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Game Reviews Gran
Turismo 4 This installment of Gran Turismo brings more cars and tracks, better graphics, improved game play, and the closest experience to racing. We thought Polyphony couldn’t improve much after Gran Turismo 3, but we were wrong.GT4 is split up into two game play modes: arcade and simulation. The arcade mode is just as it was in past installments, except with more tracks and cars. The simulation mode is what the GT series is built upon. In this mode you buy cars, race, receive prizes, and upgrade your ride. The player starts with 10,000 credits and has to pass licenses before he/she can race. As you begin to win races, you will unlock more tracks, cars, and basically, more opportunities. There are a wide variety of cars including consumer vehicles, trucks, exotics, classics, race cars, concepts, muscle cars, some oddball cars, and the return of used cars (which were absent from GT3). The new Gran Turismo has an amazing 700 cars and 50 tracks. However a couple of problems still remain. The AI is somewhat smarter but still follows a line and rarely makes mistakes. The cars still receive no damage; bumping around the track and into other cars is still one of the best strategies to win and the number of Asian cars completely overshadows the number of European and North American cars. Gran Turismo 4 has had many upgrades and additions but it really does not feel that much more different than GT3. This is the racing simulation on the PS2 and is a step closer to perfection. A good purchase.
New Look Playstation As with the
PSone, it offers a similar size reduction with the original Playstation.
The machine noise has been reduced by 75% and the weight has been
halved. The new PS2 will have
an ethernet port for online gaming. The new machine will cost about the same as the old PS2.
Grand Turismo 4
FIF
The
new game has an all new animation system which now makes every button you
press re Def
Jam: Fight For New York
Colin
McRae Rally 2005
Grand
Theft Auto "San Andreas" The
latest instalment Grand Theft Auto takes place in 1992 in the West
Coast-themed state of San Andreas. San Andreas is an island containing
three cities. Between each
city there is countryside. San
Andres compared to Vice City is much larger, with things to do both in and
out of town. You'll begin the game in the city of Los Santos, which is
based roughly on Los Angeles and consists of a mixture of ritzy downtown
areas and the gangland ghettos of South Central. San Fierro is based on
San Francisco, reproducing the real city's hilly terrain and ever-present
fog. The game's third city is Las Venturas, which is a great take on
early-'90s Las Vegas. Grove Street Families, your gang has lost all its respect while CJ has been away. Your first thing to do is to put your gang back on the map. To regain some of the territory you lost you set out on spray-painting other gangs tags, you move onto drive-by shootings and other gangster acts. However when you’re getting used to the gang acts of terror things turn sour BUT I’m not going to give the plot away!!The game does tie in nicely with the series as some of the previous characters appear. As in Vice City you can’t travel freely between cities until you have completed so many mission but its not long before you unlock the other areas. Rockstar have failed to disappoint with San Andreas and has taken the gameplay and expanded it considerably from Vice City!!
FIA World Rally Championship 4
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