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Eden Games

**Eden Games**, formerly known as **Eden Studios**, is a French video game developer based in Lyon, France that mainly focuses on the development of racing video games.

## Description

Eden Games is the primary and sole developer of the Gear.Club series of racing video games. Formerly owned by Atari, the developer became independent. They are also known for developing V-Rally, Test Drive, and they also were involved in the Need for Speed series.

### History

The team that became known as Eden Studios was formerly a development group at Infogrames' European subsidiary Infogrames Multimedia that developed the first *V-Rally* for the PlayStation. The team later became its own studio as Eden Studios, with Infogrames holding a 19% minority share in the studio.

In April 2002, Infogrames fully took over Eden Studios. During this period, the company continued developed racing games like Test Drive Unlimited and its sequel Test Drive Unlimited 2, as well as ventures into other game genres with Kya: Dark Lineage.

Atari announced in April 2011 they had laid off over 51 of the 80 employees working at the studios which led to employees at the studio going on strike. Atari later announced in April 2012 they would try and separate from the developer due to arguments with employees at the studio and the parent company. On January 29, 2013, the studio went into judicial liquidation.

On October 31, 2013, under the impulsion of former employees and with the financing of ID Invest and Monster Capital, Eden Games reopened as small independent game developer free from Atari. The company saw the release of its first game, GT Spirit, on Apple TV in December 2015 and has later followed on with Gear.Club: True Racing and its Nintendo Switch versions Gear.Club: Unlimited and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 in partnership with Microids

## Games

These are the games the Eden Games has developed.

### Gear.Club series

* Gear.Club: True Racing (2015) - iOS/Android
* Gear.Club: Unlimited (2017) - Nintendo Switch
* Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 (2018) - Nintendo Switch
* Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Porsche Edition (2019) - Nintendo Switch
* Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition (2020) - Nintendo Switch

### Other Works

* V-Rally (1998) - PC, Nintendo 64
* V-Rally 2 (1999) - PC, Dreamcast, PlayStation
* Need for Speed: Porsche Unleashed (2000) - PlayStation
* V-Rally 3 (2002) - PC, GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox
* Kya: Dark Lineage (2003) - PlayStation 2
* Test Drive: Unlimited (2006) - PC, PlayStation 2
* Alone in the Dark (2008) - PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
* Test Drive: Unlimited 2 (2011) - PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
* GT Spirit (2014) - Apple TV
* F1 Mobile Racing (2018) - iOS/Android
Dodge Viper SRT

The **Dodge Viper SRT** is a two-door, two-seat sports car made by Dodge and Street & Racing Technology (SRT).

## Description

The Dodge Viper SRT is one of the company's most iconic vehicles. The Dodge Viper was also manufactured by SRT as the SRT Viper GTS in 2013 and 2014. The car has often appeared in media such as *Fast & Furious*, helping it gain popularity. The Viper SRT appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

In Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition, the Viper SRT has a motorsport variant, the Dodge Viper ACR. In the game, the Viper ACR is restricted to the endurance championship, but the real-world ACR package is not designed exclusively for motorsport.

### History

The first generation of the Dodge Viper debuted in 1991, as a pace car for the Indianapolis 500. The fifth and final generation of the sports car was displayed at the 2012 New York Auto Show. The car was produced by SRT until the company was re-absorbed by Dodge in 2014, however they continued to develop the Viper. The model was discontinued in 2014, Chrysler claimed due to poor sales. Rumors of a 2021 Viper model have surfaced, there is no official statement.

The Dodge Viper is well-known for it's 8.4L V10 engine capable of producing 650 horsepower. It has a top speed of 205 mph. A 6-speed Tremec manual transmission provides a 0-60 rate of 3.5 seconds. It has an average braking distance of 103.02 feet.

## In-Game

The Dodge Viper SRT is a C1 category car, an as such, can be bought at the C1 Car Dealership. The Viper SRT costs 426,000 credits.

### Performance

The Dodge Viper SRT is meant to emphasize sport and performance, making it a very good car. It has similar performance and characteristics to the McLaren 570S, except the Viper SRT has a higher top speed and slightly better handling. It also can triumph over the Mercedes-AMG SLS and Acura NSX as these cars generally favor luxury over performance.

The Dodge Viper SRT does seem to have the same oversteering issue as the 570S, it has a tendency to spin out. This may be costly in a race if this issue is not corrected with upgrades in the Performance Shop. Aside from the oversteering, the Viper is an adaptive and well-performing car.

### Customization

The Dodge Viper SRT has one body kit. This kit is designed like the ACR Extreme Aero package and is very similar to the one used on the Viper ACR from Tracks Edition.
The Viper SRT has no special editions. However, it does come with custom paint from the dealership, which can also be removed and resprayed with a solid color using the Paint Workshop.
McLaren 675LT

764000 C (Unlimited 2)

The **McLaren 675LT** is a mid-engined, two-seat supercar made by British automaker McLaren.

## Description

The McLaren 675LT is a track-focused version of the McLaren 650S. The name "675LT" stems from it's horsepower rating and LT for "longtail". The car's overall appearance is similar to the McLaren 570S and P1, with the headlights in the shape of the McLaren logo. The 675LT appears in Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

After the 650S was introduced in 2014, the 675LT followed shortly after in 2015 at the Geneva Motor Show. Both cars are based on the McLaren 12C, but the 675LT has a completely redesigned rear section. The car is very lightweight and nimble, the body is made of carbon fiber. The 650S and 675LT were replaced by the McLaren 720S and 765LT.

The 675LT is powered by McLaren's M838T engine rated at 675 horsepower. It has a top speed of 205 mph, although McLaren claimed it was likely the car could surpass that. A 7-speed automatic transmission provides lower shift times and a 0-60 rate of 2.8 seconds. It also has an average braking distance of 103 feet.

## In-Game

In all three Gear.Club games, the McLaren 675LT appears as a C3 category car. In True Racing, it is a premium car and costs 4110 Gold. In Unlimited, it costs 968,000 credits. In Unlimited 2, it costs 764,000 credits

### Performance

   Despite the 675LT's high price tag, it is a very well performing vehicle. It does not suffer from the same oversteering problem that the McLaren 12C faces. It has the second highest top speed in the C3 class following the Mazzanti Evantra. For this reason, as well as it's good mid-range acceleration, the 675LT is better suited towards tracks with straightaways.

The 675LT falls behind the Nissan GT-R and GT-R NISMO in most cases, so it is important to upgrade this car frequently. Key areas to improve are it's 0-60 time and handling, to help it tackle courses with lots of turns and roundabouts.

### Customization

The McLaren 675LT currently has no physical customization options other than paint and rims.

The 675LT has one special edition which is exclusive to Gear.Club Unlimited. The McLaren 675LT "Arrow" adds a black, grey and red patterned wrap to the car with white paint on the body. It can be found in the C3 dealer.
Chevrolet

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**Chevrolet** (colloquially referred to as **Chevy**) is an American multinational automobile manufacturer based in Detroit, Michigan.

## Description

Chevrolet is one of the four divisions of General Motors (GM), having merged in 1917. The company was founded by Louis Chevrolet and former GM employee William Durant.

### History

Chevrolet was founded by Louis Chevrolet and former GM employee William Durant in 1911. Their first vehicle was the Chevrolet C-Series. Louis Chevrolet eventually sold the company to Durant after experiencing differences. Durant became the president of GM in 1917, and subsequently merged the companies.
Chevrolet spent it's first few decades competing with Ford, and in the 1950s they introduced the Chevrolet Corvette, it's first true performance vehicle. The Corvette dominated the motorsport scene of the 1950s and 60s, until it was dethroned by the Ford Shelby Cobra and the Ford GT40. The manufacturer also pioneered the small-block V8 engine, which was used in Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick, Hummer, and Opel products. They overcame the economic crisis in 2007, and began to produce electric vehicles in 2016.

## Current Operations

Chevrolet currently produces sedans, SUVs, and trucks, and it remains a staunch competitor with Ford, and Dodge. The long-running Corvette sports car is now in it's eighth generation, and it has also produce the Chevrolet Camaro in six generations. The company remains fairly active in motorsport, primarily competing in the NASCAR Cup Series and the FIA World Endurance Championship (with a line of Corvette racecars).

## Vehicles

See also: Category:Chevrolet

Chevrolet currently has four vehicles in the Gear.Club series.

* Chevrolet Camaro 1LS
* Chevrolet Camaro 50th Anniversary
* Chevrolet Corvette Stingray
* Chevrolet Corvette C7.R
McLaren P1

1100500 C (Unlimited 2)

The **McLaren P1** is a hybrid, mid-engined supercar produced by British automobile manufacturer McLaren.

## Description

The McLaren P1 is part of the Ultimate series, joining the McLaren F1, Senna, and Speedtail. Only 375 examples of the P1 were built. It has a similar design to the McLaren 570S and 675LT. It is arguably one of the most recognizable cars made by the company. It appears in Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

   The McLaren P1 was first shown at the 2012 Paris Motor Show. Sales began in October 2013, and all 375 cars were sold out by that November. The P1 uses parts and technology from both the F1 and the 12C. In the market, the P1 was meant to compete with the LaFerrari and the Porsche 918. Races at Silverstone proved the P1 was the quickest of the three, but the cars each finished within a half-second of each other. After the initial production run, McLaren also introduced the P1 GTR and P1 LM.

The P1 uses a carbon fibre monocoque body which is very light weight. It has an active spoiler which can reduce drag.

The P1 features a 3.8 L twin-turbocharged V8 engine combined with an electric motor, this system produces a total power output of 903 horsepower. The P1 has a top speed of 217 mph, however it is electronically limited. A Graziano 7-speed dual-clutch transmission gives it a 2.6 second 0-60 rate. The car's average braking distance is around 104 feet.

## In-Game

The McLaren P1 appears in all three games in the Gear.Club series. It is a D1 category car in True Racing and Unlimited, and a D2 category car in Unlimited 2. The P1 can be bought at it's corresponding dealership. The car costs 950,000 credits in True Racing, 1,250,000 credits in Unlimited, and 1,100,500 credits in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

The McLaren P1 is often regarded as one of the best performing cars in the Gear.Club series. As a car built to perform, this is true. The P1 has outstanding handling, and acceleration (short and mid-range). This car can perform well on straight roads and curves, but it's handling will make it better-geared toward curves. It is only bested in top speed and acceleration by the Bugatti Veyron and Porsche 918 Spyder. Engine upgrades can increase it's top speed and help it stay at the top.

Upgrading will become more important if racing in D class races or in multiplayer events. The P1 may fall behind other D cars like the Koenigsegg Agera RS, especially if these cars are well-upgraded.

### Customization

The McLaren P1 currently has no body kits or other physical customization pieces.

The P1 has two special editions. The McLaren P1 "Cherry Flower" uses light blue paint with cherry blossoms placed around the car. It looks similar to the 570S "Pink Panda". This special edition can be purchased at the D1 car dealer in both True Racing and Unlimited. It can also be added to Unlimited 2 by obtaining the Classics Pack DLC.

The McLaren P1 "Golden Brown" adds light brown and white wave patterns to the standard P1. It is also available right at the dealer in both True Racing and Unlimited.
Chevrolet Corvette C7.R

The **Chevrolet Corvette C7.R** is a grand touring racecar made jointly by Chevrolet and Pratt & Miller.

## Description

The Chevrolet Corvette C7.R is a racecar based of the seventh generation (C7, hence the name) of the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. It is the replacement for the Corvette C6.R. The Corvette C7.R was made for the IMSA SportsCar Championship were it has competed numerous times. The car appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition.

### History

The Chevrolet Corvette C7.R was unveiled during a test run at Laguna Seca Raceway in 2014. It won four races in it's first year alone. The Corvette C7.R also competed in the 2016 24 Hours of Le Mans, however, it performed quite poorly during the race. The car continued to race and scored numerous victories until 2019, when it was retired in favor of the Chevrolet Corvette C8.R.

The Chevrolet Corvette C7.R uses an LS 5.5L V8 engine generating 491 horsepower and reaching a top speed of 192 mph. It has an Xtrac 6-speed semiautomatic transmission providing a 0-60 acceleration rate of 3.8 seconds.

## In-Game

The Chevrolet Corvette C7.R is a B2 category car. It is restricted to use in the Endurance Series, where it can compete in Group B races. The C7.R, like many cars in Tracks Edition, cannot be purchased at a dealership. It is borrowed for the Group B races

The car is partially upgraded, and once the player has locked it in for the event, it can be upgraded in the car selection menu.

### Performance

   The Chevrolet Corvette C7.R has quite solid performance. It carries over a number of traits from the Corvette Stingray, but this car is designed for the racetrack. The C7.R has a high top speed and good acceleration, although not the best handling.

It is a good idea to upgrade the Corvette C7.R, at least in the handling aspect. Body and tire upgrades will make it lighter and have more traction.

### Customization

The Chevrolet Corvette C7.R cannot be owned and therefore is not physically customizable. It already comes with it's widebody kit and two racing paint options: yellow and blue.
Dodge Viper ACR

The **Dodge Viper ACR** is an endurance racecar and sports car manufactured by Dodge.

## Description

The Dodge Viper ACR is a version of the Dodge Viper SRT sports car. The American Club Racing (ACR) package adds an aero body kit made of carbon fiber. The Viper ACR in Gear.Club can only be used in circuit races, however the real-world ACR package is street-legal. The car also takes design cues from the SRT Viper GT3-R. The Viper ACR appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition.

### History

American Club Racing introduced the first ACR package for the second-generation (SR II) Dodge Viper. The last package was made for the fifth and final generation of the Viper and shown off at SEMA in 2014. It became available in 2016. The ACR package adds a new carbon fiber bodykit, making the car much more lightweight. It is also instantly recognizable for it's large rear wing and front bumper splitter.

The Dodge Viper ACR has the same specs as the Viper SRT: an 8.4L V10 engine capable of producing 650 horsepower and a 6-speed Tremec manual transmission. The car in Gear.Club has motorsport tuning giving it a top speed of 205 mph, a 0-60 rate of 3.2 seconds, and an average braking distance of around 99 feet.

## In-Game

The Dodge Viper ACR is a C1 class car in Gear.Club. It can only be used in Group C in the Endurance Series. The Viper ACR, like many cars in Tracks Edition, cannot be purchased at a dealership. It is borrowed for the races. The player will need to have purchased the Viper SRT in order to use the Viper ACR in the series.

### Performance

Like the Viper SRT, the Dodge Viper ACR is a true sports car, allowing it to dominate on the track. It's carbon fiber body and race modifications make it even better and improve it's handling. It also has a high top speed, good acceleration, and braking.

The Viper ACR still does not have good mid-range acceleration, meaning it may take longer to reach it's top speed. Further tuning in the Circuit Workshop will help.

### Customization

The Dodge Viper ACR cannot be owned and therefore cannot be physically customized. It already comes with it's ACR package including the aero body kit and racing paint. It also has four racing paint styles: blue, light blue, yellow, and silver.
Ruf RT 12R Motorsport

The **Ruf RT 12 R Motorsport** is an endurance racecar produced by German car manufacturer Ruf.

## Description

The Ruf RT 12R Motorsport is the racing variant of the Ruf RT 12R. The RT 12R and it's motorsport version are based on the Porsche 911 (997), but, despite the resemblance, is a separate vehicle that uses original Ruf parts. It also uses some design features from the Porsche 911 RSR. The paint scheme is based on the "Graphic Blue" special edition. The RT 12R Motorsport appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition.

### History

Ruf has not made a racing version of the RT 12R sports car, nor have they even competed in motorsports. The car model that appears in Gear.Club is not based on a real-world racecar, but the bodykit used on the RT 12R Motorsport takes design cues from the Porsche 911 RSR series of racecars. It is reasonable to assume that the RT 12R Motorsport is privately built.

The Ruf RT 12R Motorsport utilizes a twin-turbocharged flat-six engine generating 608 horsepower. The engine is based on the 996 generation's engine but includes Ruf's improvements such as new cylinders and custom camshafts. The car has a top speed of 226 mph, a 0-60 rate of 2.9 seconds, and an average braking distance of roughly 95 feet.

## In-Game

The Ruf RT 12R Motorsport is a C3 category car. It can only be used in Group C in the Endurance Series. The RT 12R Motorsport, like many cars in Tracks Edition, cannot be purchased at a dealership. It is borrowed for the races.

### Performance

The Ruf RT 12R Motorsport's performance could be described as versatile. It has an exceptional top speed and acceleration rate, as well as fairly good mid-range acceleration. Like it's standard counterpart, the RT 12R Motorsport does not have the best handling in Group C.

Essentially, the RT 12R Motorsport will be better suited to tracks with lots of straights due to it's high speed. It will be competing on the turns with the Dodge Viper ACR and the Pagani Zonda R.

### Customization

The Ruf RT 12R Motorsport cannot be owned and therefore cannot be customized. It already comes with it's race-prepared widebody kit with a large spoiler, revised front and rear bumpers, and side skirts. It also has three racing paint schemes: red, gray and silver.
Ruf CTR3

680000 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Ruf CTR3** is a mid-engine sports car made by German automaker Ruf.

## Description

The Ruf CTR3 is the third vehicle in the CTR series and part of the company's tradition of using unmarked Porsche bodies to make original vehicles. The CTR3 is one of the more original vehicles, not specifically resembling any Porsche model, although it has a similar profile to the Porsche Carrera GT. It appears in Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

The Ruf CTR3 was first shown off in 2007 at the Bahrain International Circuit, on the 20th anniversary of the original Ruf CTR. The car is not directly based on any Porsche vehicle, but was loosely modeled after the Porsche Cayman and Boxster. The goal of the CTR3 was to give the feel of the classic Le Mans racecars. Production of the CTR3 ended in 2012, but the name continues with the Ruf CTR3 Clubsport.

The CTR3 uses the mid-engine layout seen on the Cayman, rather than rear-engine which is used on most Ruf vehicles like the RT 12R. It is powered by a 3.7L twin-turbocharged flat-six engine generating 691 horsepower. It has a top speed of 236 mph. It has a 6-speed sequential manual transmission providing an 0-60 acceleration time of 3.2 seconds. It also has an average braking distance of 105.97 feet.

## In-Game

The Ruf CTR3 appears in the Gear.Club series as a D1 category car and can be purchased from the corresponding Car Dealership. The credit price differs in each game. It costs 800.000 credits in True Racing, 1,200,000 credits in Unlimited, and 680,000 credits in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

The Ruf CTR3 is surprisingly fast and well-performing. It has an above-average top speed than can allow it to compete with cars like the McLaren P1 and Porsche 918 Spyder. It does not have the best acceleration, but it does have decent handling.

While the CTR3 performance can keep up with other D1 and even D2 cars, it is still a good idea to upgrade this car, especially if it will be used frequently in Multiplayer events. Key areas to focus on are it's acceleration and handling.

### Customization

The Ruf CTR3 has one body kit. This kit gives the stock model the appearance of a CTR3 Clubsport, with an extended front splitter and large spoiler. This can be helpful for players attempting to replicate the Clubsport.

The Ruf CTR3 has two special edition cars. The Ruf CTR3 "Slime" has silver, green, and black paint. Several pinstripes serve as accents, and there are also Ruf and Storm Strikers logos. This special edition is available in both True Racing and Unlimited, and can be found and bought at the D1 dealer. The second is the Ruf CTR3 "Model 03". This special edition uses black paint with red and white accent lines. This car is exclusive to True Racing, but is currently hidden and not available at any car dealer.
BMW M4 Coupé

182000 C (Unlimited 2)

The **BMW M4 Coupé** is a sports coupé manufactured by BMW's motorsport division, BMW M.

## Description

The BMW M4 is a high-performance variant of the 4 Series executive car. It looks quite different from it's counterpart BMW M models, the M2 and the M6. It is available as a coupé and a convertible, the coupé version appears in the game. It is seen in Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

The BMW M4 was first announced to the public in September 2013. Currently, it is still in the first generation (F83). It is based on the BMW 4 Series, but over 50% of the M4's parts are unique. The M4 has a handful of exclusive models. Owners can further improve stock performance with the Competition Package. A more track-focused version called the M4 GTS of which only 700 units were produced. BMW also announced a run of the M4 CS, which will see only 3,000 units roll off the assembly line.

The M4 boasts a 3.0L, turbocharged V6 engine that can produce up to 456 horsepower. It can be equipped with a 6-speed manual transmission or a 7-speed dual clutch. The car is quite speedy for its design, reaching a maximum speed of 174 mph. It can reach 60 mph in 4.3 seconds.

## In-Game

The BMW M4 is a B1 category vehicle. It can be bought at the corresponding B1 car dealership for 135,000 credits in True Racing, 150,000 credits in Unlimited, or 182,000 credits in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

The M4 has similar acceleration but a much higher top speed and is heavier than the BMW M2. It still shares handling and drift with the M2. Sharing this performance, the M4 will do nicely on dirt or asphalt. Being a sports coupé, Basically, the M4 is the perfect car for players looking for an all-rounder car.

Just like the M2 and the M6, it is highly recommended that this vehicle is upgraded. This is not to say the M4 is heavily lacking in any spec, but that there is a lot of room for improvement. Especially since the M4 is not a very powerful car, upgrading in the Performance Shop can make it even more competitive.

### Customization

Just like the majority of cars in Gear.Club, the M4 has one body kit for customization. The kit can be used to turn the M4 into a touring/motorsport vehicle and also changes the suspension. There are two additional spoiler options, a hard or soft wing.

The M4 also has three special edition vehicles. Like the BMW Z4, the M4 has a motorsport variant (although it is not considered a separate car since there are no physical changes). The M4 Motorsport is exclusive to Gear.Club True Racing and covers the standard vehicle in white and light blue paint and BMW M stickers. The M4 Coupé "Wave" also has BMW M logos but in a blue and black pixelated design. The M4 Coupé "Loyal" is mostly black with an orange pinstripe and Storm Strikers stickers. The "Loyal" is only available in the Wings Pack DLC for Unlimited 2.
Alfa Romeo

**Alfa Romeo Automobiles S.p.A.** (commonly known as **Alfa Romeo**) is an Italian automobile manufacturer based in Turin, Italy.

## Description

Alfa Romeo is known for its sports cars, but also makes luxury sedans and SUVs. Alfa Romeo has also competed successfully in racing: Formula One, sports car racing, touring car racing, and rallies. They are a subsidiary of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA).

### History

Alfa Romeo was founded in 1910 as A.L.F.A. by Ugo Stella. The company was fairly successful. It fell under the control of Nicole Romeo, who renamed it Alfa Romeo and gave it it's logo. Like Ferrari, Alfa Romeo was more invested in motorsport and sold road-going cars to pay for the racing operations. Alfa Romeo owned Scuderia Ferrari as it's racing team until Ferrari became a separate company.

Fiat took over Alfa Romeo in the 1980s, and the company moved away from racing to sell more affordable luxury vehicles. In 1995, Alfa Romeo stopped selling in North America due to poor financial conditions. Operations resumed in 2008, and the company now imports select models to North America through FCA.

## Current Operations

   Alfa Romeo continues to make sports cars and luxury cars. This range includes coupes, hatchbacks, sedans, and SUVs. They also still hold a presence in motorsport, competing in Formula 1 and Formula E.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:Alfa Romeo

Alfa Romeo has seven vehicles appearing in the Gear.Club Series, three of which are racecars.

* Alfa Romeo 4C
* Alfa Romeo 4C Touring
* Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione
* Alfa Romeo 8C Touring
* Alfa Romeo Giulietta III QV
* Alfa Romeo Giulia QV
* Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA
Porsche 911 Carrera 4S

*Not to be confused with the 911 Turbo or 911 GT2 RS*

The **Porsche 911 Carrera 4S** is a two-door, four-seat sports coupé made by Porsche.

## Description

The Porsche 911 Carrera 4S is the four-wheel drive version of the 911 Carrera S. It is the fastest Carrera model to date. The one that appears in Gear.Club uses the 992 platform, the most recent generation. The 911 Carrera 4S only appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Porsche Edition.

### History

The Porsche 911 Carrera is a very popular version of the 911, however the Carrera is meant to emphasize luxury and comfort over performance. The Porsche 911 Carrera 4S was unveiled at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, along with the other four-wheel drive Carrera, the 911 Carrera 4. The car was praised for adding a rugged nature to the already popular car.

The Porsche 911 Carrera 4S sports a twin-turbocharged boxer 6 engine with a maximum power output of 443 horsepower and a top speed of 190 mph. The car uses Porsche's PDK 7-speed automatic transmission providing an acceleration rate of 3.4 seconds. It also has an average braking distance of roughly 110 feet.

## In-Game

The Porsche 911 Carrera 4S appears as a B3 category car. It only appears in Gear.Club Unlimited 2 - Porsche Edition, but it can be added to Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 by purchasing the Porsche Series Pack. The car can be found in the B3 Car Dealership for 325,000 credits.

### Performance

The Porsche 911 Carrera 4S is quite a well-performing vehicle. It has average speed but above-average acceleration. It also has very smooth and responsive handling that can navigate tight turns with ease. While it has speed, it has shown to be better on curvy tracks than straight ones.

Areas of improvement would be it's mid-range acceleration and top speed. This is not to say that it's top speed is lacking, but it can be improved to overpower other cars in the B3 class like the Mercedes-AMG GT S. It's poor mid-range acceleration makes it take longer to reach that top speed. All of these issues can be corrected with tuning in the Performance Shop.

Additionally, the 911 Carrera 4S's four-wheel drive make it an excellent car for Rally races. Being one of the few four-wheel drive vehicles to be eligible for rally races, the 911 Carrera 4S should not be discounted.

### Customization

The Porsche 911 Carrera 4S does not have a full body kit, but it does have a few side skirt, bumper, and rim mods. Like all cars in Unlimited 2, it can receive custom paint and wraps.

The Porsche 911 Carrera 4S does not have any special editions.
Tsunomon

General Information

**Tsunomon** is a Lesser Digimon. It is a tiny Digimon that hardened one of the feelers on its head as Punimon. From Punimon, it has accomplished a more animal-like Digivolution, and is covered in tufty body hair. It is still at the peak of playfulness, and it has a prank-loving personality, but its combat instinct has not awakened.

## Obtainment

You gain Tsunomon after digivolving from Punimon.

You can gain EXP for levels by beating BOTs, Bosses or Quests.

## Attack Information

1. Bubble Blow - 130 DMG
2. Frothy Spit - 20x4 DMG
3. Tackle - 140 DMG

## Evolution Information

* Gabumon (Lv. 17) - No requirements
* Gabumon Black (Lv. 18) - Beat the 'Annihilation Boss' Blk Gabu variant
W Motors Fenyr Supersport

The **W Motors Fenyr Supersport** is a rear/mid-engine, two-seat luxury hypercar produced by Lebanese automaker W Motors.

## Description

The W Motors Fenyr Supersport is considered the succersor to the W Motors Lykan Hypersport, however many more units of this car are being built than the former. It is the third-fastest car in the Gear.Club series with a top speed of 246 mph. The Fenyr Supersport is named after the Fenrir, a monstrous wolf in Norse mythology, and the car is marketed as the "spirit of the wolf". It was introduced in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 and was later added to Gear.Club: True Racing.

The Fenyr Supersport was the event car for World's Fastest Gamer 2 in 2019. Players who qualified for the event earned the car in Gear.Club True Racing as a reward.

### History

Two years after the Lykan Hypersport was sold out, W Motors continued with their second model, the Fenyr Supersport. It was unveiled at the 2015 Dubai Auto Show, and went into production in 2019. The Fenyr Supersport was originally planned to have 25 units, and was then increased to 100, a staggering change compared to merely 7 units of the Lykan.

The Fenyr Supersport does not have all the luxury features of the Lykan (such as the jewel-studded headlamps), to make it more economical, but it is known for it's reverse butterfly doors it inherited from it's predecessor.

The Fenyr Supersport uses the same Ruf-made 3.8L twin-turbocharged flat-six engine as the Lykan. Horsepower is increased to 799 hp, and it has a top speed of 246 mph. It uses a Porsche 7-speed dual-clutch transmission capable of a 2.7 second acceleration rate

## In-Game

The Fenyr Supersport appears as a D1 class car in True Racing, and a D2 class car in Unlimited 2. Obtaining it is different per game. While it is seen in True Racing, the Fenyr Supersport is currently hidden and not found at any dealership. It could be earned for free by completing World's Fastest Gamer 2 in a qualifying position. It is available normally at the D2 dealer in Unlimited 2 for 1,124,500 credits.

### Performance

Like the Lykan, the Fenyr Supersport prioritizes luxury over performance, but it is still an amazingly well-performing vehicle and has slightly better stats than the Fenyr. The car has a very high top speed which should be able to keep up with the faster cars in the D class. It also has good handling, but like the Bugatti Veyron, it can become harder to control as it goes faster.

The Fenyr Supersport has good enough performance that it doesn't need to be upgraded thoroughly, but it will be necessary if you plan to use this car in multiplayer events, as it will undoubtedly be facing other upgraded hypercars.

### Customization

Currently, the Fenyr Supersport doesn't have any physical customization pieces or body kits.

The Fenyr Supersport has two special editions in True Racing. The Fenyr Supersport "Airborne" adds a white wrap with red and light blue accent lines. The Fenyr Supersport "Feral" looks somewhat similar to "Airborne", but uses dark red and gray markings. Both special editions could be earned depending on placement in World's Fastest Gamer 2.
Chevrolet Camaro 50th Anniversary

128500 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Chevrolet Camaro 50th Anniversary** is a two-door muscle car made by Chevrolet. It is a special edition of the Chevrolet Camaro meant to commemorate 50 years of production for the car.

## Description

The first Chevrolet Camaro was introduced for the 1967 model year as a competitor to the Ford Mustang. It hit 50 years of consistent production in 2017, so Chevrolet decided to make a tuned, limited edition version to celebrate the occasion. The Camaro 50th Anniversary appears in Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

In 2017, when the Camaro was almost near its 50th birthday, Chevrolet launched a limited run of specially tuned and customized Camaros dubbed the 50th Anniversary edition. They were offered in both coupe and convertible form. The custom car features Nightfall Gray body paint with a black and orange stripe on the hood, unique 20-inch rims, a chrome-detailed grill, and the word "Fifty" written on the side where "Camaro" usually is.

It has some technical upgrades to the standard 2017 model. It uses a 6.2L V8 engine that can produce 455 horsepower and allows a top speed of 161 mph. It uses a 6-speed manual transmission with a 0-60 time of 5.4 seconds. It can come to a stop from 60 mph in 111 feet.

## In-Game

The Chevy Camaro 50th Anniversary appears in True Racing and Unlimited as an A1 class car and in Unlimited 2 as an A3 class car. It can be bought at either the corresponding A1 or A3 dealership depending on which game. In True Racing, it is a premium car and costs 100 Gold. In Unlimited, the car can be unlocked by purchasing the Premium Cars Pack DLC which comes with the Nissan 370Z NISMO. In Unlimited 2, it costs 128,500 credits.

### Performance

As expected, the Camaro 50th Anniversary is improved over the standard Camaro in almost every way. It has a higher top speed, quicker acceleration, and shorter braking distance. Handling is just about the same. For True Racing players, the 100 Gold price tag is worth it. Like all muscle cars, it is tough, heavy, and powerful.

Since the standard Camaro works well in Rally races, the Camaro 50th Anniversary will work just as well. It can beat the Nissan 370Z and its NISMO counterpart on the dirt fairly easily, and Rally tuning can further improve this trait.

### Customization

Since the Chevy Camaro 50th Anniversary is already a special edition, it has no customization options or other special edition paint schemes. While some special editions allow the rims to be changed, the Camaro 50th does not.
Flamethrower

The **Flamethrower** shoots a deadly fiery liquid that sticks to anything it comes into contact with.

Once on fire, the target burns for several seconds, and continuous damage will be inflicted during that time, while they run around screaming. If the target can escape, the flames will eventually go out. Although the flamethrower is an intimidating weapon, your target might be able to fight back while on fire, so move in for the kill with another weapon to finish the job.
Crowbar

The **Crowbar** can be bought early on in the game.

A marked improvement over the Lead Pipe, it offers extended reach and also does twice the damage. Again, it’s also useful for breaking fences and so forth, as well as its more gruesome function of bludgeoning people to death in cold blood. If you can’t find or afford a gun, then the Crowbar is the best bet to give you a fighting chance.
List of Vehicles

**NOTICE: We still are missing some information (class, price, etc.) for the vehicles in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition. We would greatly appreciate anyone who is able to provide the missing information.**

 This is the full list of vehicles in the Gear.Club series.

This list includes all vehicles that appear in the game. (we will soon also include special edition cars). We may not have all special edition cars in this list, but we will try to add all of them as time goes on.

Cars are listed in the order they are found in. An "N/A" in the price column indicates that the vehicle cannot be immediately purchased from a Car Dealership, it can only be attained by in-app purchase, DLC pack, special event, etc. Check the specific vehicle's article for more information on availability.

## Gear.Club: True Racing

These are all the vehicles that can be found in Gear.Club: True Racing. Since it is a free-to-play mobile game, a handful of cars cost Gold and may be more difficult to acquire than others. Gear.Club: True Racing is updated frequently, so the prices listed are subject to change.

## Gear.Club: Unlimited

These are all the vehicles that can be found in Gear.Club: Unlimited. Since it is a port of Gear.Club True Racing, the car rosters between the two are very similar. This game is a fully-fledged premium game and there is no secondary currency (Gold), but some vehicles can only be unlocked by purchasing DLC.

## Gear.Club: Unlimited 2

These are all the vehicles that appear in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2. This is the sequel to Gear.Club: Unlimited and vastly improves over both previous Gear.Club games while still retaining the same core gameplay. This game features more cars from new brands as well as some from existing brands. It is also a premium game and there is no secondary currency. Some extra cars can be unlocked with DLC.

## Gear.Club Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition

Tracks Edition contains the same standard car roster as Unlimited 2, and adds new motorsport vehicles. This section will only list motorsport vehicles.
Lead Pipe

The **Lead Pipe** is the default weapon.

It’s only a marginal improvement on using your bare hands. While it’s not the best for inflicting damage, it comes in handy for breaking down fences, opening crates, and other chores that you don’t want to waste valuable ammunition. With its short length, you need to keep moving if you plan to use it in a fight. If your opponent isn’t carrying a gun, you can inflict enough damage with the lead pipe to kill or at least seriously maim.
Characters

Many **Characters** can be encountered throughout the gangland.

Not everyone is out to kill the Thug, many of them are willing to help him out... for a price.

## Friendlies

### Skidrow

* MagicJ: Will sell a Crowbar for a dollar.
* Rummy: A drunk who will tell a secret for something to drink.
* Bubba: A Henchman armed with a Lead Pipe.
* Lisa: A woman who will warn the Thug about the Sewer Rats gang.
* Sharky: Runs the Pawn-O-Matic, will trade a Pistol for a Heilman Coil Condenser.
* Beth: A woman who will give the Thug advice on how to infiltrate the warehouse.
* Mona: A woman who explains Lamont's problem.
* Lamont: A man who was thrown out of his apartment by Lenny for not paying rent for 6 months.
* Momo: Runs the Jax Bar.
* Rocko: A Henchman armed with two Pistols.
* Lenny: Will help the Thug if he takes out Lamont for stealing his Zolex watch.
* Nick: A man who will talk about getting out of Skidrow.

### Poisonville

* Mung: A Henchman armed with a Tommy Gun.
* Momo: Runs the Club Swank Bar.
* Buster: One of Louie's underlings.
* Fingers: A safe cracking Henchman armed with two Pistols.
* Candy: A woman in Club Swank.
* Louie: A local gangster who wants some things taken from Nikki Blanco's safe.
* Yolanda: A woman who will offer to distract some men for 10 bucks.

## Enemies

* Johnny: A member of the Sewer Rats gang.
* Louie (Sewer Rat): A member of the Sewer Rats gang.
* The Jesus
* Nikki Blanco
* The Kingpin
Ford GT40

The **Ford GT40** is a classic endurance racecar produced jointly by Ford and Shelby American.

## Description

The Ford GT40 (Mk I) is arguably one of the most famous racecars ever built. It was used in the 24 Hours of Le Mans race. The GT40 won in 1968 and 1969, breaking Ferrari's dominance over the races. The GT40, wearing it's signature Gulf Oil livery, appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition.

### History

After Ferrari declined to sell their motorsport operations to Ford, Henry Ford II set out to build a racecar that could beat the dominating company. The result was the GT40 Mk I. However, the car originally showed poor performance in the 1964 Le Mans, so Ford handed over work to Carroll Shelby, founder of Shelby American. Shelby re-tuned the GT40, and in turn, the car won the 1968 and 1969 Le Mans wins and ended Ferrari's hold on the races.

Approximately 105 GT40s were built in different versions, numbered Mk I to Mk IV. After the final win in 1969, the GT40 was no longer used in racing. In 2005 and again in 2017, Ford honored the GT40 legacy with the Ford GT supercar, which has also raced in Le Mans.

The Ford GT40 uses a 7.0L V8 engine that can generate 350 horsepower. It has a 5-speed manual transmission. The GT40 has a top speed of 196 mph, a 0-60 rate of 3.6 seconds, and an average braking distance of roughly 106 feet.

## In-Game

The Ford GT40 appears in-game as a C2 category car. It only appears in Gear.Club Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition, but it can be added Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 by purchasing the Tracks Edition DLC.

The Ford GT40 is not available at any dealership. It can only be unlocked by completing the Endurance Campaign which is added in Tracks Edition. Once completed, the car will be unlocked and can be upgraded and used in endurance races.

### Performance

While the Ford GT40 does have solid performance, it is not exactly a blessing in disguise. The GT40 has shown to have excellent handling and responsive steering, able to weave around the new racetracks with ease. It also has good mid-range acceleration, and is able to reach it's top speed easily. This gives it a huge advantage over the more powerful sports cars in it's class.

On the other hand, the GT40 has a lower top speed. It may have trouble competing with the modern race cars it faces. That being said, the GT40's high performance index (PI) means it has a lot of upgrade potential. Upgrading and tuning is important if this car is going to succeed.

### Customization

The Ford GT40 does not have any body kits or physical customization options. It can also not be repainted. The GT40 comes with it's signature Gulf Oil wrap with the #6, which won the 1968 24 Hours of Le Mans.

The GT40 does not have any special editions.
Kingpin: Reloaded

***Kingpin: Reloaded*** is a remaster of *Kingpin: Life of Crime*. It is currently being developed by Slipgate Ironworks and is set to be released during the second quarter of 2020.

## Story

In a stylized noir art deco gangland that never was, the Kingpin rules above all else with a bloody fist. When his lieutenant Nikki Blanco leaves a no-name Thug battered and broken, the upstart criminal rises from a puddle of blood, lead pipe in hand and revenge in mind.

## Setting

*Kingpin: Reloaded* brings new life to the Quake II engine classic. 4K resolution, ultrawide support, and improved graphics in Enhanced mode enable the beautifully-depicted metropolitan nightmare shine. Controller support makes the game more accessible for anyone who wants to explore the depths of Kingpin’s depravity. Overall improvements like new quest and conversation systems make Reloaded even better than the original.

Stalk lamp-lit streets and take down rival gangs to let the Kingpin know his end is nigh. Kingpin’s immersive sim elements allow the Thug to recruit other gangsters with a conversation system. Increase the Thug’s influence through multiple hub-based missions. Run with the gang on a violent warpath with upgradeable weapons including Tommy guns, bazookas, and more. Location-based damage leads to bloody, thrilling battles: kneecap, maim, or go for the head.

If that sounds too extreme, try No Violence mode. However, the “colorful” language proudly used by Kingpin’s gangsters remains. Lean even further into that era and start fragging in Gang Bang mode’s old-school multiplayer.

### Development

The source code for *Kingpin: Life of Crime* was long thought lost, but was announced to have re-emerged in a statement from Frederik Schreiber of Slipgate Ironworks in 2014.

In 2016, it was revealed that Interplay still held the rights to the game.

In January 2020, a remaster for the game, title *Kingpin: Reloaded*, was announced.

Comparison between original and remasterComparison between original and remaster
Henchmen

**Henchmen** can be recruited by the Thug to assist him during his campaign of vengeance.

Henchmen come a varying costs and wield different weapons. They will automatically engage hostile targets, but can also be given specific instructions.

Henchmen have their own health pool, and can die if they take too much damage. They will slowly heal over time.

## List of Henchmen

* Bubba: Armed with a Lead Pipe.
* Rocko: Armed with two Pistols.
* Fingers: A safe cracker, armed with two Pistols.
* Mung: Armed with a Tommy Gun.
船橋ちとせ

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―船橋ちとせ[出典]

**船橋ちとせ**（ふなばし ちとせ、Funabashi Chitose）は、小田急電鉄株式会社に所属する新宿管区主任である。

## プロフィール

動作が格好良いと思ったことをきっかけに駅員の仕事を選んだ。仕事ぶりは「駅員の模範」と評されるほどで、石田あいこや喜多見車掌区の車掌たちからは**「急行ホームのセンターバック」**と呼ばれていた。

2018年には昇格試験に合格して新宿駅主任となった。

趣味は温泉めぐりで、関東の主な温泉はほとんど制覇している。主任になってからは、寺社仏閣巡りや食べ歩きも趣味に加わっている。

制服
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### Vol.1

2005年当時のサービス係制服。濃いグレーを基調としている。制帽は一般的なハイバック帽で、OERの文字が入った社章が付いている。ネクタイは赤色のストライプ（バリエーションでは水色）。

## 登場商品

### フィギュアシリーズ

* 鉄道むすめ Vol.1
* 鉄道むすめ Vol.2
* 鉄道むすめ Express

### 書籍

* がんばれ！鉄道むすめ　奮闘編
* 鉄道むすめ公式ガイドブック
* みぶなつき画集「鉄道むすめ〜鉄道制服読本〜」

### 鉄道むすめ巡り

* あつめて！全国"鉄道むすめ"巡り

脚注
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1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 鉄道むすめ公式ガイドブック
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 PU49 船橋ちとせ|キャラクター紹介
3. ↑ TM11 船橋ちとせ|キャラクター紹介
Pawn-O-Matic

The **Pawn-O-Matic** is a shop run by Sharky, where you can buy various items that you'll need during the game.

In Kingpin, you typically won't find weapons, ammo or health just lying around on the ground waiting to be picked up. You will uncover caches of these items at various points in the game, but they will usually be heavily guarded. So, one safe way to increase your arsenal is by visiting the Pawn-O-Matic.

Once inside the Pawn-O-Matic, you will not be able to use any weapons; you will deal directly with the shopkeeper through the Pawn-O-Matic interface.