Chrysler's serious game teaches teens to drive
According to a NBC report, the freely downloadable game, called Streetwise, is part of the group's larger Road Ready Teens program, and is designed to teach "new drivers lessons on the road without ever venturing outside." We're interested to see what sorts of drivers this game turns out, though the idea of teens cutting their driving teeth on the same format that gave us Burnout makes us inclined to lock the doors and order out for pizza.
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This is serious game.
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These "serious games" intrigue me. If I become successful @ game making I'll make one.
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I learned how to fly playing Ace Combat.
I learned how to shred on a guitar playing Guitar Hero.
I learned.....sorry, I'm done.
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I learned how to shoot complete strangers from a motorcycle in GTA.
I learned how to run over hookers after I paid them in GTA.
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Maybe it would stop all the stupid "Will it blend?!1one" comments.
Read: The REAL Driving Simulator.
In all seriousness, GT did show me how to have greater efficiency with my braking and turning. That and Initial D.
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*sigh*
+1
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http://www.raptorsafari.com/
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This will take a lot of the pressure off of me until its time for me to let her get behind the wheel of my car :(
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Thought that was... kind of related. :-)
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