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Posted on Sep 24th 2007 at 06:11:10 AM by (Tondog)
Posted under Modern Gaming, Nintendo, Microsoft, Wii, Xbox 360, Halo 3, NASCAR, IRL RROD, Metaphors, Who cares about NASCAR

This weekend, the biggest battle in gaming wasn't in stores, it was on the race track at Dover International Speedway for the Dodge Dealers 400, which is part of the NASCAR Nextel Cup series. The battle pitted David Stremme, driving the #40 Halo 3 car, and Greg Biffle, driving the #16 Nintendo Wii car. The results of the race are as follows.

Greg Biffle and the Wii Ford Fusion took home 2nd place, beat out by Carl Edwards. However, Carl's car failed the post race inspection, which could result in a penalty for him. As far as David Stremme and the Halo 3 Dodge Avenger is concerned, well, heh, it got a real life "Red Ring Of Death." The engine in the Avenger blew up, which took him out of the race.

Could this be foreshadowing for the future? Wii takes 2nd place while 360 just RRODs itself to death? Where was the PS3 car?! Could they not find any drivers for it? Who knows...

All I know is that I really don't give a crap about NASCAR.

(Image credit: Kotaku.com)


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
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