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Looks like a Euro spec 3.2 which will probably then have a 6 speed conventional pattern gearbox.Hmmmm, I wonder which version (USDM/EUDM) of the E34 M3 we're getting? Please be dog-leg EU one...
Looks like a Euro spec 3.2 which will probably then have a 6 speed conventional pattern gearbox.Hmmmm, I wonder which version (USDM/EUDM) of the E34 M3 we're getting? Please be dog-leg EU one...
The remark would be "if you want to play old cars just play the older games that contain them"I must prefer older cars and in fact I wish they’d get even older…I would gladly pay money for a DLC of 90s tin cans.
Older cars are the ones that are in real danger of disappearing from real life, and these days are actually less common than new cars, even new exotics. Those old cars are the ones I might never have a chance to drive in real life and if they’re not documented in games then they might be lost forever.
We did get the E36 323ti in GT2.The E36 M3 coming reminded me that GT2 was almost going to have a E36 323i at one point
Followed up with "we want" <CAR INTRODUCED YESTERDAY>The remark would be "if you want to play old cars just play the older games that contain them"
I’m also confident it’s a Euro spec. Euro plate mount obviously and clear side markers. All US cars have amber side markers factory. This one doesn’t have the Euro-optional headlight washers which would be a dead giveaway. I also can’t tell if the headlights have the glass markings.Looks like a Euro spec 3.2 which will probably then have a 6 speed conventional pattern gearbox.
Those games did a poor job of preserving the essence of those cars. That’s why GT7’s fidelity is so important to keeping them alive.The remark would be "if you want to play old cars just play the older games that contain them"
One of my favorite car-related movies of all time. I have it on my hard drive so I can watch it from time to time.Wow a Spielberg film clip....
True! I had to go check, but GT2 has five E36s in it, and the three Ci models can be race modified. What's stranger is that the 328Ci made it into GT3, and was then one of the very few cars that wasn't brought back in GT4, PSP, 5 or 6.We did get the E36 323ti in GT2.
The 3-series in the final version of GT2 (barring the 323ti, which are actually E36/5s) are E46s, not E36s.True! I had to go check, but GT2 has five E36s in it, and the three Ci models can be race modified. What's stranger is that the 328Ci made it into GT3, and was then one of the very few cars that wasn't brought back in GT4, PSP, 5 or 6.
I can still hear that damn horn.
And the reply would be “or the newer games that contain them”.The remark would be "if you want to play old cars just play the older games that contain them"
Thank you for the infoThe price is the one you'd pay if you are a japanese player, divide it by 100 to know the price you'll pay.
That's not the 323i Coupe to note, just an earlier version of the 323TI compact.The E36 M3 coming reminded me that GT2 was almost going to have a E36 323i at one point (this is screenshot from early GT2 builds when it still used GT1 wheels):
Prices are in Yen.
your probably right. and I hope you are lolPrices are in Yen.
I think there needs to be an announcement in the OP, since everyone seems to have hit their heads this morning....lol
Prices are in Yen.
I dunno.Youtubers keep saying "HUGE UPDATE"
Its a good update anyway
It doesn't say improved, it says 2 new tracks have been added. Am I misunderstanding?
- Expanded Sophy functionality
That's why he said "expanded", not improved.It doesn't say improved, it says 2 new tracks have been added. Am I misunderstanding?
I mean the car won't appear in newer games if the developers won't add them like those wishing only for newer ones to be added.And the reply would be “or the newer games that contain them”.
Sorry, translate is wrong.That's why he said "expanded", not improved.
At least PD haven't sat down and called it quits in this department.