the cars sang who's gonna drive you home.
the cars sang who's gonna drive you home.
who sings who's gonna drive you home?
the cars
when asked why the game would not be a simulation, dickson replied, "well, we wanted to stay away from that because the games that are out there that do that do it well." developer piranha games wanted to ensure that players spent most of their time on the track, so aside from visual modifications, the ability to customize cars is limited. "we don't want you to spend lots of time outside the game, we want you on the race track," stated dickson. the ai drivers in the game were designed to adapt to the player's typical racing style. "if you're kind of an aggressive driver, they're gonna drive aggressive against you," dickson remarked. the game was released exclusively in north american regions for the playstation 3 on february 22, 2011, and for the xbox 360 on february 25, 2011. a retail version of the playstation 3 version was bundled with the blu-ray of the namesake movie, released on june 7, 2011. a portable version developed by freeverse was initially released for ios on february 5, 2009 . it was later ported to the playstation portable on june 1, 2011. mac os x and microsoft windows versions were planned, but eventually cancelled.
days of thunder (2011 video game)
bullet::::- best country album - "three chain road" (lee kernaghan)









































section::::major awards.:canadian country music association.









































bullet::::- bud country fans' choice award — prairie oyster









































bullet::::- male artist of the year — charlie major









































bullet::::- female artist of the year — patricia conroy









































bullet::::- group or duo of the year — prairie oyster









































bullet::::- socan song of the year — "i'm gonna drive you out of my mind," charlie major, barry brown









































bullet::::- single of the year — "i'm gonna drive you out of my mind," charlie major









































bullet::::- album of the year — "the other side", charlie major
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