[friedkarma]

Jrey, if you don't like racing games, you probably won't like FM2. If you like driving games and ultra-realistics physics, then you might like it afterall. You can get as technical as you want tuning your rides. The default settings work well, but if you want to adapt the car to your style, you'll want to change out parts, adjust camber, toe, gear ratios, etc. I strongly suggest you rent it first, but race sim fans will be OK with going for a purchase.

I'll be posting my own pics, hopefully this weekend. I promise they will be unique and distinct from anything else you've seen.