So, any more comments?

Check out this announcement I made at Spin-Tires site:
http://www.spin-tires.uuuq.com/guestBook.php

Greets,
Enviro-Bear 2000: Operation: Hibernation http://www.indiegames.com/blog/2009/04/freeware_game_pick_envirobear.html pushed me towards this forum. Enviro-Bear gave me and my colleagues lots of good mood!

So heres the post I've made at Announcements thread about my latest creation:
http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=530455

Here's accompanying web-site: http://www.spin-tires.uuuq.com/

Waiting for your response!

[Greetings, everyone!]

Greetings, everyone!
I would like to present you my Intel's Havok Physics Innovation Contest http://softwarecontests.intel.com/havok/index.php entry, Spin Tires http://softwarecontests.intel.com/havok/entrydetail.php?entryid=265.
The demo is completely freeware and can be downloaded at this site http://www.spin-tires.uuuq.com/, along with all sources and raw media files.
Download link http://www.spin-tires.uuuq.com/download/SpinTires.rar
If the demo wont run, update your DirectX.

Project name:
Spin Tires
Brief description:
This is a simple demo showing how a vehicle can be stuck in a mud. The vehicle is simulated by Havok, while the rendering is governed by DirectX 9.
Technology:
DirectX 9, Havok, tinyXML, DXUT, STL.
Website
http://www.spin-tires.uuuq.com/
Keep in mind that I use free hosting, it can be off-line for a while.
Contacts:
[email protected]
Additional Info:
- Screenshots




- Controls
WASD to turn the wheels and pull the gas.
The icon at right bottom to switch gears.
The icon at right top to tweak camera.
Check out accompanying ReadMe for details.
- System requirements
+ Windows OS
+ Shader model 2.0 capable video card
+ Latest DirectX 9 runtime libraries
Feedback:
ANY

Try the site, and the demo.
Tell me, what do you think about it?
Did you like it?
Would you like to join me to develop more complicated titles?