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mani_23 !! How the heck does GT3 just carry over to PS2 ? It was alright but was missing the much needed Hood camera GT4 has.
Not to mention GT3's 3rd-person cam is way to big (can't barely see the track ahead of us)...
And the great gauges..:] GT4 best by far for me, except for the stupid musics that always give me the red loading clock of death. I can never take care of GT4 =\ Disabled songs..not a biggy..the farthest I've went too..but damn Slipstream Missions I'll never handle :X
I hear ya Parnelli Bone. Golly. Sure, I'd assume GT1 debut focused on cars more. GT2 seems..to have cooly tracks..cars are terrible tho. Blocks zipping around..
Yup. As usual, there are some exceptions though...the Aston DB6 looks great for instance. Aston DB7 looks like a rolling blob in comparison. Seems PD focused on certain cars (some classics, especially) but were time-stricken with alot of others, could only devote so many pixels/time before needing to move on to the next car.
Another thing about GT2 is they put way too much glare on certain cars. I'm talking about the car-wax shine. Again, this affects some cars more than others. It's bad enough that the shine extends over the wheels (Suzuki Cappucino is a great example) which looks silly, as if the entire car has a clear lexan sheet hanging over it as it rolls around.
...the car wash also doesn't make so much of a difference like it did in the original GT. I have a Nissan 240SX (GT1) that I've never given a car wash, for instance...its paint job actually looks oxydized!
Look at the wheels and tires in "GT" they look horrible flat slow motion some not even movinglol. Atleast in GT2 they look alright moving at least, colors, textures, lighting in GT2 looks a hell of a lot better. GT2 is way more interesting than the original IMOH.
I would agree to a certain extent about the wheels. Another advantage GT2 has over GT (so far as wheels go) is the fact that they're scalloped or indented. The wheels in the original game are just flat, if that makes any sense.