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How is this advertising... I just want this game to happen. lol
1. Different website than steam
2. This does not even belong here, it should be posted in the off topic section( if there is still one that is).
Though this game does look fun.
To add to that has nothing to do with Steam or ETS 2.
Okay though, I'll bite. That video looks "ok" if that was a tech demo because from that video:
1: The engine needs a ton of work to work correctly. It looks like the SEGA Rally engine that came out years ago, "3D mud" anyone?
2: The physics make a good game fun, and that just looks annoying-like physics to me.
So collectively in my 50 years of gaming, sorry, I'll pass.
I don't know which version you have played of SEGA Rally because I haven't seen one with such a decent graphics like Spin Tires. Please link me to it as I'm a big fan of the series.
So you have 50 years experience in gaming. That's weird as games have only been around since the early 70ths.
If it wasn't sarcasm, here you go son, click this.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sega-SEGA-Rally-PC-DVD/dp/B000RE3JMA/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1369669983&sr=1-1&keywords=sega+rally
You might need to get your glasses and download the Spin Tires demo yourself so you can see the difference. Which is clearly there, you don't need to be a gamer to see that.
No, that is not how it works.....