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I think that that would be cool instead of just "used car lot 1" Or "used Car lot 2" ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
That comment was posted 6 years ago. [/facepalm]
I think that that would be cool instead of just "used car lot 1" Or "used Car lot 2" ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
That comment was posted 6 years ago. [/facepalm]
This is avalible to all 4WD cars.
So In The mission Hall to I have to do all of the missions up to that number or just the ones listed? Like 1-10 or does just 11-20 get you the tank car?
Mission Hall
Mission 1-10: DMC DeLorean S2 '04
Mission 11-20: JAY LENO Tank Car '03
Mission 21-24: PAGANI Zonda Race Car '01
Mission 25-29: TOYOTA 7 Race Car '70
Mission 30-34: NISSAN R89C Race Car '89
The only mission you have to do first is mission 1, (or else you may get the mission bug which will never allow you to get 100% completion)
Once you have done Mission 1, you can then do 11-20 to get the Tank Car
Or you can just do 21-24 to get the Pagani.
Enjoy M34
here is another trouble with my GT4 while im racing at over 200mph my driving force vib all over the place to the point the car moves too anyone know about this?
I have a gt4 racing game that im playing with my PS3 using the dualshock controller and is working fine.I was told that i can use a logitech driving force wheel. So it showed up when I turned on the PS3 I put the game in the 2 lights came on in the wheel but thats it I can not do anything none of the buttons work but they do work for the PS3.Is there a setting im missing I dont have the maual for the wheel.
Thanks.
RE: GT4 vs. GT5: There are some tracks that are not in GT5. If you truly enjoy tracks such as Infineon, El Capitan and Citta d' Aria (they are truly enjoyable tracks) then yes, it's worth it. But apart from those three tracks and more single player races, there's not really that much reason to go back.
: GT4 vs. GT5: There are some tracks that are not in GT5. If you truly enjoy tracks such as Infineon, El Capitan and Citta d' Aria (they are truly enjoyable tracks)...
I'd disagree with you on Citta d'Aria being enjoyable. It's as annoying as hell trying to watch out for those little walls jutting out into the road.
MOAR understeer.
But seriously, less detailed snap-oversteer physics and car movement, lots of weirdness resulting from the "glue car to track" script, and a whole boatload more events. If you're playing on the PS2 and not the PS3, get yourself an extra memory card. Helps you duplicate cars that you like so that you can have several copies set up for different races and scenarios in different states of tune.
Have fun playing with the huge rim selection.
I would recommend you a fat one. It may be not that mobile but so far, I've never experience any big problems apart from the laser stopped working after 6 years and by far the most reliable. The slim one from my friends experience overheats easily and always have problem reading the discs. Even if you get the extra cooling fan, it wouldn't work...
I had both, the fat and the slim one. My fat PS2 lasted for about 6 years - the laser stopped working. I bought a slim PS2 almost two years ago and never had any problems with it. It never overheated or became warm, not even after a long A-Spec 24 hours race at the Nรผrburgring. So far, it always read any disc, but the reason for this positive feedback can very well be that it is still fairly new.
So my question is how much is a difference in physics bettwen gt4 and gt5..?