Hot Rods and Power Drifts (Gran Turismo (PS))

Member Name: Slide Professor

Product:	Gran Turismo (PS)
Date:	03/06/00 (12 review reads)
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Advantages: Self-tweaked penis extensions, bargain pick up on PSX Platinum label.

Disadvantages: Not enough track variety

The playstation secured its position as games console of its generation by providing a balance between graphics, playability and speed. Gran Turismo represents the epitome of the playstation's capabilities. From the challenge of getting your racing licences, to the thrill of winning cups and medals in the high octane championships, this game picks you up and ruffles your hair, as if your were the Steve McQueen of cyberworld.

The number of cars to choose from would satisfy the biggest autophile. One can rag a honda civic or scream in an A.C.Cobra. The tracks vary in difficulty and can, at times, become limited in their challenge. They do allow for wideboy wheel screeches and money pwer drifts, which makes up for the lack of choice.

I was never most sure of the playstation's attraction than when I saw the opening sequence of Gran Turismo; things just got better after that.... Souped up motors and high-speed adrenaline rushes, this game maintains its place in my PSX hall of fame.

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