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GT3: 12,000 miles for completion/ Seattle Circuit

Galley_SimRace

GT3: 12,000 miles for completion/ Seattle Circuit

by Galley_SimRace » Tue, 17 Jul 2001 05:20:39

As you can see in PS2.IGN's review, it took the reviewer more than 100
hours of gameplay to complete the game.  He logged more than 12,000
miles.  Talk about depth!
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
Also, I unlocked the Seattle Circuit this morning.  The detail in the
backgrounds is incredible.  I was driving the Calsonic Skyline and the
number of Polygon being pushed is amazing!  There's no way in hell my
K6-III 400 with the Rage Fury could do that.
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Alex Kihuran

GT3: 12,000 miles for completion/ Seattle Circuit

by Alex Kihuran » Tue, 17 Jul 2001 13:17:29

I've logged at least 300+ hours in GPL in the past 1 and 1/2 years I've had
it and I only have a -30 GPLRank.

Thanks,
Alex

Simon Brow

GT3: 12,000 miles for completion/ Seattle Circuit

by Simon Brow » Tue, 17 Jul 2001 20:45:03

I don't think that really proves anything, sadly your KIII-400 / Rage Fury
is out of date now.  A top of the range PC would manage 5X times the
performance of your PC.  From 3DMark2000->

K6-III 550 + Rage Fury MAXX     = 1900 3DMark2000   (faster CPU than you
have)
P3-1000 + GF2 GTS                      = 8900 3DMark2000


Olly Greenfiel

GT3: 12,000 miles for completion/ Seattle Circuit

by Olly Greenfiel » Tue, 17 Jul 2001 20:48:41

I must have logged a few hundred hours since I bought GT1 and GT2,
especially GT2, just trying to win all of the special cars and win enough
money to buy all of the cars I wanted. Talk about gameplay depth, getting
most of the 500 cars in GT2 was a labor of love, I used up alot of memory
cards. This is the greatest racing series of games ever, IMHO.What are they
going to do for GT4  I wonder, aside from hopefully fixing the A.I.
deficiencies. Between playing GT3 and SCGT this whole weekend, I have barely
left my room. Both of these games have huge depth , with all of the cars and
tracks and options.


Dave Henri

GT3: 12,000 miles for completion/ Seattle Circuit

by Dave Henri » Wed, 18 Jul 2001 00:08:16

"Olly Greenfield"
(snipsnip)
This is the greatest racing series of games ever, IMHO.What are they
  Well here are a couple of suggestions for this Greatest sim.  A***pit.
multiplayer.  League reporting tools.  AA.  track editor.  Car painter.
DAMAGE MODELING.(why bother proper braking/apexing when you can just barrel
into a corner and use an AI car as a bumper to make your turn?)  More
complete physics.
  When they get those ironed out...we can start considering it for 'Simhood'
dave henrie



> > As you can see in PS2.IGN's review, it took the reviewer more than 100
> > hours of gameplay to complete the game.  He logged more than 12,000
> > miles.  Talk about depth!
> > http://www.racesimcentral.net/
> > Also, I unlocked the Seattle Circuit this morning.  The detail in the
> > backgrounds is incredible.  I was driving the Calsonic Skyline and the
> > number of Polygon being pushed is amazing!  There's no way in hell my
> > K6-III 400 with the Rage Fury could do that.
> > --
> >       Stuff You Gotta Have
> >   software for BeOS and PalmOS
> > http://www.racesimcentral.net/

Will

GT3: 12,000 miles for completion/ Seattle Circuit

by Will » Wed, 18 Jul 2001 01:57:46

Hey,

Well, he didn't say it was the greatest sim, but never the less...i think
it's a damn good game. Doesn't have the rigors of sim racing, but it sure is
a blast to drive. I just wish they'd get this game on the PC...i really
don't feel like plunking down the money for a PS2 just for this game.
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- Will
- M1MS
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Charlie Busche

GT3: 12,000 miles for completion/ Seattle Circuit

by Charlie Busche » Thu, 19 Jul 2001 12:48:11

No***pit? No Damage Model? Not my wallet. :)


> Hey,

> Well, he didn't say it was the greatest sim, but never the less...i think
> it's a damn good game. Doesn't have the rigors of sim racing, but it sure
is
> a blast to drive. I just wish they'd get this game on the PC...i really
> don't feel like plunking down the money for a PS2 just for this game.
> --
> In memory of DE,
> - Will
> - M1MS
> - http://www.racesimcentral.net/



> > "Olly Greenfield"
> > (snipsnip)
> > This is the greatest racing series of games ever, IMHO.What are they
> > > going to do for GT4  I wonder, aside from hopefully fixing the A.I.
> > > deficiencies. Between playing GT3 and SCGT this whole weekend, I have
> > barely
> > > left my room. Both of these games have huge depth , with all of the
cars
> > and
> > > tracks and options.
> >   Well here are a couple of suggestions for this Greatest sim.  A
***pit.
> > multiplayer.  League reporting tools.  AA.  track editor.  Car painter.
> > DAMAGE MODELING.(why bother proper braking/apexing when you can just
> barrel
> > into a corner and use an AI car as a bumper to make your turn?)  More
> > complete physics.
> >   When they get those ironed out...we can start considering it for
> 'Simhood'
> > dave henrie


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