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Nah - I think next should be a black Murcielago.
NSX & Format67 finally done
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Nah - I think next should be a black Murcielago.
Amazing video, Hong .... must have taken a lot of time to get to this fine result 
Impressive work. I added a link from our website.
cheers,
-- Chris
cheers,
-- Chris
That video was to long.
Its a one off with design input by Hong ....
Osiris_x11
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solid...
Finally got a meaningful moment to see it. Exceptional!
Finally got a meaningful moment to see it. Exceptional!
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Beautiful video.
It captures the essence of the car and the passion we have for the NSX. Yet it leaves us yearning for the NSX legacy to continue.
Someone at Honda need to see this video to wake up their soul.
Very well done. Still gives me the chills when I watch it.
It captures the essence of the car and the passion we have for the NSX. Yet it leaves us yearning for the NSX legacy to continue.
Someone at Honda need to see this video to wake up their soul.
Very well done. Still gives me the chills when I watch it.
wow.... a week up and Format67 already surpassed "NSX's gone wild (trailer)" hits..
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LOL! yeah the "other video" I almost forgot about that.
Awesome video! BTW it's on Jalopnik now: http://jalopnik.com/5594884/a-love-letter-to-the-honda-nsx
I loved that video sooo much, to the point that I hate it for not reaching expectations! LOL
I am sure the NGW video could be more about the cars than the drama, PLEASE BRING NGW!!!!!!
Music is called "Mars" by composers Nick Ingman & Terry Devine-King.
http://www.audionetworkplc.com/production-music/mars_23078.aspx
What exhaust is that?
Me wants.
Me wants.
Wow! That has to be the best NSX video I have ever seen thus far. Great job man. Now I wanna go wash and wax my NSX and make a video:biggrin:
Rahim
Rahim
Reminds me of the old NSX commercial...
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A friend first shared this video with me (probably when it appeared on Autoblog) and then I immediately shared it on Facebook. Jeremy Clarkson's fan page shared it on Facbeook earlier this week as part of their tribute to Senna week...and for some reason I only now decided to see if anyone had posted about it on Prime. This is quality stuff.
More significantly, it strikes the perfect balance of reflection and inspiration. Makes me even more sad, not just about the end of the NSX-era, but about the current state of Honda. To me, the NSX was not merely the product of Honda's success, but a symbol of their potential...a potential I now fear that will never be realized. I am just glad to be one of the few to have been smart enough to own an NSX.
About the music...it seemed so familiar, but I am kicking myself for not realizing it came from Heavy Rain. I played through the game (well, I reached one of its potential conclusions) and, while I still question its control scheme and whether or not it is really all that innovative from a gameplay perspective (it really seemed more like an evolution of Dragon's Lair that something truly unique), it really does some interesting things that will likely affect storytelling in games for years to come. Definitely worth checking out.
More significantly, it strikes the perfect balance of reflection and inspiration. Makes me even more sad, not just about the end of the NSX-era, but about the current state of Honda. To me, the NSX was not merely the product of Honda's success, but a symbol of their potential...a potential I now fear that will never be realized. I am just glad to be one of the few to have been smart enough to own an NSX.
About the music...it seemed so familiar, but I am kicking myself for not realizing it came from Heavy Rain. I played through the game (well, I reached one of its potential conclusions) and, while I still question its control scheme and whether or not it is really all that innovative from a gameplay perspective (it really seemed more like an evolution of Dragon's Lair that something truly unique), it really does some interesting things that will likely affect storytelling in games for years to come. Definitely worth checking out.
Amazing!
Any chance I can download this somewhere in 720p or 1080p? Really want it on my network media tank.
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You can probably purchase through Format67.
