Sports Car GT (PC)

Advantages: Not many!
Disadvantages: Graphics are bad! Unrealistic! Car brakes to easily!!

This game is quite bad graphics and not very addictive-if you ask me.If you just want a game where you can ram cars and do what ever you like,you will like midton madness or midtown madness 2-Trust me there much for fun! Personally, I give this game a rating of 4/10 becuase: 1 Bad Graphics 2 Bugs in game 3 There are better game availible! But overall I think some people would like this game, if there running on a slow comp because it should ...
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Advantages: Great graphics, great fun and long lasting
Disadvantages: Not a good enough computer to run it on and sadly my copy is in German!

Sports Car GT is a very good game with good value for money costing just £12.99. It provides hours of fun with its brilliant graphics and competitive races as well as the wide range of cars to choose from. You are a budding racing driver and your worst enemy, as ever, is cash. You must fund yourself for your car and any upgrades you wish to buy along the way. You start off in the lowly GTQ class and progress up through the ranks. This is how the ...
...in German so I struggle to understand certain aspects of the game and I do not have a particularly fast computer. To run the game at a satisfactory speed with all the graphics turned on I would recommend a P400 with at least 64mb RAM. It is quite a complex game so it needs a reasonably good computer to run. The only niggle I have about the game is the crashes. When you crash, the damage isn't visible. It tells you in words although admitedly it does ... Read review

Advantages: loads of cars to choose from
Disadvantages: none

...As in the first game, GT2's Simulation mode begins gamers with 10,000 credits, which can be used to buy a car and enter different races as long as your car fits the performance limits and you have the required license. The tests needed to earn licenses (braking, accelerating, cornering), are still as tedious as in GT, only now in order to enter all of the races you must earn two 'extra' licenses (International Class A and B). The original charm of acquiring licenses has worn off since GT, and now seems more like a time-wasting chore. In general, the designers of GT2 chose not to mess with the meat of GT. The same multitude of car upgrades (sport brakes, computer chip upgrades, and turbo kits) that gave GT its unique depth are all present in GT2. Aside from the aforementioned inclusion of the rally mode, there is little new in the way... Read review

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