Eudemon

At the time of TDU Bugatti had a year long exclude clause or something regarding the licensing of the car hence why it more than likely wasn't in TDU. I think only AutoArt got it because they made the official models that owners could purchase along with a watch and stuff. Regarding the Veyron myself and Fabien saw a Veyron during the playtest and I got to say the animation of the wing extending and the sound was brilliant. Sound could maybe be a bit more coarse but it fitted the car very well indeed.

Nope. :)

Due to the handling of the game the Veyron if in (ie confirmed) would not be a great handler due to it's weight and AWD. Not as sharp as say the Pagani Zonda Cinque.

The official Test Drive Unlimited 2 Facebook page changed it's profile pic to the below. I would say this is a pretty decent bet the Veyron is in but in what forms.

Well the benefit is he keeps his 2+2 whereas iirc the DBS is a 2-seater only.

Source: Autoblog EDO Competition converts five-year-old Aston Martin DB9 into DBS by Sam Abuelsamid (RSS feed) on Jun 19th 2010 at 3:33PM Edo Competition Aston Martin DB9/DBS – Click above for high-res image gallery You'd think that someone who can afford to have their Aston Martin DB9 transformed into a DBS could probably afford to simply buy a new DBS. We can't really speak to the motivations of one Russian DB9 owner, but Edo Competition wasn't about to argue with a paying customer. After the five-year old DB9 was brought to Edo for conversion, the tuner replaced the original metal body panels with the carbon fiber parts used on Aston's flagship DB. In addition to the external appearance, the interior of the car has been customized with a mix of leather, Alcantara, carbon fiber and metal. Source: Autoblog

ITV.com should have it up by now I think. *lemme check* Nope no yet. :(

Hmm this Diablo fellow sounds like an absolutely godlike individual... like myself actually. I must meet him.

1st, 2nd and erm 3rd yeah. lol

Contradiction there, it's not a choice if people have to do it is it? Having the threads and mods available to all and then people having the choice to join if they want, that's a choice. And the reason for it is simple people hate having to and being forced to join or register just to access something they want. Not sure where you got that idea but if it makes you feel good to say that then fair enough. There was me thinking there was no bad blood between us.

0.035 between 1st and 2nd in Race 1. :D

TDU2 was a behind closed doors/invite only showing:

BTCC @ Croft on now.

If you can remove or disable the nitrous I agree, if not then it's not for me unfortunately.

Nope that's not true, Atari Inc (US) were in deep trouble, Infogrames was the parent company and owned 51% of them but not fully however they did buy them over later on. Atari SASU was the European division and they created Distribution Partners which turned into a hell of a success and Namco Bandai bought 33% and then later bought the rest. Atari are no longer in Europe apart from a studio in London and Eden Games which is an inhouse Atari studio like Polyphony Digital is with Sony and Turn 10 is with Microsoft. Atari Europe essentially became Namco Bandai Partners but are also mainly the publisher and do the marketing for Atari titles in Europe and PAL regions. Infogrames no longer exists as they changed their name to Atari. So basically it's confusing as hell.

RUF are going to be happy for another year or few with this one then. Tbh as good as Porsche are RUF's are Porsche x 2, hell if Atari can get 9ff on board I would probably not care too much. Think about it, have: Porsche or RUF, 9ff and Techart I think Gemballa are off the cards though. :(

They were having so much fun they forgot about the game. :lol: Only worry I have is showing off these cars with custom or customised rims is going to make people think they can do this too, will this be the case who knows.

Namco Bandai aren't making the game, Namco Bandai Partners are publishing/distributing it in European and PAL territories. ATARI is in full control of TDU2. We were even told at Eden that Atari have to ok everything regarding the game as they don't like things they do not know about to happen.

The last image is Alain Jarniou, one of the main people behind TDU2. So wait did they have a booth or is this a behind closed doors thing?