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SkylineGTR34
2020-02-16 15:24 | 1992-95. | |
Peterkragger
2019-12-24 21:15 | Burn Rubber a écrit Well more like a rare sight for an American. For European too | |
solarriors
2019-05-11 14:46 | The thing is exactly that. Every other game is simply too small. So that's why @Twilight, your idea is contradictory. The only game that could pose a threat to Forza is if a big game came into play with as many content, features and general quality as Forza. And having simple mechanics wouldn't even help because one of the main attraction of Forza is that is offers a somewhat realistic/believable car behaviour with lots of possibilities regarding customization/free roaming and details in general. More over it's also for this exact reason that Forza is also fun and enjoyable. I wouldn't compare it to a burnout because that's absolutely not the kind of gameplay you should expect from Forza. Especially the griefing. Plus Speedfreak is right. Older games from 90's early 00's had a very different mentality regarding content and gameplay Lastly it's not because you see videos of some dudes playing with supercars that every one does or that it represents any kind of majority. Unless you're very influencable -- Last edit: 2019-05-11 14:50:31 | |
speedfreak975
2019-05-11 11:50 | Forza especially horizon has become standard simply because no other franchise has met its standards (like it or not game has always provided the most for its price and replayability). Similarly to how NFS was the franchise of 90s and early 2000s. And Comparing older games with new isnt as feasible anymore due to how economy has vastly shifted throughout the years -- Last edit: 2019-05-11 11:52:19 | |
twilight sparkplug 2019-05-11 09:37 | ha.. Ok so Forza is The racing game at the moment? I remember being a kid and the in thing was Gran Turismo. I play Forza for what I would call... Regular, and-or Obscure cars. yet I only ever see videos of people driving supercars in it. hope they don't drop all the normal stuff. A game comes along where I can drive a Caprice wagon, Crown vic, Austin A30, and all that kind of stuff and I would be happy. But for now, has anybody considered starting small? I am sure there are people out there able to make a smaller scope sprite-based games around cars. If I had the ability I would have made a driving / cars collecting game with stuff like finding cars in barns and a very simplistic car mechanic type system, with many sprite cars, and parts. but tha ws just my fantasy thing. | |
MBR
2019-05-11 09:30 | ALMF-3512 a écrit Actually,myself included,everyone seems like to ask every car thats not in Forza to get in.Maybe we do need a big racing IP to become the Forza/Horizon killer again.A fun racing game is not just Forza.And as a fun game (If we take Horizon as example)The joy in it is less than what Burnout can provide 10 or 15 years early.So I think we should stop treating Forza series as THE RACING GAME of this age We should only stop if there is a game that can prove what you said, otherwise just forget it for now, new games won’t be the same like the older ones, I myself prefer Forza over any other racing game at the moment , that being said it’s not perfect neither it’s what I expect, but it’s better than some crap we have nowadays -- Last edit: 2019-05-11 09:30:40 | |
TK774
2019-02-02 20:43 | I never suffered a lot on another cars like this one... Its a hell of a challenge The only way to beat this bastard is using a full tuned CT9A Evo 8 MR | |
ALMF-3512
2019-01-16 10:51 | Actually,myself included,everyone seems like to ask every car thats not in Forza to get in.Maybe we do need a big racing IP to become the Forza/Horizon killer again.A fun racing game is not just Forza.And as a fun game (If we take Horizon as example)The joy in it is less than what Burnout can provide 10 or 15 years early.So I think we should stop treating Forza series as THE RACING GAME of this age | |
MBR
2019-01-16 10:38 | Forza is future | |
Gagarsa06
2018-09-30 22:23 | Skyline159 a écrit I found an image of this car (American or European), but the file of this car model is deleted (instead of ASL Garaiya). ![]() Being replaced in the NTSC and PAL versions? | |
Skyline159
2018-09-30 21:24 | I found an image of this car (American or European), but the file of this car model is deleted (instead of ASL Garaiya).![]() -- Last edit: 2018-09-30 21:27:39 | |
Ryan2t4
2018-07-09 10:25 | if i get PCSX2, i can recreate my old hatchback (Only 2-door, Indonesian Starlet Always 4-door) | |
Multijet
2018-01-01 14:04 | Fun fact: this is a diesel powered car, it has the 150hp 1.9 16V JTD/Multijet engine under the hood. How the hell I didn't notice that before? | |
Desscythe17
2017-10-19 19:41 | Ryan2t4 a écrit What's happened if slaptrain play this game, and found a G35 (2003 Skyline Coupe)? "Oh i found a G35, hell yeah!" Nobody cares about some random youtuber. | |
Ryan2t4
2017-10-19 16:28 | What's happened if slaptrain play this game, and found a G35 (2003 Skyline Coupe)? "Oh i found a G35, hell yeah!" | |
Ryan2t4
2017-10-08 19:25 | Multijet, which one is MK2b in IGCD? | |
Multijet
2017-10-08 17:17 | indeed, I was very surprised that this game has this car | |
Ryan2t4
2017-10-08 16:53 | What Multijet React To this car? "Oh My God! My Dream mk2b!" | |
enzo96 2017-07-03 01:20 | Unknown newest car? | |
CarCrazedAlex586 2017-05-18 23:11 | You know, I feel really weird with the rear bumper. I guess I am more used to the USDM rear bumper. | |
BrianMak
2017-04-10 13:48 | Aginnon a écrit How could I miss that? Thanks. No prb | |
Aginnon
2017-04-09 13:33 | BrianMak a écrit It's definitely 1997-2000 because of body coloured bumpers How could I miss that? Thanks. | |
BrianMak
2017-04-09 12:55 | Aginnon a écrit That's a '96. It's definitely 1997-2000 because of body coloured bumpers | |
CarCrazedAlex586 2017-04-06 20:23 | I think all Euro-R's like this should have the chassis code listed. | |
K20lover199 2017-03-05 19:20 | CarCrazedAlex586 a écrit So importing a Toyota Caldina GT-Four is possible? Yep, 100% legal. There are even dealership that sell and specialise in JDM cars. | |
CarCrazedAlex586 2017-03-05 09:30 | K20lover199 a écrit In my country, it's very easy to import cars. As long as the vehicle is 15 years or older (2002) it can be considered "legal", so I usually see R34 skylines and Lancer Evo VIIs. If you buy a car stateside (across the border) you have to buy it in America, then bring it to the border and fill in paperwork, but Craigslist finds lack the paperwork. However, if any of these import vehicles get into an accident, they will be considered "salvage", meaning that they cannot be driven anymore and are used for parts. The other day, I saw an R33 GTS-4 skyline on craigslist, had the turbo, but had an auto. It was for 5 grand and had about 100k's on it. It was a salvage title because it was in an accident, which the only damage was a slight dent on the driver door. What a shame. So importing a Toyota Caldina GT-Four is possible? | |
K20lover199 2017-03-05 09:23 | Renz203 a écrit It's hard to import a car these days in the Philippines but they do get in my country as long as it's converted to LHD.I wanna import a 1989 Nissan March Turbo someday. But if your country has many riced Honda Civics and you can't find a stock one, go in here buy a Civic because my country has many Civics (most Civics here are stock, and there are many of them) and there many kinds of Civics to buy. Some Honda Civics here are riced/Pre-riced,old and beat-up and stock. Body styles? Sedan and hatchback and if you ask me if there are Civic shuttles, well, no chance (Tuned Civics are not for sale here.) And here are the generations available- 5th gen to the lastest gen. And if you're lucky, you could even buy (or not, since it's one of the rare) grey import 4th gen Civic Sedan. In my country, it's very easy to import cars. As long as the vehicle is 15 years or older (2002) it can be considered "legal", so I usually see R34 skylines and Lancer Evo VIIs. If you buy a car stateside (across the border) you have to buy it in America, then bring it to the border and fill in paperwork, but Craigslist finds lack the paperwork. However, if any of these import vehicles get into an accident, they will be considered "salvage", meaning that they cannot be driven anymore and are used for parts. The other day, I saw an R33 GTS-4 skyline on craigslist, had the turbo, but had an auto. It was for 5 grand and had about 100k's on it. It was a salvage title because it was in an accident, which the only damage was a slight dent on the driver door. What a shame. -- Last edit: 2017-03-05 09:24:51 | |
Renz203
2017-03-05 08:47 | CarCrazedAlex586 a écrit I feel like this car needs some love. Also, I remember seeing this car as a seized import car in a video about seized Skylines in the USA. I'm glad I don't live in the US, so it's easier to import a foreign car into South Africa. Though the process is about buying the car in its country, return to South Africa and bring the car in with you. It takes lots and lots of papers. I wonder what my vision will be like if I import an EP3 into SA one day. It's hard to import a car these days in the Philippines but they do get in my country as long as it's converted to LHD.I wanna import a 1989 Nissan March Turbo someday. But if your country has many riced Honda Civics and you can't find a stock one, go in here buy a Civic because my country has many Civics (most Civics here are stock, and there are many of them) and there many kinds of Civics to buy. Some Honda Civics here are riced/Pre-riced,old and beat-up and stock. Body styles? Sedan and hatchback and if you ask me if there are Civic shuttles, well, no chance (Tuned Civics are not for sale here.) And here are the generations available- 5th gen to the lastest gen. And if you're lucky, you could even buy (or not, since it's one of the rare) grey import 4th gen Civic Sedan. | |
CarCrazedAlex586 2017-03-04 21:02 | I feel like this car needs some love. Also, I remember seeing this car as a seized import car in a video about seized Skylines in the USA. I'm glad I don't live in the US, so it's easier to import a foreign car into South Africa. Though the process is about buying the car in its country, return to South Africa and bring the car in with you. It takes lots and lots of papers. I wonder what my vision will be like if I import an EP3 into SA one day. -- Last edit: 2017-03-04 21:02:50 | |
Desscythe17
2017-02-22 23:31 | CarCrazedAlex586 a écrit I have been to a page before. I always make sure, so don't let this get into an argument. END OF CONVERSATION! I'm not starting an argument, I'm just saying you're wrong. You said my argument was bad because (Japanese) wikipedia isn't reliable. But on Japanese cars, it is. Therefore I don't really get why you keep you responding to my comments, even though I said you were right ages ago. If you want to end the conversation, stop responding. | |
CarCrazedAlex586 2017-02-22 22:28 | Desscythe17 a écrit I don't think you've ever been to the Japanese wikipedia then to look up info about a car. They have changes listed with exact dates, which are backed up by existing websites. So it's pretty accurate. I have been to a page before. I always make sure, so don't let this get into an argument. END OF CONVERSATION! | |
Desscythe17
2017-02-22 19:54 | CarCrazedAlex586 a écrit Well, Wikipedia is not a reliable source, so I gave you a reliable source just to make sure. I don't think you've ever been to the Japanese wikipedia then to look up info about a car. They have changes listed with exact dates, which are backed up by existing websites. So it's pretty accurate. | |
CarCrazedAlex586 2017-02-22 19:42 | Desscythe17 a écrit What's the point of this answer after a month, when I already said you were right? Needed the egoboost? Well, Wikipedia is not a reliable source, so I gave you a reliable source just to make sure. -- Last edit: 2017-02-22 19:46:36 | |
CarCrazedAlex586 2017-02-20 09:39 | Not the best car here, but 100 times better than the Toyota Tazz! Sorry other South Africans (if there are any)! | |
Burn Rubber
2017-02-15 00:08 | Also, it's probably another case of "2004 model in 2003" syndrome. | |
Desscythe17
2017-02-14 23:47 | carcrazedalex586 a écrit Even Honda's Japanese site says this! www.honda.co.jp/auto-archive/civic/type-r/2005/ What's the point of this answer after a month, when I already said you were right? Needed the egoboost? | |
carcrazedalex586 2017-02-14 17:42 | Desscythe17 a écrit I don't see how your evidence is relevant since this is the JDM model, not the UK model. Anyway, you are right, it's indeed a 2004. The regular Civic was facelifted in 2003, but the Type R only in january 2004 (according to the Japanese wikipedia). Even Honda's Japanese site says this! www.honda.co.jp/auto-archive/civic/type-r/2005/ | |
Aginnon
2017-01-29 09:44 | That's a '96. | |
Desscythe17
2017-01-18 14:57 | carcrazedalex586 a écrit www.allvehicles.co.uk/civic_black_anniv_009.jpg You are wrong. This picture shows a 2003 model. cdn1.evo.co.uk/sites/evo/files/styles/gallery_adv/public/car_photo_565258.jpg?itok=7nLC0QtV This license plate may be from 2003, but the license plate is from a Honda Jazz if you look it up on UK car check sites. I don't see how your evidence is relevant since this is the JDM model, not the UK model. Anyway, you are right, it's indeed a 2004. The regular Civic was facelifted in 2003, but the Type R only in january 2004 (according to the Japanese wikipedia). | |
carcrazedalex586 2017-01-18 08:23 | Desscythe17 a écrit 2003 is correct. www.allvehicles.co.uk/civic_black_anniv_009.jpg You are wrong. This picture shows a 2003 model. cdn1.evo.co.uk/sites/evo/files/styles/gallery_adv/public/car_photo_565258.jpg?itok=7nLC0QtV This license plate may be from 2003, but the license plate is from a Honda Jazz if you look it up on UK car check sites. | |
Desscythe17
2017-01-18 07:17 | 2003 is correct. | |
carcrazedalex586 2017-01-18 07:13 | carcrazedalex586 a écrit 2003 model, not 2001. Okay now, accept my edit this time. I was wrong, the first model year for this facelift is 2004. | |
carcrazedalex586 2016-12-20 09:37 | Too bad South Africa didn't get this generation 323. ![]() | |
carcrazedalex586 2016-12-15 11:48 | RS6 sedan! Now that's great stuff! B) | |
GroupB
2016-11-30 01:49 | Burn Rubber a écrit The normal TXR series didn't, it used chassis codes. Which I believe is what he is referring to. Still, the TXRD games did used licensed cars in all versions. TXR3 used licensed cars, as did ITC. Only the early games used the chassis code workaround. | |
Burn Rubber
2016-11-29 23:10 | GroupB a écrit All the Kaido games used licensed cars. The normal TXR series didn't, it used chassis codes. Which I believe is what he is referring to. Still, the TXRD games did used licensed cars in all versions. -- Last edit: 2016-11-29 23:11:05 | |
GroupB
2016-11-29 15:52 | Razor440 a écrit I don't see why one would argue over this car in the first place...Tokyo Xtreme Racer has mostly unlicensed versions of real cars. All the Kaido games used licensed cars. | |
Razor440
2016-11-29 13:48 | GroupB a écrit It's not up for debate. Confirmed as a Levin long ago. I don't see why one would argue over this car in the first place...Tokyo Xtreme Racer has mostly unlicensed versions of real cars. | |
GroupB
2016-11-28 23:39 | It's not up for debate. Confirmed as a Levin long ago. | |
fontheking5
2016-11-27 09:56 | No, for me this is 100 % Toyota |

