Gran Turismo 2 (PS)

Gran Turismo 2 Personally I wouldn't say that Gran Turismo 2 is better than Gran Turismo 1. The graphics are still quite bad but it is a play station 1 game. The structure of the main menu is exactly the same as the previous Gran Turismo. When I play this game using Analog the reaction time is so bad. This game is a classic. Although if we didn't have the old games like this we wouldn't have the new games like Gran Turismo 4 with outstanding graphics. The arcade mode is quite good but if you want to play for money then you have to play the game in career mode. In career mode before you can enter in all the big races you have to get your driving licence just ...

Initial opinions about Sony is that their first party support sucks compared to the likes of Nintendo and Sega's, who have at least a variety of Marios, Sonics, Jet Set Radios and Zeldas at their disposal. Yet, out of all the Crash Bandicoots and Syphon Filters that Sony has so far offered, stood out, Gran Turismo... The smell of rubber is finally added, through the use of rubbing the GT mode disk. Now it's in two disks, with over 600 cars, several new dirt tracks, even more difficult tests, and realism that - while adding to the experience - never hinders the game's fun factor... So what can go wrong? Well, to say that Gran Turismo 2 is ...

This is my favourite game of all time! There really is no game like this. You can end up playing it for hours on end, just trying to get money to buy a car to win a race to buy a car to win a race etc. This game explodes with longevity; you can literally play it for years. I got my copy when it was first released and I still play it (but that I lost one of the two discs, which gives me a little problem with finishing the game). The game comes on two discs - disc one is the arcade mode, disc two is simulation. It's best to start off and finish the arcade part first (it is far easier to start off with believe me), although you do need to get ...