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This article was published by Kyle Patrick (@SlipZtrEm) on April 22nd, 2019 in the Gran Turismo Sport category.
For reference: FuguZ scanning announcement was in November 2017 and the car was added in December 2018 (1.31). Makes you think...
For reference: FuguZ scanning announcement was in November 2017 and the car was added in December 2018 (1.31). Makes you think...
I'm a bit hung up on that "upcoming release" statement...
The PS5 is rumored to release some time in 2020, and GT7 afaik was confirmed as a launch title. Up above you guys mentioned the FuguZ was put into the game a year after it was scanned, so...upcoming release sounds far more interesting now.
For reference: FuguZ scanning announcement was in November 2017 and the car was added in December 2018 (1.31). Makes you think...
I'm a bit hung up on that "upcoming release" statement...
The PS5 is rumored to release some time in 2020, and GT7 afaik was confirmed as a launch title. Up above you guys mentioned the FuguZ was put into the game a year after it was scanned, so...upcoming release sounds far more interesting now.
It looks like it could be used to steal DVD players in an era gone by. Are they obsolete yet?
Considering they're both running kits that are SEMA Fodder, I fail to understand how one is actually unique and the other isn't in this case.Simply put, because the FuguZ is truly one of a kind. The Pandem EG is generic SEMA fodder.
A game can't be confirmed for a launch title if the system itself doesn't even have a launch date.![]()
Like most SEMA cars it looks much worse than the original. Hopefully it handles alright.
Simply put, because the FuguZ is truly one of a kind. The Pandem EG is generic SEMA fodder.
400 hp and it's very very light.How much power does this Civic have?
What's a DVD player?
I figured 350 or so. Sounds pretty nice.400 hp and it's very very light.