Anyone still play GT4?
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Popeye
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I admit I could never gold the cone ones or manage mission 34. So I grabbed a save with these done. I have to get used to how gt4 feels on a different system. Once I’m done I will go and start a new save and do them in their own right . But for now I’m happy trying to get to the enduros. I am on sick leave so between visits to hospital I can run-all of them in a spec
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- bluedragoon98
I pretty much 100% the game this year with a new save and my garage reached the 1000 car limit so yeah I still play it a lot regardless of the garage limit next to what I'm currently playing heavily aka Project Cars 2.
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Yes.
On my CFW PS3 in 16:9 480p.
But I wish 480p worked in game menus as well in racing/driving modes.
On my CFW PS3 in 16:9 480p.
But I wish 480p worked in game menus as well in racing/driving modes.
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I used to play it like that. Now I can use my real PS2 in 480p on my HDTV.
ItsHim
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I took a pretty long hiatus from video gaming in general. Also when I fired up the PS4 it was either a system update, or a GT Sport Update, or both, and then I forgot to charge the controller 🤦♂️
On a rainy day recently I’ve decided to dust off the PS2 and start GT4 on a new save and this time round, I’m treating it like a video game and not so much as a sim and I’m having a blast.
Doing driving missions and license tests, progressing through the races by the prize cars I’ve won, buying all the 10km used cars I can get a hold of… it’s a hoot!
I even came to appreciate the Rallye license tests!
Have to say the game held up really well in 480p and, together with TOCA 3, I’m finding more excitement than I’ve expected.
On a rainy day recently I’ve decided to dust off the PS2 and start GT4 on a new save and this time round, I’m treating it like a video game and not so much as a sim and I’m having a blast.
Doing driving missions and license tests, progressing through the races by the prize cars I’ve won, buying all the 10km used cars I can get a hold of… it’s a hoot!
I even came to appreciate the Rallye license tests!
Have to say the game held up really well in 480p and, together with TOCA 3, I’m finding more excitement than I’ve expected.
) really, really enjoying it! but GT4 is calling me back, i just need to pick up DFGT now and crack on....
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- Player_7421
- Player 7421
I’ve just started GT4 all over again from scratch and I plan to 100% it as much as possible. This time, I won’t be using the ultimate cheats disk, will be playing it as if it’s 2005 all over again. Copied my other save with unlimited money onto my other memory card.
Also started with the Mirage ‘97, the car is more fun than I remember.
Also started with the Mirage ‘97, the car is more fun than I remember.
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I installed PCSX2 on my laptop and downloaded a 100% GT4 Game save, so finally I can play GT4 with whatever car I want on any track/mode I want, in solid HD quality on a big TV.
Two days ago I finished 200 miles of New York in Nissan GTR Tokyo Concept Car as fifth. It was great fun though.
At the moment I am in the middle of 200 miles of El Capitan I noticed already in NY that the Nissan GTR Tokyo Concept Car is much better than I expected so I sticked to it. At the moment I am in the middle of the field. Found out that the SH tires in front and SS in the rear are a great combo. GT4‘s AI is much more ignorant than I remember, so it’s a good idea to avoid them and to predict their driving lines.
Cool fact about PCSX2 is that you can save (several) states of the game and continue there whenever you want. That makes the 24 hours races doable
Two days ago I finished 200 miles of New York in Nissan GTR Tokyo Concept Car as fifth. It was great fun though.
At the moment I am in the middle of 200 miles of El Capitan I noticed already in NY that the Nissan GTR Tokyo Concept Car is much better than I expected so I sticked to it. At the moment I am in the middle of the field. Found out that the SH tires in front and SS in the rear are a great combo. GT4‘s AI is much more ignorant than I remember, so it’s a good idea to avoid them and to predict their driving lines.
Cool fact about PCSX2 is that you can save (several) states of the game and continue there whenever you want. That makes the 24 hours races doable
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Very much so yes, hello from the futureHey all. Been a while since I've posted on GTPlanet. Since GTA V's new update messed up the game in many ways, and The Crew has gotten boring, I decided to try and play some PS3. Turns out, my PS3 absolutely refuses to sign into PSN. Finally I decided to pull out my PS2 from the closet and dust it off to play whatever game was in the console. Turns out, it was Gran Turismo 4. Since then, I can't stop enjoying it. So much left to do, and so many cool cars I miss driving (Nike 2022 anyone?)
That being said, does anyone actively play Gran Turismo 4 today?
ItsHim
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I do fire up my trusty PS2 slim ever so often, and found myself having tons of fun with Group C in the extreme hall.
In my youth I took the game WAY too seriously, don’t get me wrong I still love licence tests and mission so much, but now I’m treating GT4 like a game and not a sim.
The money cheat code giving you 10 million Cr. took care of all my needs.
Also bought a 15€ crap HDMI adapter which uses the component signal and 1080i isn’t half bad, a step up from my crappy GameStop component cable for sure.
In my youth I took the game WAY too seriously, don’t get me wrong I still love licence tests and mission so much, but now I’m treating GT4 like a game and not a sim.
The money cheat code giving you 10 million Cr. took care of all my needs.
Also bought a 15€ crap HDMI adapter which uses the component signal and 1080i isn’t half bad, a step up from my crappy GameStop component cable for sure.
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- GTP_Duke
OK... it's been a while since I played any GT game. Like, a long while - more than 10 years; maybe 15. Long enough that most of you probably don't know me, though I used to be on staff here at the Planet.
I'm very very nostalgic for the career-mode gameplay of GT3, and am really thinking about restarting it, but I'm not sure I feel like hassling with memory cards again. Will restarting GT4 scratch that itch?
I never finished GT4; probably never made it past 50%. For GT3, I finished 100% with all golds in everything.
I do know that I hated the handling of GT5, and GT6 was disappointing because I'm really not interested in online play. Never even bought GT7 / PS5. Again, I harken back to GT3's career mode as the pinnacle of gameplay fun in the series for me. I have a PS2, PS3, and PS4 available.
So here's the question: GT3 or GT4 for a restart?
I'm very very nostalgic for the career-mode gameplay of GT3, and am really thinking about restarting it, but I'm not sure I feel like hassling with memory cards again. Will restarting GT4 scratch that itch?
I never finished GT4; probably never made it past 50%. For GT3, I finished 100% with all golds in everything.
I do know that I hated the handling of GT5, and GT6 was disappointing because I'm really not interested in online play. Never even bought GT7 / PS5. Again, I harken back to GT3's career mode as the pinnacle of gameplay fun in the series for me. I have a PS2, PS3, and PS4 available.
So here's the question: GT3 or GT4 for a restart?
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Have a three day weekend so went back to GT4 again. Did the Infineon endurance race today, 2h 45m 117 laps 😅 in my Jaguar XJR-9. Wish they had these races in GT7. Grand Valley endurance tomorrow 😁. For some reason I have more fun with these endurance races than GT7 custom races. Maybe it’s the cool car reward 🤷🏻♂️
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