Porsche Carrera GT Need for Speed Carbon HD Gameplay Test Drive
channel:http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9GwfEYL_kF4qVHx35fo0SA playlist:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?feature=edit_ok&list=PLmw-wXZUI-_wf9BWYNxltNXrC3ocBvcpG my blog: http://www.testdriver49.blogspot.com/ my twitter: http://www.twitter.com/TestDriver49 Subscribe, like, comment. My Rig GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 440 (GIGABYTE) CPU: Intel Pentuim(R) Dual-Core E6700 @ 3.20GHz Memory: 6 gb OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate You can buy cars from dealerships, or you can win them from crew bosses. And once you get them, there are all kinds of upgrades that you can apply to them. There are tiered performance upgrades, as well as a rainbow of paint colors, dozens of vinyl stickers, aftermarket rims, spoilers, and body kits. You can also fabricate your own body parts with the game's autosculpt system, which is oddly reminiscent of the Game Face feature in EA Sports' Tiger Woods PGA Tour games. It's a novel idea and great for making some really physically impossible-looking parts. But it takes too much incremental tweaking of settings to get something unique. And there's such a wide variety of prefab aftermarket parts that don't require all that toil, which means only the truly obsessed will get much out of the autosculpting.
channel:http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9GwfEYL_kF4qVHx35fo0SA playlist:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?feature=edit_ok&list=PLmw-wXZUI-_wf9BWYNxltNXrC3ocBvcpG my blog: http://www.testdriver49.blogspot.com/ my twitter: http://www.twitter.com/TestDriver49 Subscribe, like, comment. My Rig GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 440 (GIGABYTE) CPU: Intel Pentuim(R) Dual-Core E6700 @ 3.20GHz Memory: 6 gb OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate You can buy cars from dealerships, or you can win them from crew bosses. And once you get them, there are all kinds of upgrades that you can apply to them. There are tiered performance upgrades, as well as a rainbow of paint colors, dozens of vinyl stickers, aftermarket rims, spoilers, and body kits. You can also fabricate your own body parts with the game's autosculpt system, which is oddly reminiscent of the Game Face feature in EA Sports' Tiger Woods PGA Tour games. It's a novel idea and great for making some really physically impossible-looking parts. But it takes too much incremental tweaking of settings to get something unique. And there's such a wide variety of prefab aftermarket parts that don't require all that toil, which means only the truly obsessed will get much out of the autosculpting.