I have always loved illegal street racing games. Even ever since I started playing video games. Plus, I know so much about cars that I can go down the road and tell you the make and model, even before you can hardly even see the car!

Yeah, rct3demos, I can see you're just mad about cars. Although my taste in cars stopped developing some while ago images like those in your screenshot show me that current models have their own appeal. Maybe I'd like the current models better if they were all pimped up like some of those in your image.

A few years ago my nephew and I were playing a racing game that was set up something like Halo. His car was something current that was all hunched up and looked like it was ready to leap from the screen. I chose a nineteen-fifty-something convertible. He had the race set up for three laps and was finished before I got halfway through the first lap. I was just amazed that the creator of the convertible had written the weight of the car into the program and I was fascinated with how the car handled while I did all sorts of braking, acceleration and turn manoeuvres. After a lap and a half of this my nephew stormed out of the room in a fury to go get himself a snack.

Does the Most Wanted game play with graphics like in your desktop image?

Yes, Most Wanted has the best graphics I have ever seen in an open world racing game. The sun and the mud effects are amazing. The only thing is that you cannot customize the body of your car, you can edit the speed and handling capabilities. But when it comes to the whole game, it is all-round AMAZING! I thought I would hate the fact that no customization, but it turns out I don't even care anymore with all the extra stuff it has.

Lolol outatime...

How dose one attach a picture to their post on this forum?

Type [img] then then paste the link to the photo (only works if it ends with .png, .jpg, or whatever the extension is). Then type [/img], and don't put spaces in anything.

Ok, here's my desktop:

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And thank you, Blu

Type [img] then then paste the link to the photo (only works if it ends with .png, .jpg, or whatever the extension is). Then type [/img], and don't put spaces in anything.

amazing the tidbits tucked away in that gray matter wtg +2