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i have all of them as well as well as the high octane videos...watched the High octane videos max of twice and still bored of them no interest of watching them again.. But the HPI videos i have watched at least 6 times each can get enough of them drift days and all...full shic...Like HSVKLR said number 6 is pretty poor..

Ive got 3 and 4 on one dvd, good value as it was the same price as a single issue. But I also have HPIv5 and its even better. Got them from autobarn, which was slightly more expensive but got them immediately. U will end up watching them a fair few times, not just once.

My fav scene is taking R33 GTR for spin in v5 on the street, set to 2.1 bar, dodging trucks and cars.

Rhett

Ps Does anyone know where i can see initial D? Was it on tv or something, or a DVD?

heh, ive got initial D the whole series on DVD- there subbed english so you have the cool jap language still :D

I have the complete set

Stage 1 Episodes 1 - 26

Stage 2 Episodes 1 - 13

Stage 3 Movie Length Feature

Initial D Super Eurobeat Extra

Initial D Extra Stage.

These will only work on computer though not DVD because i have rip them from my dvd and encoded on computer. So they are very high quality.

If you want to see if you could get them off me please email me at [email protected]

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