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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Racing/Sports Car Racing
RELEASE DATE
10/JUL/01
ESRB RATING
EVERYONE, Mild Lyrics
DEVELOPER
PUBLISHER
Sony Computer Entertainment America, Inc.
ALSO AVAILABLE ON
http://www.gamerdna.com/game/gran-turismo-3-a-spec-playstation-2-1-2, http://www.gamerdna.com/game/gran-turismo-3-a-spec-playstation-2-1
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DESCRIPTION
Sony's award-winning racing series makes its debut on the PlayStation 2 with Gran Turismo 3 A-Spec. Taking the driving engine and interface of the 1998 PlayStation original, the game offers enhanced visuals using the system's 128-bit processing power. With over 150 cars available from actual car companies, some of which include Ford, Fiat, Audi, BMW and Chrysler, Gran Turismo 3 offers players a choice of models based on their real-life counterparts, from the car bodies to the individual engines.
As before, Gran Turismo 3 A Spec is divided into an Arcade Mode and a Simulation Mode. Both modes have a variety of updated courses from the previous two titles as well as a few new tracks. The Simulation Mode has players purchasing and racing for money, with 60 different racing circuits divided into beginning, amateur, and championship difficulty levels, as well as ten rally and ten endurance rounds. In order to enter many of the races, players will have to earn certain licenses by passing a series of tests, some of which involve taking turns and stopping correctly within a time limit.
The soundtrack features artists ranging from Snoop Dogg to Lenny Kravitz to Judas Priest. Players can also alter their gameplay view from a camera positioned behind the car to a first-person perspective inside the driver's seat. As with others in the series, Gran Turismo 3 supports vibration feedback and full analog control. A memory card is required in order to save progress, statistics, and accumulated cars. ~ J.C. Barnes, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“These are the games that kept me playing for hours and hours. World of warcraft: I've played a handful of MMOs but nothing is compared to WoW with its simplicity. There is always something to do in...”
created 08/OCT/2009
“Took some small steps: Won the first two FF Challenge races on Professional, but didn't make the third (stupid New Beetle Cup Car didn't take a pit stop). Easily won the first 4WD Challenge with the...”
created 20/SEP/2009
“One OF The Hardest Races In GT3 IMHO Make Sure You Have a CL600 Slammed..... ”
created 19/SEP/2009
“Decided to start all over again cause I'm getting quite excited about Gran Turismo 5. Gotta say, this game has held up surprisingly well since 2001.”
created 05/SEP/2009
“Best driving game I've ever played, and I'm comparing to GT4 and Forza 2 among others. Love it! Luff!”
“Best driving game I've ever played, and I'm comparing to GT4 and Forza 2 among others. Love it! Luff!”
created 09/AUG/2009
“I wanted to play the 2-hour Trial Mountain endurance race, but the game told me tuned cars weren't allowed. So I did the noble thing, and by noble I mean cheap, and by cheap I mean awesome, and by...”
created 24/JUL/2009
“Ugh - I just spent 64'19.889 driving around Seattle in a GT-ONE with the oil lamp blinking. I came in first - still didn't get the Polyphony 002 though (T_T) No idea if I even have any use for the...”
created 19/JUL/2009
“In spite of not having a desk to properly set up my steering wheel I decided to pop in good old GT3 again, and holy crap, it's still as awesome and gorgeous as it was when I left it. I started with...”
created 13/JUL/2009
“It's got a really fresh feeling to it, and it seems to be like GT1 for PS2 in a sense. I like it and I can't complain, but it lacks the 'something' to it that GT1 had.”
“It's got a really fresh feeling to it, and it seems to be like GT1 for PS2 in a sense. I like it and I can't complain, but it lacks the 'something' to it that GT1 had.”
created 30/MAR/2009
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The world record for number of button mashes per second, set by Toshuyuki Takahashi.
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