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That was a very quick reply

A Gripen NG E looks suspiciously like a fighter jet Who wouldn't want to own a trusty Vapid?

It could be really great it could be really crap, just like any game that releases, they have a good formula, they just need to execute it correctly

I suppose your right, only time will tell if IOI can make another good Hitman game, probably not a good idea to get my hopes up so soon.

Why not go from 2015 Charger SRT to 2015 Charger SRT Hellcat? I've heard it has 707BHP, more than a Corvette ZR1.

This community is just great, you make a thread completely unrelated to GTA, first hour or so, nothing, then you get 10 posts in 10 minutes. I use it if I'm quoting more than 1 and will reply to them all in one response, but if I am replying to multiple ones which will all have different responses, I quote one at a time

I too like a diverse selection of cars, from classic muscle cars to british sports cars. If I listed the cars I wish I owned off the top of my head, I'd be typing all week. I've always loved the Corvette, it sort of like a Euro sports car mixed with an American muscle car. My favourite Vette is the C5 Z06, but the C7 is awesome too.

Yes, WD was not what anyone expected BUT Hitman is a big series and Absolution was, I think the worst of the series, and Agent 47 will, most definitely be better

That is umm, quite a list, I mean if I listed ALL the cars I would like without worrying about money, my list would be a few essays long

Im 147% sure this will be better than Absolution.

Personally I'm not a fan of rugged off road vehicles, I prefer business like cars, like Mercedes or Audi, but Land Rovers are pretty good off road I've never seen a Lincoln Navigator, or any Lincoln as they aren't sold outside of the US, as far as I know, but I know the Navigator is a big SUV right? Skyline would probably suit for daily driving and SLS as a weekend car probably Nothing beats a Buffalo

If I didn't have to worry about space I would go for a Viper but as a daily car, a CLS would suit me. I'm actually thinking of getting a C220 CDI as my second car, I like mercedes

So, if you could choose any car on the road and not have to worry about taxes, insurance, maintnenance etc. what would you choose if you had to live with that car every day, doing everything you normally do at work or whatever, in that car. Mine would be: 2003-2008 W129 Mercedes-Benz CLS 63 AMG

I love the transporter films. Heres the A8 vs Merc E from Transporter 3

This happened to me once and it gave me the LCPDFR Log error, then it crashed.

It will be, as I said, this one level is far larger than any level in the last one. The game will be much more open, with levels that are completely open, unlike ABSOLUTIONS linear corridor levels. It seems they are going for gameplay rather than story, unlike ABSOLUTION. They also say they wont reveal much about the game until it is close to release, and they haven't actually said a release date, so it could be 2015 or 2016. I loved BM, Contracts and 2. In fact I've been playing the HD Trilogy the past few days now. That's what you'll get with a lot of PS4/XBONE releases. I remember PS3 games being usually 6-12GB (Im DLing Saints Row 2 on my PS3 now and its 7-8GB), that's why I'll be buying physical copies for a lot of games due to these huge file sizes, although its not great for a lot of PC gamers who get their games off STEAM.

If I did that there wouldn't be any civilians left after a pursuit, the sidewalks are my way of beating the traffic

More News about Just Cause 3 The map is 400 square miles and the game itself takes place "several years" after Just Cause 2. It takes place in the fictional Mediterranean Archipelago of Medici and the main Antagonist of the game is General Di Ravello. The whole map is available from the start and has 3 main areas, likely forest, desert and snowy regions like JC2. You must destroy military equipment, enemy bases, propaganda, loudspeakers, etc. to capture each area. Capturing an area allows you to unlock fast travel points and save vehicles, likely in garages or safehouses. The handling and controls are getting a complete overhaul, including the road vehicle handling being done by devs of Burnout. I loved taking a manned jeep down the mountain, bailing and seeing if the gunner died. He always died. And it will be, JC2 was on last gen consoles while JC3 is on current gen only, allowing for much more detail than before

Or just drive the helicopters around like buses, like some Helicopter based street race. That'd be a sight to see in LC.

Bit late for this news but in May 2014, IOI, the developers behind the Hitman franchise, posted its first proper news about the next Hitman game. They stated that the game would be much more open than any Hitman game yet, with the largest levels they have done. The image below shows the first concept art of the game, showing a building in central Europe that can be explored in its entirety, and the building itself is larger than any level in Hitman Absolution, and that is just inside the building, not the whole level. Hopefully the game shapes up better than Absolution did as it was nowhere near as open as previous Hitman games. Heres what IO said in their words. Since we posted our open letter back in January, we’ve had our heads down working on our next Hitman game. So you’ll have noticed that we have been pretty quiet, but we wanted to give you a short update about a few things. First up, we’ve seen a lot of people talking about what we might be bringing to E3 this year. We know the worst thing is to hope for something that doesn’t turn up; so we wanted to let you know that our next Hitman is going to be under wraps for a bit longer. We’re focusing all of our time and efforts into creating the best possible Hitman game. That’s our number one priority and we don’t want to divert valuable resources to show something before it’s ready. The good news is we’re making great progress with building exotic and expansive locations for the new game. To give you an idea of what we’re aiming for, here’s the first piece of concept art from the game. This location is set in Central Europe and you’ll be able to explore the entire building you see in the image, inside and out. For a sense of scale, the building on its own is larger than any location in Hitman Absolution. As we move through the year, we’ll have some details to share with you and we’ll keep you posted right here on the blog. We will only lift the lid on the game once we feel we’re ready to. In the meantime, we’ll continue to answer as many of your questions as we can both in the forums and on Twitter. On a separate note, we were happy to see so many of you enjoying Hitman GO from our friends at Square Enix Montréal. They’re pretty close to announcing new details about upcoming updates for GO as well as the first details about their second Hitman game for smartphones and tablets, we’ve been playing it here at the studio and it’s a lot of fun. Anyway, we’ll let them be the ones to tell you about it, so stay tuned for a blog post from them soon. Thanks for your dedication, let’s stay in touch. IO Interactive Here's a link to the Hitman website where they post all news about Hitman games http://hitman.com/

Thanks for these screens. At least I have an idea of how it will look. It looks like it is mostly forest which, if it is, will be disappointing considering how diverse Just Cause 2 was with its deserts, snowy mountains, forests and big city. Nevertheless it does look good and cant wait to play it next year.

Just Cause is like a militarized version of GTA, where instead of focusing on stealing cars and shooting civilians, it focuses on stealing military grade vehicles (and tuk tuks) and shooting the military. And it looks great even now. I am so excited for JC3. I still have the original on PS2 and got the demo for 2 yesterday and have completed JC2 3 times (Not 100% as it is impossible due to a bug and to get to 99% takes years). Main downside is that it lacks multiplayer but the PC Version has a mod that allows a lot of players on one server. Theres even an island like that in Lost where if you fly a plane near it it goes on fire and when you bail out it crashes into the island and its all thundery and foresty. The game even has a mission around it where There's over 100 vehicles from family sedans, to sports cars, to classic cars, to limo's, choppers, planes, jets, helo's, boats, pretty much anything you could possibly want. Theres even a DLC weaponized Tuk-Tuk

So, it seems that Just Cause 3, the sequel to the excellent Just Cause 2, should be released sometime in 2015. It takes place in a fictional area in the Mediterranean. It also includes a wingsuit as well as the grappling hook and parachute. Previous rumours of it being free2play have been denied by Sqaure Enix, as they say it is not free and there will be no micro transactions ingame. It looks amazing and I cant wait til it releases next year on current gen consoles. Heres a link to what SE had to say about it. http://www.gamespot.com/articles/just-cause-3-isn-t-free-to-play-studio-clarifies/1100-6423527/ I will post news about this game as I hear it.

Alright, when I get this I will make my 15th GTAV playthrough 100% FPV! (I think I play it too much as I've completed it 14 times already)

This is a thing I will do, where I post my thoughts on games I own. I will also post what version I am reviewing (PS2, PS3, PS4, X360, XBONE, PC). The first game is Driver San Francisco on PS3. I have been playing a lot in recent days and am thoroughly enjoying it. First off the car list is pretty impressive for an arcade racer, with Lamborghini, Pagani, RUF, Nissan, Chevrolet, Ford, Shelby, Dodge, Audi, Aston Martin and Alfa Romeo all making an appearance in this game. The car interiors are very well detailed, with the level of detail expected in racing sims. It also has very good animation quality inside the car. The handling of the vehicles is realistic but fun, even making heavy and slow vehicles fun to drive. The shift mechanic makes it completely different from similar games, allowing the ability to turn the traffic against your opponents, even allowing you to use SF traffic against other racers to gain an edge in a race. The traffic is well done and looks like that of a real city, including sports cars and trucks more common on highways and sedans and coupes more common on the city streets. There is also a lot to do, including free roam cop chases, street races, chase events, protecting missions and fire fighter missions. The story is short but is fun to play through, including a Story Mode+ mode allowing you to replay the story with all of the WP and unlocked content. The multiplayer is very fun, including new special abilities, and game modes, including "Takedown", where a group of cops attempt to take down a suspect. The in-game music is well done, with a nice mix of tracks to split music for cruising around and tracks for chase scenes. The only thing missing is some popular cars such as Honda, Toyota, Ferrari, BMW, Mercedes etc. but overall a very solid open world racer that is worth the money. 8/10 Brilliant