Shrygue
April 24th, 2007, 19:30
via Kotaku (http://kotaku.com/gaming/ferrari-challenge/ferrari-backs-system-3-title-254734.php)
Let's just say the cars available in Amsterdam are nothing like the cars that are parked in front of the nightclubs in Los Angeles. Sure, seeing a Ferrari is a clear indication of where a middle-aged, corporate dillweed is preying on an unsuspecting future candidate for the show "Dr. 90210", but there's no way getting around it, that car looks ****ing hot in real life.
For those of us who have decided to keep our original noses and hair, and don't have a half a million dollars lying around, we can always pretend that we have a Ferrari. The Italian sports car manufacturer recently went on the record to fully support the release of Ferrari Challenge by System 3 that features the real cars, real tracks, and true Ferrari racing dynamics. The game will be arriving Christmas for PS3, PS2, PSP, the DS, and the Wii (where you can using the Wii steering wheel, if you so choose).
Not as cool as owning the real thing, but at least I won't feel bad when I wrap it around a telephone pole in the game.
Let's just say the cars available in Amsterdam are nothing like the cars that are parked in front of the nightclubs in Los Angeles. Sure, seeing a Ferrari is a clear indication of where a middle-aged, corporate dillweed is preying on an unsuspecting future candidate for the show "Dr. 90210", but there's no way getting around it, that car looks ****ing hot in real life.
For those of us who have decided to keep our original noses and hair, and don't have a half a million dollars lying around, we can always pretend that we have a Ferrari. The Italian sports car manufacturer recently went on the record to fully support the release of Ferrari Challenge by System 3 that features the real cars, real tracks, and true Ferrari racing dynamics. The game will be arriving Christmas for PS3, PS2, PSP, the DS, and the Wii (where you can using the Wii steering wheel, if you so choose).
Not as cool as owning the real thing, but at least I won't feel bad when I wrap it around a telephone pole in the game.