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Tom Bramwell
Eurogamer readers will get to interview System 3 boss Mark Cale about Ferrari Challenge on Wednesday afternoon.
The game's been out for a little while (read the review if you like - no pressure), and Wednesday will give you the chance to ask about the initial offering and future plans for downloadable content and new features.
"To be able to talk directly to the readers of Eurogamer is an unmissable opportunity," Cale said when we asked him to say something for this bit of the website. "We're looking forward to some difficult questions, but more than that, we're relishing the opportunity to talk directly to our fanbase."
All you have to do to join in the fun is turn up on Eurogamer.net at 4pm BST (UK time) / 5pm CET on Wednesday and log into your Eurogamer account. (Don't have one? Register today). You will then be able to submit questions.
Thanks to our exciting LiveText interview system, Cale will then be able to answer them directly and you will see the answers without even having to refresh the page.
If that sounds good, we'll see you on Wednesday afternoon. And if you miss out, don't worry - you will still be able to check out the archived conversation afterward.
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mcmothercruncher
21/07/08 @ 12:55
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Man, Green Hell would be awesome.
I'll be asking him just ecaxtly how gimped is the Wii version I'm considering buying and why aren't there any decent hand-on type reviews/previews out there. V frustrating. |
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SharkVLion
22/07/08 @ 08:40
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Add a patch for proper DFP config; The wheel support is terrible and needs improving; at least add the ability to be able to invert the DFP shifter direction to what is considered standard in race cars; ie, pull back to shift up and forwards to shift down.
Oh and, the idea of using the handbrake during circuit racing in a Ferrari is miles away from reality ;) so remove the 'hot tip' fopr this; this just makes the thing appear chav; Fridge Racer springs to mind
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The joys of being able to patch games after release... anyone else remember the days when once you bought a game that was it? no extra content, no bug fixes.... we're truly spoilt... if this game had clutch support and lower opponent engine noise on bonnet-cam i would play it more than gt5 prologue with the G25...
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Tippytappy
23/07/08 @ 10:30
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I won't be able to make it at that time, so can somebody challenge him about formula one cars, the full nurburgring circuit and why there's only 22 cars in the game when the back of the box says over 50 - if we have to pay for the other 30-plus I will be pissed.
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A little closer to 4 EG will have a front page with an open text box to ask your question and below that EG will auto update the live text with the selected chosen Questions and the answers.
No pop ups or separate pages to open you just show up ask your question and sit back. You don't even need to reload the page. Technology heh... :-)
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Is "I don't like your game, why didn't you make it better?" A valid question, even with the fact my opinion makes up part of the question? I guess not. I could complain about a lot, but I'll try and be more constructive. I'll try and ask TippyTappys' questions, since I can't be bothered making up my own.
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