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This thread has been linked to the game 'Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec'.
Following a psychotic gaming episode where I wiped my two 8MB memory cards of all game saves and started from scratch again, I've just started Gran Turismo 3 (for about the 4th time).
This time my aim is to get 100% completion (something I've never achieved before due to those damn dirty Licence Tests) and collect some F1 cars along the way.
Have any of you actually 'completed' 100% the whole game? If so, how long did it take? (Without using cheats).
And what's in your garage? At present all I've got is the Toyota Trueno Sprinter and the MX-5(J), but hey, I only started this morning.
This time my aim is to get 100% completion (something I've never achieved before due to those damn dirty Licence Tests) and collect some F1 cars along the way.
Have any of you actually 'completed' 100% the whole game? If so, how long did it take? (Without using cheats).
And what's in your garage? At present all I've got is the Toyota Trueno Sprinter and the MX-5(J), but hey, I only started this morning.
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Darwock, one of the main reasons I got my flip lid case is so I can get the Jap version of GT4 as soon as it comes out, (bound to be about 6 months before UK release) just a bit worried about the Jap text (menu's and settings etc) I assume they are easily enough to decipher a s long as you have more than a couple of brain cells ....
It's no problem, unless you want to know all the mechanical detail about every component you buy. And assuming they don't throw a new 70 hour roleplaying mode with a complex plot into the mix.
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