chevy Bel Air is a modern car and not a classic.