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1968, and is a Fastback. | ||
![]() Burnout (2001) | The September 12th 2001 build has a Honda Prelude styled "Sport Coupe" instead of the Toyota MR2-like model for the final build. | |
This is the 1998 concept car, not the production model. | ||
![]() Metropolis Street Racer (2000) | Entry complete. The PAL version has most cars right hand drive with London license plates, while the NTSC-U version has cars in left hand drive with California plates. | |
It's in the European version of the game along with the Thunderbird, so no, you're not missing much. -- Last edit: 2023-10-22 23:59:18 | ||
The rear shot has the black bars that I forgot to crop. Replacement: i.imgur.com/LOSeMaQ.jpg | ||
UK-spec as GTI is the designation for S16 there in Britain. | ||
Clearly a reference to The Prisoner: www.imcdb.org/vehicle_2367-Lotus-Seven-Mark-VII-1965.html The numberplates, colour and wheels match. | ||
Also known as "Civic (Racer)" in the NTSC-U version. | ||
Victor_2003 wrote DLC exclusive? It's available only on the 360 and PC versions, and can be found in classic car dealers. | ||
If you select the "truck" option, you start with this one. | ||
1968-1971. | ||
NTSC-J, NTSC-U and PAL (French, German, Italian and Spanish) only. | ||
The only SL320 (R129) in a video game. | ||
![]() Race America (1991) | generalrusty78 wrote Was the C4 Corvette even sold in Europe? It was, for a limited time on the continent from 1991 until 1996. | |
Referred to in the British police chatter as Paraffin Parrot, which is a completely different helicopter, the Westland Wasp. | ||
![]() The Movies (2005) | All licensed vehicles are Chryslers. | |
NTSC-U and PAL only. | ||
Class: Sedan. | ||
GTI-6 (UK model), as it's right hand drive. The S16 was sold only in Continental Europe. | ||
Wheels are 1993+. | ||
The "F/A" in F/A Racing is named after the Namco arcade game Fighter/Attacker. | ||
Though Manhattan Chase was developed in Europe. | ||
Eunos Roadster like the other one. | ||
cyrus khan wrote The speedometer is different and aftermarket instead of circular analog that we see frequently even in real life. It was an optional extra for the AE86. | ||
![]() Need for Speed II (1997) | The traffic cars were eventually used in III: Hot Pursuit (both versions) and High Stakes (PlayStation only). | |
The real RX-7 has hidden headlights. The game doesn't have the headlight covers like on the real car. | ||
Four doors mean it's the Hilux Double Cab. | ||
This should be a 1999. | ||
According to the car stats in the game, this is apparently a 1.3 litre model. | ||
1997, actually, because of the front bumper, wheels and rear spoiler. | ||
GameCube, PC and Xbox only. | ||
PlayStation 2 only. | ||
Made for Game? | ||
Available only in PAL and if you select English. Other languages turn it into the Opel Speedster. | ||
First ever production Speedster in a videogame. | ||
Leandro wrote No offense but this is... one of the weirdest and ugliest cars in design i´ve ever seen You never seen the 2nd-generation Ford Scorpio, then. Now, that's ugly. -- Last edit: 2023-06-14 19:52:42 | ||
Uses Volkswagen Golf GTI engine sounds for some reason in this game, instead of the proper K-Series sound. | ||
Right hand drive, based on the UK-market FQ-320. | ||
![]() Pro Rally (2002) | Interior view is only available on the GameCube version. | |
Victor_2003 wrote Italy as origin? In the late 1980s, the then-French Bugatti was now under Italian ownership, and was known as Bugatti Automobili SpA. | ||
![]() Swedish Touring Car Championship (1999) | This game's graphics engine was later re-used in Michelin Rally Masters: Race of Champions. | |
![]() Rally Championship 2002 (2001) | A console version known as "Rally Championship" came out in 2002 on the PlayStation 2 (Europe only) and GameCube. | |
Driven by Marcus Dodds (this game's male co-driver) in real life. | ||
Has the 1999+ rear spoiler. | ||
JFK wrote Funilly enough you can still just about make out the Pajero writing on the back of the car. I am not sure why the devs went for UK model name. Edit: lol, so when you unlock it in single player, game says you unlocked Mitsubishi Pajero, but in the menus its still being reffered to as Shogun The reason for that is because Virgin Interactive was a British publisher. | ||
Suki's car from 2 Fast 2 Furious. | ||
The Dodo already had its wings clipped. | ||
![]() Biohazard 2 (1998) | Publisher: Capcom (Japan and US), Virgin Interactive Entertainment (EU) -- Last edit: 2023-10-18 20:27:00 | |
Victor_2003 wrote That is bad, i don't understand if is due of license problems or size limit. Melbourne House ported the game on a single layer DVD for the PS2 and on a UMD for PSP. |