The Detroit Autoshow gave the first real peek at the new Camaro concept and its looking pretty good.
However, this looks even better…
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yeah that looks fucking awesome. I know I’ll eat it later (i mean everyone said the new BMW design was weird, but its sweet now) but isn’t this pushing it just a little? especially for a muscle car? You can tell they’re trying to go after the new Mustang, as well they should, but the Mustang went a little old school…
By: Dustin on 20060110
at 12:36 am
check this out if you ever played a final fantasy game: http://www.youtube.com/watch.php?v=FAGl9AvDbCc
By: Dustin on 20060110
at 2:43 am
I think the camaro still has a retro feel to it, but its defintely more futuristica than the new mustang. However, that may be what Chevy needs to seperate them from the pack.
That video is pretty funny. Its what I always wanted to do with Diablo 2: Simulate a fight, have some guy on a ladder dump buckets of gold coins on top of the bodies when they died, etc.
By: zack on 20060110
at 8:31 am
God, won’t they ever just kill that guy? They should have cut the fight scene by about 10 mins and just jumped straight to the outtakes.
By: zack on 20060110
at 8:58 am
totally agree on both points (that’s what chevy needs, kill that guy already). yeah the diablo movie would have been great, i remember you telling me about that. and also picking up a sword and not being able to swing it because its “unidentified” (oh no!)
By: Dustin on 20060111
at 10:46 pm