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Porsche are on a long term deal like before so don't expect to see them in games for the forseeable future except those that have had them recently.

Well 'What the frank/fudge/feck/funk/fighting-fish' can also be said to mean "WTF" and a big part of whether a word should be used is easily shown via the context it's being put in. WTF??!?! / WTF?!?! That is brilliant = Jokey fun/Confused state WTF are you talking about! / WTF are you going to do about it! / WTF idiot? = Argumentative

I think 3 Veyrons (16.4, Grand Sport & SS) would have been alright then throw the Centenaire in as a Casino prize car later on. Not really, however later in the year I believe the license becomes somewhat attainable to those who may want it.

Nawpe.

BMW may be available later on next year.

The Mainichi Shimbun paper's Mantan Web site reports that the Tokyo Big Sight event center will again host Comic Market (Comiket), the world's largest dōjinshi convention, next summer. Comic Market 80 will take place August 12-14, after the recently passed amendment to the Tokyo Youth Healthy Development Ordinance goes into effect. The current Comic Market 79 event is running from Wednesday to Friday, and 160,000 came on the first day. The amendment will expand the number of manga and anime that fall under "harmful publications," the legal category of works that must not be sold or rented to people under the age of 18. 10 manga publishers announced earlier this month that they would boycott next year's Tokyo International Anime Fair (TAF), which is also slated to be held in Tokyo Big Sight, because of the amendment. Eight media companies are holding a new event called Anime Contents Expo on the same March weekend that TAF scheduled its two public days. Comic Market first ran in 1975, and it moved to its current Tokyo Big Sight home in 1996. Comic Market reported a turnstile attendance of 560,000 during its last two summer events. 510,000 are expected at the ongoing Comic Market 80. 35,000 circles sell works that they published themselves over the three days of the event. One of Comic Market's several previous homes was Makuhari Messe, the complex just east of Tokyo that will host Anime Contents Expo in March. Besides Comic Market, Tokyo Big Sight also hosts the Tokyo Toy Show and other events. Makuhari Messe hosts the Tokyo Game Show and Shueisha's Jump Festa. Update: Mantan Web reports that the Comic Market organizers will distribute a pamphlet detailing the important points of the amended ordinance to the dōjinshi circle sellers. The staff members will take other steps to ensure that they can run the event after the amendment takes effect Source:ANN

The anime studio Gonzo revealed on Monday that it earned 74 million yen (about US$900,000) in operating profit or 28 million yen (US$340,000) in ordinary profit during the first half of the fiscal year ending in March 2011. The first half ran from March to September of 2010. Gonzo's reported net profit did drop from 82 million yen (US$1 million) in the same period last year to 47 million yen (US$570,000). However, Gonzo was only able to report a net profit in that period last year because 339 million yen (US$4.12 million) in debt was forgiven, so the actual profit was greater this year. In the past year, Gonzo was involved in several animated sequences for games, such as Crackdown 2 (Riot Act 2) and Arcadia Saga. Gonzo told ANN during March's Tokyo International Anime Fair (TAF) that it was developing a potential Spring 2011 project that would take advantage of the new stereoscopic 3D televisions now entering the marketplace. Gonzo then confirmed in September that Range Murata (Blue Submarine No. 6, Last Exile, Solty Rei, Shangri-La) worked on character designs for a new anime scheduled to air next year. Gonzo announced in August that it was recruiting new animation staff members. Gonzo is working with the Malaysian animation studio Funcel and Malaysia's National Film Development Corporation to produce an adventure animation series called Satria - The Warriors of the 7 Elements for Fall 2012. Hiroyuki Kitakubo (Blood: The Last Vampire) is involved, although he states that he is only an advisor. Gonzo is also looking to work on a collaborative project with a major Chinese media firm. Gonzo was established in 1992 when anime producer Shouji Murahama left Gainax to start his own company. Gonzo merged with Shinichiro Ishikawa's Digimation company in 2000 and a new parent company was formed, GDH (Gonzo Digimation Holdings). The Nihon Keizai Shimbun paper reported last year that GDH was restructuring its anime production operations after GDH asked 20% of its workforce to "voluntarily retire" in 2008. GDH has since absorbed Gonzo and adopted the Gonzo name for itself. Source:ANN

The YouTube website began streaming a 94-second promotional movie for the Spring 2011 television anime adaptation of the Steins;Gate "scientific adventure game" from 5pb. and Nitroplus this week. The same video is also being shown at this week's Comic Market 79 event in Tokyo. The anime will premiere in Japan next spring. [smg id=324 type=av] The official website for the television anime adaptation of Mitsuba and Ichijinsha's 30-sai no Hoken Taiiku (Health and Physical Education for 30-Year-Olds) also began streaming a 112-second promotional video off YouTube on Tuesday. The guide is aimed at men in their 30s who have not experienced romance or sex with women yet. The anime will premiere next April. [smg id=325 type=av] Source:ANN

As mellors said it doesn't matter if you did this or whether the forum did it, it's against the rules either way.

The game maker Sammy announced via a promotional video at its Comic Market booth this week that it is planning new anime projects for its Kaitō Tenshi Twin Angel magical girl slot machine game franchise in 2011. The promotional video revealed that the web anime adaptation that was announced a year ago will now be an original video anime (OVA) project. The promotional video then revealed that a "[__] anime adaptation has been green-lit!!" (The video deliberately obscures the first part of the announcement.) J.C. Staff will be producing the animation. The video also announced that a new game and manga is in the works for next year. The game from the developer Alchemist and writer/director Kiichi Kanō will feature an all-new story with previously seen characters and new characters. Kumi Horii (Akane-Iro ni Somaru Saka, Student Council's Discretion) is designing the characters, and Studio Gokumi (A Channel, Koe de Oshigoto!) is producing the in-game footage. The musical artist group "ave;new project" is handling the theme song. The artist Koari will launch the franchise's second manga in Kadokawa Shoten's Monthly Comp Ace magazine this spring. Kaitō Tenshi Twin Angel began as a pachisuro (pachinko-parlor slot machine) game with Yukari Tamura and Mamiko Noto as Haruka "Red Angel" Minazuki and Aoi "Blue Angel" Kannazuki. It already spawned a manga in Kadokawa Shoten's Monthly Shonen Ace magazine in 2007 and a two-volume video anime series in 2008. [smg id=323 type=av] Source:ANN

You are misreading what I have said though I can see how a non-native English speaker could see it that way. 1) You get a free code for the car 2) Enter code and the car appears in a showroom 3) You can view and test drive this car 4) You can buy this car with ingame currency compared to 1) You purchase a DLC 2) The car(s) are put in their showrooms 3) You can view and test drive these cars 4) You can buy these cars with ingame currency The FREE part I was talking about was in getting the car into your game, not getting the car from the showroom to your garage.

Well those who pre-order get access to the car(s) and the ability to buy them ingame for free compared to those who don't. If you didn't pre-order then you may get the chance to gain access to them via a free or premium DLC after at least 60 days. The Casino pre-order gives you the Casino DLC for free, however whether you got it for free or paid for it doesn't matter, you will still be able to win the 2 cars within the Casino. (Audi and Spyker)

Well if you count the non-preorder cars we know of then there's over 90 albeit including the 2 cop variants of the Charger and Viper. Not knowing exactly which of the Veyrons are pre-order or are actually included also makes the 91 probable but again this probably includes the 2 cop variants being counted as separate vehicles.

Haha that's nice; We won't be found at downmarket retailers, oh no not us we only like our publications to be displayed and sold by upper market elite establishments. Keeps the riff raff and their grubby fingers off our pages you see. Note: Read in a pure toff nosed accent for best effect :D

No you have it correct and just to reiterate, the plan is for the pre-order cars to be available at some point after at least 60 days post release.

You've just asked him the question he has asked. You wanna drive cars? Drive real cars! I win!* :nnnn: *maybe

Baldy will know that one Mellors as he listened to at least 1 checking out some cracking tunes in the process.

Perhaps this is done for the preview build so that those playing can experience the full cycles as you know what some reviewers are like, 1-2 hours and they're done. You do get some decent ones sure but they are usually the minority. As for the handling without knowing what control system they were using and also any tweaks to the settings it's hard to gauge how crap or horrid the handling is from vids. I can't see this game being screwed up in the core areas but then hey these things happen and whoever makes the decision for it needs kicked in the shins repeatedly if it turns out to be the case.

The car maker Subaru and the anime studio Gainax have posted the second 51-second teaser trailer for their Hōkago no Pleiades (Afterschool Pleiades) original net anime on Tuesday. The Pleiades is the English name for the star cluster that the Japanese call "Subaru" — the origin of the car maker's name and six-star logo. The original story's staff includes director Shouji Saeki (Mahoromatic: Tadaima Okaeri, Strike Witches 2 episode storyboarder), concept artist and original character designer Daisuke Kikuchi (Gurren Lagann, Mahoromatic: Tadaima Okaeri), and character designer Mai Otsuka (Shakugan no Shana, Hanamaru Kindergarten). Also involved are art director Hiroshi Kato (Evangelion Shin Gekijōban: Jo/Ha, Gunbuster 2), director of photography Toyonori Yamada (Gurren Lagann, Hanamaru Kindergarten), and color key artist Chie Yoshimura (Chou Gekijouban Keroro Gunso, The Big O). The anime project "drops this winter." [smg id=311 type=av] News: Pleiades, St. Seiya, Air Gear, Black Lagoon Promos Streamed posted on 2010-12-28 13:58 EST Also: live-action promotional videos for Spelunker Sensei Flash anime DVD The car maker Subaru and the anime studio Gainax have posted the second 51-second teaser trailer for their Hōkago no Pleiades (Afterschool Pleiades) original net anime on Tuesday. The Pleiades is the English name for the star cluster that the Japanese call "Subaru" — the origin of the car maker's name and six-star logo. The original story's staff includes director Shouji Saeki (Mahoromatic: Tadaima Okaeri, Strike Witches 2 episode storyboarder), concept artist and original character designer Daisuke Kikuchi (Gurren Lagann, Mahoromatic: Tadaima Okaeri), and character designer Mai Otsuka (Shakugan no Shana, Hanamaru Kindergarten). Also involved are art director Hiroshi Kato (Evangelion Shin Gekijōban: Jo/Ha, Gunbuster 2), director of photography Toyonori Yamada (Gurren Lagann, Hanamaru Kindergarten), and color key artist Chie Yoshimura (Chou Gekijouban Keroro Gunso, The Big O). The anime project "drops this winter." The production company TMS Entertainment has begun streaming an 81-second promotional video for the second video anime season based on Masami Kurumada and Shiori Teshirogi's Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas - Meiō Shinwa manga. The website already began streaming the opening animation footage last month. The mythical action manga's story is set in the middle of the 18th century, 243 years before the first Saint Seiya storyline. Artist Teshirogi focuses The Lost Canvas - Meiō Shinwa on the friendship of Tenma and Alone — the previous incarnations of the characters Pegasus Seiya and Hades who would become mortal enemies in the original Saint Seiya. The first volume of the second season will ship on DVD and Blu-ray Disc in Japan on February 23, 2011. [smg id=312 type=av] The official website for the Air Gear: Kuro no Hane to Nemuri no Mori -Break on the Sky- (Air Gear: The Black Wings and the Sleeping Forest -Break on the Sky-) original anime DVDs began streaming a 109-second promotional video for the second DVD. The limited edition of Oh! great's 31st Air Gear manga volume will ship with the second DVD on March 17, 2011. The DVD will feature the "legendary" battle between the Kogarasumaru team and the first Sleeping Forest team from the 24th and 25th [smg id=313 type=av] The official website of the Black Lagoon anime franchise has begun streaming a promotional movie for the third volume of the Black Lagoon: Roberta's Blood Trail original video anime series. (In the linked page, close the advertisement for the home video release and select the "Story & PV" button in the top righthand corner.) Black Lagoon: Roberta's Blood Trail is the third anime "season" after the first two aired on Japanese television. The third volume of the video series will ship in Japan on January 7, 2011. stream: http://www.blacklagoon.jp/ Source:ANN

Anything is possible, all depends on how the game sells also though.

They are the same thing just that with the pre-order you will get a code that allows you to download it for free.

The official website for the television anime adaptation of bb Kuroda's A Channel four-panel manga began streaming a promotional video on Wednesday. The story revolves around the everyday life of four high school girls: the flighty Run, the reckless Tōru, the timid Yūko, and the level-headed Nagi. The anime will premiere next April. stream: http://www.a-ch.jp/movie/index.html The official website for the anime adaptation of Ohba-Kai's Tono to Issho gag comedy manga began streaming a 153-second promotional video for Tono to Issho Zokuhen, the tentatively named second television anime series. The story centers around the humorous exploits of generals from Japan's tumultuous sengoku (Era of the Warring States) period. The sequel will premiere next April. [smg id=309 type=av] Kadokawa Shoten's website for the Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? television anime series has also begun streaming the second 115-second promotional video for the anime on Tuesday. The anime will premiere in Japan on January 10. stream: http://newtype.kadocomic.jp/zombie/2010/12/post-13.php In Shinichi Kimura's original light novel series, a lazy high school boy named Ayumu Aikawa gets killed during a spate of mysterious serial killings. However, Ayumu is resurrected as a zombie by a necromancer girl named "Yū" (Eucliwood Hellscythe), who Ayumu had just met before dying. Ayumu reawakens in a world surrounded by "masō shōjo" (magically equipped girls) and vampire ninja. Ayumu is assigned the duties of a masō shōjo by a magical warrior girl named Haruna. [smg id=310 type=av] Source:ANN