As well as having fun on the track, the new B-Spec racing management mode was a great addition. Gran Turismo 4 is a huge game with more than 700 cars and more than 50 tracks to race on. Instead, they tried to improve the things that made the series so popular in the first place. Polyphony Digital didn’t try to do anything new or clever with the game. Gran Turismo 4 was a long way ahead of the other console games at that time. This game was a lot more realistic than other racing games at the time. But there’s a lot of value in being great at the basics, and this game does that in every way, from Akira Toriyama’s beautiful cel-shaded characters to the top-notch localization. As a game, it’s very simple, and even for a game in the series, it has a simple plot. It was a great way for European players who got this as their first official game in the series to start. Exactly as you’d expect from a game from one of the best Japanese RPG series, this game still reflects the core of the genre. If you like arcade racing games, you won’t find many that are as fun as this one, and it’s worth getting for the PS2 because later digital releases were taken off the store because of licencing issues.ĭragon Quest 8: Journey Of The Cursed KingĪ lot of people like the PS2’s only major Dragon Quest game. In the version by Sumo Digital, there are so many more things to do through the Coast 2 Coast mode, which has a lot of different driving challenges. During the arcade version, that was all there was to it. In Sega AM2’s driving game, you just need to drive beautiful Ferrari cars through beautiful scenery while using one of the best drift mechanics in the game as you go. The servers are down now, but there is a LAN option for those who really want to play.
However, those who played it back then know that the real fun was having fun with other people online, because it was one of the best-networked games on Sony’s console. The single-player experience had better AI, more different goals, and more weapons over the course of its 12 missions.
This sequel, on the other hand, did even better in almost every way. With the original SOCOM: US Navy Seals, Zipper Interactive did a good job of bringing third-person tactical shooting to the PS2.
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