Sega GT Sport (DC)

Much like its playstation counter parts, Sega GT is track racing in vastly souped up cars. The bulk of the single player game has you starting with no career and just ten grand to your name. So little money limits the capabilities of your first car, but once you start to prove yourself as a driver you earn cash and sponsor bonus’s. More money means customization or a wider choice of cars, essential so that you can enter races specific to a certain make, model or size of car. The rather open ended game style theoretically means that you could be on sega gt for months. Taking part in the same race, time and time again, as you attempt to save up enough ...  Read the complete review

Sega have got a huge catalogue of A-grade gaming titles under their belt. You only have to look as far as the likes of Virtua Tennis, Sega Rally, Sonic and Shenmue. Of course, everyone makes a mistake from time to time and one of Sega’s more recent mistakes is this – the truly average Sega GT. One of those games that you will pick up in the shop, have a look at some of the specs and screen shots and think ‘Wow, this looks like it’ll be pretty good’. Yep, and that’s pretty much exactly what I did too. It was being plugged as ‘Sega’s Gran Turismo’, heck, even the title ‘Sega GT’ just ...  Read the complete review

It had been a long wait for DC owners to get their hands on a decent driving game. There was the mad antics of crazy taxi, but what we really wanted was a game that would match some of the quality driving titles on Playstation. And so this is supposedly Gran Turismo on the DC. Supposedly. While the game is almost identical in structure and game styles it lacks something. With Metropolis Street Racer, Ferarri F355 and Le Mans all apperaring at the same time, Sega GT unfortunately falls in to last place. While trying to create a Gran Turismo like experience, Sega GT almost succeeds, but playing the game is no fun. The cars seem slow, even at 150mph and it is by ...  Read the complete review