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GT4 is awesome! but i cant wait til they bring in dynamic crashes with actualy effects!

I would hope that this is an option in the game rather than a "new standard feature"

I would prefer they fix up the bugs rather than add more features. They already have a good product, make it better by fixing whats wrong with it.

I found an awesome bug in GT3 one day. First you set the races to be more than 2/3 laps whatever it is (I think I made it 10 or something). Go into arcade mode and race with 2 people. I used the Smokey Mountain track. Have one person take off while the other sits at the start line. Let the first person complete their first lap, and then let the second car take off...keep an eye on the split times and watch the scenery flash by. I also think the car handles better. If the second driver is good enough they can lap the first car :huh: then the timing returns to normal :unsure:

Doing the above I was able to pull some amazing lap times

Morning all. Football finished for this weekend now so I can re-join the human race!!

Am going to shower and make my way to Milton to Umart and pick up my new DVD-RW and Logitech Speakers!!

Anyone doing lunch at about 1pm??

Morning all. Football finished for this weekend now so I can re-join the human race!!

Am going to shower and make my way to Milton to Umart and pick up my new DVD-RW and Logitech Speakers!!

Anyone doing lunch at about 1pm??

dude... go to MSY at Morningside :huh:

wholesale pricing on computer equipment.

UMart buy their gear from MSY :unsure:

Hey :unsure:

I need a new radiator...suggestions? Anyone know where to get PWR cheap?

dont preditor motorsport do them cheap, i would take my car there for them but i would buy it from them.

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