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 Nissan GT-R Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | This can be seen in Stage 3 in the Nevada desert and Las Vegas, Stage 4 in Colorado, Stage 9 in West Virginia and Stage 10 in New Jersey and on the NJ Turnpike. | |
 Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | Renz203 wrote For the taillights, it came right off a Dodge Neon. www.webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=14048&l=fr So basically, it is a mix of different cars; a front-end of a Nissan Altima, the body of a Suzuki Verona, and the taillights of a Dodge Neon. So, what will be the final decision? It sure as hell ain’t a Chevrolet Optra since it looks far apart from the real thing. So maybe it should be listed as a made for game vehicle? | |
 Chevrolet Caprice Watch Dogs (2014) | GAZ_53 wrote Has some similarities to the 2000s Chevy Cobalt It is short for a Cobalt honestly. | |
Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | plasticbodypanels wrote does that really mean much? the game isnt real life is it Yes, but the Kia Ceed still does not have a sedan variant. | |
Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | Renz203 wrote But personally, this car overall resembles a Suzuki Verona. Details such as the sloping roofline, window pillars, and even the front and the rear end (somehow) looks like it was inspired from the Verona. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/67/Suzuki_Verona_11.24.17.jpg Think about it people. Other than the huge blinkers not in the headlights and the different triangular shaped taillights, I guess the Verona is acceptable. | |
 Rezvani Hercules SnowRunner (2020) | In real life, the Hercules' starting price is at $195,000, the armored version costs $259,000 and the military version costs $325,000. Waiting to see the Rezvani Tank. | |
 Kenworth T-800 Dead Island 2 (2023) | Peterbilt 367. | |
 Ford Freestyle Dead Island 2 (2023) | Mathias98 wrote Honestly I don't see an Ascender in this SUV. Although it's not completely identical, I think it could be a 2005 Ford Freestyle. Agreed, the Freestyle works better. | |
 Ford F-150 Dead Island 2 (2023) | Take a look at the front image from afar and it seems as though the cab is longer while the bed appears to be very small. | |
 Toyota Prius Dead Island 2 (2023) | It looks like the developers only painted this car in a yellow color and placed a taxi top sign on it with no wording on it nor the rest of the vehicle at all. They could have added more detail. | |
Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | Carguy_Epic wrote Yes but I also think it is a Impala as the sides look just like one. I change my mind about the body as it does seem more of an Impala, but this is seemingly more of an American style sedan from the 2000s. The closest thing is a Chevrolet (My opinion). | |
Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | plasticbodypanels wrote no idea how anyone sees an optra here.. imo the front end is a kia ceed; upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/84/2008_Kia_Cee%27d_SR-7_1.6_Front.jpg/1280px-2008_Kia_Cee%27d_SR-7_1.6_Front.jpg Except that the Kia Ceed does not come in the form of a sedan and isn't sold in the US. | |
 Dodge Durango SnowRunner (2020) | It has some elements from the Subaru Outback. | |
 Western Star 47X NF1424 SnowRunner (2020) | Surprising to see a rear window on this as not many trucks nowadays have one. | |
 Caterpillar CT 680 SnowRunner (2020) | The CT680 has more litres of extra fuel compared to the CT681. | |
 Ford Ranger The Last of Us (2013) | It's clearly meant to be a Ford Ranger. | |
 Dodge Magnum Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | I wonder why this picture hasn't been changed yet, unlike the other vehicles' photos. | |
 Toyota Prius Dead Island 2 (2023) | It's a Prius Prime, the other versions obviously differ from this. I admire the green hybrid emblems and logos. Is it just me, or does this look better than the Priuses in real life? | |
Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | My take on this one: Headlights: Optra. Front Bumper: Impala. Grille: Optra. Body design: Optra. Taillights: Mondeo. Rear Bumper: Optra. It has more similarities to a Chevrolet Optra. | |
 Ford Explorer American Truck Simulator (2016) | Laqueesha wrote They recently edited the model to remove all badging, shame. Yes, and I noticed a trend where SCS and others are adding fictionalized vehicles in their games with some similarities to their real counterparts. It is happening in ETS with an example being the Model Y having completely different headlights. | |
 Kenworth T-800 H Drag Racing (2011) | I do not see the difference with the design of this truck compared to the other. Why is it duplicated? | |
 Audi R8 Drag Racing (2011) | Fictional element found: The Audi R8 in real life has the taillights attached to the rear side grilles. With this one, the taillight is separated from the side grille by a few inches. The rest of the car is okay. | |
 Audi A4 Drag Racing (2011) | That is not what an Audi A4 looks like. Are the developers affixing fictional elements to vehicles or something? The taillights aren't square shaped with the blinker on the top right. It is supposed to be more rectangular with the blinker at the bottom. The blinker on the headlight is supposed to be on the left and not on the top. It makes it look like some Volkswagen. I do not know what else to say about this car. | |
 Drag Racing (2011) | I don't know what is with the licensing and car logos in this game at all. You have Pagani listed as ''Panini'', Dodge listed as ''Doge'', while some other brands have their logos fictionally changed or are missing details (Example, the Mercedes logo without the circle). Hell, even different vehicles are listed under wrong brandings. Why is there a Bowler branded as a Chevrolet? They could create new brands with some vehicles in the game listed as CM, and then create fictitious vehicles under CM. Add Peterbilt, Jeep and Aston Martin so it makes more sense? This was never an issue when I played the game before (Which was years ago). | |
 Dodge Charger Detroit: Become Human (2018) | The taillight of this car looks like it has been ripped from a 90's sedan. They could have done a bit better designing this vehicle. | |
 unknown Detroit: Become Human (2018) | I would say it's a Mazda CX-9. | |
 Volkswagen Bulli Detroit: Become Human (2018) | Or it could also be listed as an ID Buzz since it shares the exact similarities with this (Except the taillights). | |
 Made for Game Sedan Detroit: Become Human (2018) | Sedan? I am not sure how this can be a sedan when it has a completely different shape which matches more towards a minibus. Where is this information from? | |
 Blockland (2007) | Information: There is a new and refreshed version of this game called Brickadia. The trailer was announced in December of 2022. It was supposed to be released in March this year, but due to some issuance, it is expected to come out in the summer. I have been reading reviews on this game for a while, but I am not sure what to expect. Considering that I was a Roblox player since 2016 to now, the game has evolved even bigger, so I do not think it is certain that this game will blow up. Blockland became deceased throughout the years. Only less than 10% of people still play it. Although there are many positive reviews, it's likely that it won't be that popular. | |
 Hyundai Trago Watch Dogs (2014) | It reminds me of an Isuzu N-Series, but I will agree that the Hyundai has more features to this. | |
 Porsche 911 Turbo Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | Silnev wrote That's not how made for game works. A vehicles need to have influence to either multiple different vehicles so that no one vehicle can be id'd or be something completely fictional with no real world counterpart. I've seen multiple vehicles where they are mixed up of 2 real life variants and are still listed as made for game. The headlights on this car also resemble that of an old Volkswagen. | |
 Jeep Jeepster Earn to Die 2 (2015) | It comes closer to the Bowler EXR-S than the Jeepster. The 1998 model is way too curvy. | |
 Chevrolet Tahoe Earn to Die 2 (2015) | It's like a combination of different car parts taken from different vehicles, but 80% of the body to me is that of a Tahoe. | |
 Earn to Die (2012) | This was a game I played on the internet from years ago, unfortunately Flash stopped working and you need to pay money for it on the App Store, which is a big letdown. | |
Porsche 911 Turbo Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | Seems like a mix of the Datsun 240Z and the 911, so it should be a Made for Game vehicle. | |
 Pixel Car Racer (2016) | Also, just to clarify that you need to download the Wangan edition mode to get access to supercars. | |
Pixel Car Racer (2016) | The absence of Lamborghini, Ferrari, Koenigsegg, Bugatti and other supercar brands is quite strange for a game that has a variety of cars like this. They could add other different maps and intersection changes. | |
 Dodge Charger Pixel Car Racer (2016) | Am I the only one who really thinks that the police in the game is sort of useless? You easily run past them, and they go extremely slow, making it hard for them to catch up with you. It definitely needs some kind of buff. | |
 Lexus LC 500 Pixel Car Racer (2016) | Keep in mind that production of the LC began in 2017, although the model years are from 2018 to this current time. | |
 Porsche 911 Pixel Car Racer (2016) | So, no Porsches are in the current version? Surprising that they didn't have any modern 911, 918, 718 or Panamera. It still doesn't bother me that much. | |
 HSV GTS-R Pixel Car Racer (2016) | This vehicle's region is listed as North America/n (NA), so I'm not sure how it can be an HSV. It makes more sense to list it as a Chevrolet SS. | |
 Mazda Atenza Pixel Car Racer (2016) | Or you could call it a Mazda 6 and done. | |
 Abarth 124 Spider Pixel Car Racer (2016) | It's rare to see an Abarth/Fiat 124 Spider in many video games. They usually have the 500. | |
 GMC Yukon Denali Need for Speed: Heat (2019) | Victor_2003 wrote Add playable suvs and pickups in racing games makes the vehicle catalog have more variety, Midnight Club 3 was one example. If that is what companies want in their video games. What I am saying is that the Yukon is included as a traffic vehicle in Heat and Unbound (Except that in Unbound, it only spawns as a parked vehicle) so they won't bother to make a playable one. Having a playable car/SUV/truck that also comes as a traffic car doesn't make the game look good. | |
 IGCD Future releases and to-do list (2023) | Attacker1997 wrote You can still suggest more developers to include in the list, we can analyze and decide if they will be approved Maybe NY/LA/Miami Shark and The Last Stand 1. Those are the games I could think of. | |
 Ford Ranger 18 Wheels of Steel: American Long Haul (2007) | It's more of a Tacoma than a Ranger to me. | |
 Volvo VN 770 18 Wheels of Steel: American Long Haul (2007) | fontheking5 wrote The VN has always been American, built, developed and sold in America, and not in Sweden .gif ":)") Yes, because conventional trucks aren't made for European roads unlike cabovers. Scania used to sell some conventional semis in the US but then left. So far, Volvo is the only European company that has Volvo-branded trucks sold in the US (Not talking about the business with Freightliner/Western Star with Daimler, and so on). | |
 Custom Made Chameleon Truck Gangstar: New York (2024) | Looks like something that Rivian would make if they had interest in garbage trucks. | |
IGCD Future releases and to-do list (2023) | Victor_2003 wrote Its weird the broswer games have more rigid rules than Android/iOS games, some games from great developers like Armor Games was deleted from the site. I noticed that while searching up the games made by them. They disappeared, though there are still browser games to find on IGCD. I wish Flash would come back to life again so all of this nonsense can end. | |
 Custom Made Flip Car CSR Racing 2 (2016) | MBR wrote Fast furious flip car Which is only shown in F&F 6. |
