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" Yesterday, we shared with you just about everything there is to know about BMW&amp;#039;s new M twins, the M4 Coupe and the M3 Sedan, and today, thanks to the game wizards behind Gran Turismo 6, you can drive the M4 in digital form. The M4 was added to the game shortly after the official announcement yesterday, along with a seasonal event set at the N\u00FCrburgring GP circuit.  I got a chance to drive it for a bit last night to see what it was like. I conducted a very scientific test (consisting of some haphazard drifting around Spa followed by trying and failing to do some donuts) and drove it back-to-back with a 2007 M3 Coupe. From what I was able to glean through my controller, the M4 feels much more neutral than the M3, which is more prone to oversteer. I also learned that the M4&amp;#039;s best color is Yas Marina Blue. Expect to see even more of this type of marketing integration in video games in the near future. The relationship between racing game developers and car manufacturers has become symbiotic, and marketers are well aware of the potential of earning lifelong alleigiances from young gamers.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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