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[agzg]

Originally Posted by Animate

Worth is an understatement. Easily one of the most creative games I've played in a long time with all of the stuff you end up being able to do. Plus it has Sackboys.

Seconded. Totally worth it. Haven't even had it a week and both of us have played more than halfway through the story levels. So, that means we've played the first half twice. SO. MUCH. FUN. Plus really cute - the missus will love it.

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by agzg

Seconded. Totally worth it. Haven't even had it a week and both of us have played more than halfway through the story levels. So, that means we've played the first half twice. SO. MUCH. FUN. Plus really cute - the missus will love it.

Truth - amazing game, amazingly inventive too. One of the best "levels" I've seen was actually a binary calculator made out of the in-game tools - totally bizarre that a dude would do that, but it worked. F-ing amazing.

[PrettyBoy]

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

I recognized the little horse on the steering wheel. So, that's a Ferrari, right? Is there a nascar Ferrari, too? I'm kidding. I'll have to admit, I don't really like auto racing, but the European racing is far more interesting to look at rather than those hillbillies in nascar. They should make a Ferrari with more than two seats, that would be cool.

Sort of. Piero Ferrari (Enzo's son) founded a small engineering company, HPE (High Performance Engineering) which has ties to NASCAR. Ferrari only mingled in NASCAR, though. The idea behind it is to be like a hub of knowledge to exchange experience from F1 to NASCAR and vice versa. You talk down about NASCAR and I understand you don't like the sport, but Ferrari started some interesting engineering activities for a NASCAR team. Does that mean there will be a Cup car painted "Ferrari Red", running a modified 458 Italia V8? Not likely. But Ferrari is pretty impressed with NASCAR. Enzo himself hated American racing, but his son sees it differently.

There have been several Ferraris with more than two seats (2+2) since close to the beginning of the company which dates back to 1947.
612 Scaglietti
456 GT
Mondial -ETA: There's a convertible of the Mondial, too.
412
250 GTE
And there are more. There have also been 4 door Ferrari concepts, and several wagons, though none were official Ferrari production variants.

Originally Posted by Tulip86

You mean like this one?

This is probably some trans student who put this on the net. It looks like he/she was trying to design a 4 door Ferrari. I can tell by the wheelbase and beltline. You're not going to find a production 4 door Ferrari. --at least not while Montezemolo is president of the company.

Originally Posted by DaemonSeid

Blasphemy. I don't care if there is already one. it's like that 3 boobed woman in Total Recall...

Nah, there's actually several and they look great, to me.

[cheerfulgreek]

Originally Posted by PrettyBoy

NASCAR.

giddyup giddyup giddyup yeee haaaaaw! lol

Originally Posted by PrettyBoy

*Like*.
I love the color.

[cheerfulgreek]

Originally Posted by PrettyBoy

Nah, there's actually several and they look great, to me.

Do you ever read the comments on youtube? I just read these, lol freaking hilarious!

yes, ok. if money didn't matter, i would choose a piece of shit american zr-1, over european engineering perfection. no i wouldn't, if i had all the money in the world, i'd buy a toyota supra. i'd put flames on the bonnet, a big blow-off valve so everyone knows i'm a fuckhead. i'd crank my stereo so loud my door panels vibrate off, cause that's what you do if you're cool.

i wouldn't touch a ferrari, but to compare a toyota to a ferrari is fuckheadedness personified.