5 because it's the one I played.

My clear favorite was Gran Turismo: Double Dash on the GameStation.

... Alright I've never played Gran Turismo.

Gran Turismo Sport is my most played game of the generation.

Gran Turismo PSP was surprisinlg addicting given how shallow it was. Great game to have in your pocket.

Gran Turismo 3 A-Spec was the total package in its day.

I've played GT Sport more than any other GT game. However since PD is clearly not interested in improving the penalty system or online rating system after leaving it in such a broken state races are now free for all, I now avoid GT Sport.

GT5 is back on top for best experience. It had dynamic time and weather as well and great online racing in lobbies. Somehow the lobbies in GT Sport feel worse, GT5 was much more fun with shuffle races and better balancing options. GT5 also had a much better campaign, procedural rally races, track editor, weekly challenges for extra credits. It had it all, but PD chose to throw it all away for FIA.


My hopes for GT7
- Dynamic time and weather return
- Full PSVR2 support
- Fully overhauled SR/DR/penalty system
- More variation in online racing
- (Procedural) rally returns
- Nascar returns

Definitely GT3 for me. Had less to choose from but felt more unique and a big step up from the previous one.

None. My fave game from this studio is Omega Boost. We have enough shiny car games. Remake Omega Boost!

Gran Turismo 4 is the one I enjoyed the most so I go with that one.

From the ones I have played, GT6 has been the one that least felt like a car catalogue ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Of course Gran Turismo 4 is the best. It's the perfect game. Constant 60fps, great cars from the 90's and past, all cars look great (no split between normal and premium cars), no tearing like in GT5 and 6, short loading screens, all classic circuits and courses, awesome floor unevenness (especially on Nordschleife), outstanding speed (300 km/h or 180mph feels like light speed), wind noise underlines the impression of high speed (I really missed that in GT5 and 6), indication of g-force.

Gran Turismo 4 was a complete package, very well programmed (not like the ones on PS3) and still my favourite despite low resolution. I hope GT7 will be more like GT4 – short loading screens, only premium cars, constant 60fps or more, no tearing, all circuits and wind noise above 200 km/h. That would be perfect.

I only played 2, that I really liked, 3, that was an improvement in every aspect, and 4 that, for some reason, felt boring.

My vote, then, has to go for Gran Turismo 3.