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kanariya on 04 October 2009
lestatdark said:
dbot said:
lestatdark said:
I've bought GT PSP today, and the game is utterly awesome. It trully feels like a GT game, the feel of the cars is superb, and the graphics sometimes rival the graphics of GT4, especially in the detail of the racing cars and in classical tracks like Trial Mountain.
The driving challenges are really good, they're a mixture of the licenses of GT4 and the driving school of Tourist Trophy.
So far i'm loving each part of the game :)

Nice review, and I agree 100%.  I downloaded it from the store yesterday and have been playing it non-stop.  I guess VGchartz will be undertracking it's sales since downloads will probably be a considerable number of sales.  


I've been playing it non-stop too (Sorry fellow dissidia players, i'll be back to it after a while :P), actually i was playing it till 5 minutes ago, went the battery of my psp went dead xD.
The game really draws you in, and the challenges are superb. I thought the first challenge set was hard, but when i unlocked challenge J to Q I was like OMG xD so far i'm getting all golds, im on challenge O-4, got to complete it when I get back home.
I've tried some drifts and time trials, and they're really good too, and the single player races draw you in as well, because of the different unlockable skills, from D to S.
This game will really keep me going until GT5 hits the PS3, hopefully by then i'll have almost all the 800+ cars so I can upload them to GT5 xD

 

 

Lol I gave up Dissidia for GT too.

Need to complete my goal. Collect all cars and all gold on the missions!



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Mr_Power on 04 October 2009

Game is great. Best Portable racing experience ever.



lestatdark on 04 October 2009

The all golds is almost complete, i'm on challenge Q-5, only two more to go xD And that damn F1 car hasn't appeared yet .___.
I agree, it's the best portable racing game i've ever played too ;)



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sabby_e17 on 04 October 2009

I'm loving all the positive stuff.

GT PSP has also got me hooked big time, I'm on my way to completing the challenges and the racing is also very fun.

Right now my mission is to collect every car so I can transfer them to GT5. Although I want to collect every car, I'm also trying to save up for the fast and expensive cars, but its very tempting to just buy any car that you see. Earning credits is also very easy. Overall great game, I do wish that there was a career mode and 6+ cars on a track but still I'm not complaining. Best racing game I have played on a portable console and defiantly the best driving sim for a portable console ever.




Munkeh111 on 04 October 2009

Every car! That will take ages. The only thing that annoys me is that it doesn't have my dad's car in it... the CLS 55 AMG, it was quicker around the Top Gear test track than a Porsche 911, but it still has more than enough cars, but it does still feel a bit like a warm up act for Gran Turismo 5



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Rawnchie14 on 04 October 2009

No career mode, could get boring really fast.



lestatdark on 04 October 2009

Actually there is a fast way to rack up credits after you've completed the driving missions. If you drive on the Test Track enough times to unlock the S A.I difficulty, each 2 lap race on Test Track S will garner you 150K Cr ;) You can put more laps on the track to earn more credits, but the best tradeoff is at 2 laps



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sabby_e17 on 04 October 2009
lestatdark said:
Actually there is a fast way to rack up credits after you've completed the driving missions. If you drive on the Test Track enough times to unlock the S A.I difficulty, each 2 lap race on Test Track S will garner you 150K Cr ;) You can put more laps on the track to earn more credits, but the best tradeoff is at 2 laps

How do I increase the A.I difficulty?




lestatdark on 04 October 2009

You've got to race and win multiple times on the same track, after a few times you'll be given a choice to change the difficulty on the Track settings, it starts at D and then goes all the way to S. So far i've unlocked Trial Mountain, Test Track and the Nurb.



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sabby_e17 on 04 October 2009
lestatdark said:
You've got to race and win multiple times on the same track, after a few times you'll be given a choice to change the difficulty on the Track settings, it starts at D and then goes all the way to S. So far i've unlocked Trial Mountain, Test Track and the Nurb.

What? For all the tracks?!

Thats long, but I'll get to work. I always love a tough race and the extra credits are tasty too!