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Damn, so glad this is coming on the holiday weekend here in the states, I will actually have some time to play. And depending on how into it I wind up getting, since I cannot think of a single thing I want for X-mas this year, may just ask for a kick ass wheel.

And noob question... It seems like all of the videos I have seen (granted I have not watched them all), the driving lines are off. That option will still be there correct?

I no doubt need to use the driving lines the first few days to get the hang of things, so hoping it is just people are turning them off for the videos I have seen. I am assuming that is the case, just wanted to double check.

All four are if you ask me! Sorry but I've not seen anything come close to these in a photomode before.

After looking at the first photo I was like...erm is this a render?? (not "Is this real") Cause it looked too damn good!!!!!

*goes back to invent the time machine to speed up time to Wednesday*

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