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Import Tuners Magazine reveals Nissan GT-R
- October 24, 2007 10:17:21 pm PDT
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The Nissan GT-R was recently unveiled at the Tokyo Motorshow in Japan and its being dubbed one of the biggest recent car launches. There are screenshots and a video below of the car ingame as well as an exclusive shot of the January issue of Import Tuner Magazine where they did a 5 page spread on ProStreetHere is a short excerpt from the article.
"Dominate, kill the competition and take your driving skills to the next level. These are just a few descriptive words that submerge you deep into the realms of Pro Street’s career mode stages as your skills are put to the test in grip..., drift, drag and speed challenges, as you advance through a series of stages making your way past international competitors around the world, and finally coming face to face with the Street King himself.
“Pro Street is the next generation for Need For Speed. The one thing we wanted to redefine this year was the physics of the cars. Improvements on the visual aspects as well as the vehicles handing physics give Pro Street that raw feel and adrenaline rush that you get with every race you compete in,” says Michael Mann, senior producer of NFS."
Screenshots
Video to be up soon.
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