It's here.

Download link (recommended) - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CMEZP6OC

Youtube

Part 1 - http://www.polepositiondriver.com/collateral-collision/index.html (courtesy of Polepositiondriver)
Part 2 - http://www.polepositiondriver.com/collateral-collision/part-2.html (courtesy of Polepositiondriver)

Polepositiondriver's verdict - http://www.polepositiondriver.com/games/live-for-speed-games/collateral-collission-review/

Desktop wallpapers - http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=0a7072a48594b3ce1686155677bb26856038a50303f2c- 4f6

The initial trailer - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=q2nlhf-pSi0

The long awaited Collateral Collision is finally here, which marks our first ever venture into LFS movie making.

Pushing the boundaries of the racing simulation Live For Speed, Collateral Collision is the result of a huge collaborative effort from the Live For Speed community, along with my dedicated passion for movie car chases. Our aim was simple - to deliver the most authentic representation of a movie car chase that was physically possible within the realms of a machinima film.

As a result, Collateral Collision was a hugely ambitious project, with incredibly long filming times and editing sessions. Not a second that you see has been overlooked and every sound you hear has been meticiously dubbed from other sources. To say the least, a tremendous amount of effort has been put into this project, in terms of both the filming and the editing.

To put it simply, we feel that Collateral Collision is the most definitive and comprehensive machinima car chase experience, which aims to mimic the likes of car chase staples such as Gone in 60 Seconds, Bullitt and Ronin.

As a lone driver sets off, little does he know that another malicious driver is about to give pursuit, with dire consequences that result in a grueling chase sequence of life and death. Think of it as Duel meets Grindhouse: Death Proof.

Enjoy.

That was a well-planned out chase! I enjoyed watching it. I love the camera work/editing and that highway pile-up scene towards the end. The cars seemed to act a little odd though. They appear like lightweight blocks being thrown around.

I know how much time goes into making the clips and editing. It takes a lot of patience and if you're OCD like I am, it takes forever to get the perfect shot. I've done a few machinima videos:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7UNe3mjC9E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7GgS6kc-zw

Thanks for watching, qwerty_86 and yes I am too can be a bit OCD and a perfectionist over it!

Really great
Better than many chases from movies

(sorry if I did not watch it earlier, but I did not had much time last week)

I wonder how the Toyota came back to the Vauxhall so quickly after the (funny) bridge scene though Same after the small pile-up.
A little too many sports car to be realistic though.
And like in real movies, same cars are re-used as background cars
I also like the crashes at intersections
The end reminds typical crash in some German series