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I am sorry but I have had it up to here (er-yes points to the sky) with people praising this game!
I like it yes, well done Sony. Its a good game, but it has major flaws and should be called GT2.2! If Sony were to release this game on the Playstation people would be in uproar, only the graphics save it from being any different to its predescessor and the fact it has 450 less cars to choose from.
Come to think of it, it more of a show off from Sony to display the Playstation 2's graphic and visual abilities.
'Oh look at the amazing sunglare effect' the man in the shop said to a customer.
'Oh well lets not play the game and look at the sun, shall we? Doffus!' I muttered.
Its not that special come to think of it. It is a great racer, but it has the same nice cars GT2 had (but less), its still got the same great control, and a great game length, infact it even has some of the same courses.
One whole year ago a game called Metropolis Street Racer was released onto a console which is no longer being made, it had practically the same or better visuals, a better progression system and overall was a better game. Yet it was completely overlooked by most and was left to only selling moderately well!
Don't get me wrong, I love the way Sony have gotten away with it, and yes its a great game, but its not worth buying a console for (a £300 console), it still has the same dodgy damage system and the oppenents still feel so computerised (so much for the chip), oh, and when the wheel does work its nice and easy..
Sony are claiming that GT3 is the fastest ever selling game, I claim it to be the fastest selling ever upgrade!
Seriously, visuals have taken over! Gone is good gameplay. Thank God for the GB Advance!
'I spit in Sony's eye and it fizz!'
er-yes
I like it yes, well done Sony. Its a good game, but it has major flaws and should be called GT2.2! If Sony were to release this game on the Playstation people would be in uproar, only the graphics save it from being any different to its predescessor and the fact it has 450 less cars to choose from.
Come to think of it, it more of a show off from Sony to display the Playstation 2's graphic and visual abilities.
'Oh look at the amazing sunglare effect' the man in the shop said to a customer.
'Oh well lets not play the game and look at the sun, shall we? Doffus!' I muttered.
Its not that special come to think of it. It is a great racer, but it has the same nice cars GT2 had (but less), its still got the same great control, and a great game length, infact it even has some of the same courses.
One whole year ago a game called Metropolis Street Racer was released onto a console which is no longer being made, it had practically the same or better visuals, a better progression system and overall was a better game. Yet it was completely overlooked by most and was left to only selling moderately well!
Don't get me wrong, I love the way Sony have gotten away with it, and yes its a great game, but its not worth buying a console for (a £300 console), it still has the same dodgy damage system and the oppenents still feel so computerised (so much for the chip), oh, and when the wheel does work its nice and easy..
Sony are claiming that GT3 is the fastest ever selling game, I claim it to be the fastest selling ever upgrade!
Seriously, visuals have taken over! Gone is good gameplay. Thank God for the GB Advance!
'I spit in Sony's eye and it fizz!'
er-yes
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DeltaJava wrote:
> Ant wrote:
GT3 is better.
> 'Nuff said.
>Better than what?
MSR.
{:) I was joking about, but I prefer GT3 by far.
> Ant wrote:
GT3 is better.
> 'Nuff said.
>Better than what?
MSR.
{:) I was joking about, but I prefer GT3 by far.
Like all games GT3 has it's faults but even with these, this manages to top the list of best racers and it has more control than MSR, by that i mean you can brake soft-hard,accelerate slow-fast, keep a constant speed and all in all this is one stunning title.
Ant wrote:
GT3 is better.
> 'Nuff said.
Better than what?
GT3 is better.
> 'Nuff said.
Better than what?
DeltaJava wrote:
> I wear Nice flares as well.
Quit living in the past... Man...
:-D
> I wear Nice flares as well.
Quit living in the past... Man...
:-D
GT3 has a wicked single player. You can always check your game status, you can trade cars, I BET MSR DOESN'T HAVE AN I.LINK BATTLE!!
GT3 lasts ages-I've played it for around 15 hours so far, I've completed Arcade mode on easy, and have done 15.8% of the game.
Oh yeah-GT3 HAS ARCADE MODE AS WELL!!
GT3 is better. 'Nuff said.
GT3 lasts ages-I've played it for around 15 hours so far, I've completed Arcade mode on easy, and have done 15.8% of the game.
Oh yeah-GT3 HAS ARCADE MODE AS WELL!!
GT3 is better. 'Nuff said.
I played GT3 on my friend's PS2 yesterday, and it was a good game. And that's all I'm saying. Nice flare as well.
I never directed the half-finished at GT3!! Just nearly every other game on the PS2!
Customizable license plates!!!! Huh like to see your crappy GT3 top that!
MSR was out a year before, theway you progress through the game is superb and that makes it unlike any other racing game, it also has the option to upload times and scores to the net to see if you are any good, and it lasts a hell of a lot longer than my GT3 has...
All I do now is listen to Dogg Turismo by Snoop!
All I do now is listen to Dogg Turismo by Snoop!
er-no wrote:
> Ant, open your eyes and stop accepting crappy, half finished
> games!
Even Sony have said that it was originally meant to show
> the potential of the graphical ability of the PS2!
Its a stupid
> stupid game compared to others!
Half-finished and crappy my ar*e!!
It's the best driving game out. What does MSR have that GT3 doesn't, apart from being able to customise licence plates?
> Ant, open your eyes and stop accepting crappy, half finished
> games!
Even Sony have said that it was originally meant to show
> the potential of the graphical ability of the PS2!
Its a stupid
> stupid game compared to others!
Half-finished and crappy my ar*e!!
It's the best driving game out. What does MSR have that GT3 doesn't, apart from being able to customise licence plates?
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