SvennoJ on 19 October 2017
| Kyuu said: About what I expected.. A mismanaged mess by a mismanaged developer. By the time the problems are solved and enough content make it into the game, the hype and excitement will have already faded. It's hard to believe this is the same team that made the perfection that was Gran Turismo 3: A fully-fledged, groundbreaking, and perfectly polished racing game that came out less than 1.5 years after Gran Turismo 2. Now it's taking them 4 years to develop a glorified demo on a console with a simple architecture.. |
GT3 had 19 tracks and 179 cars... Not that far off. Ofcourse no expansions on GT3.
GT Sport is extremely polished, has 60 driver license tests, 64 single player challenges, target times to beat for all tracks and subsections. It's not that barebones as people are making it out to be. Certainly not a glorified demo... The VR part is just a demo, the rest of the game however is far from it.
You can set up any race you want, join a lobby with any kind of ruleset, or compete in the race roster online, check out and download, photos, liveries, decals, replays, gear etc that other people made.
GT3 A-spec wasn't perfection. The AI sucked so hard I broke the disc....
