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Definetely better than the two previous titles 05 and 04, with better handling and a inovative evolution mode which enhances the immersion. Albeit, being unable to change game and AI difficulty seperately (like in 04) is a huge letdown, because you have to choose between easy target times and stupidly easy AI, or unrealistic target times for a fun and challenging AI.

Amazing carrer mode, better than any modern F1 Title, but the janky, "snappy" car physics are a letdown. That and the unrealistic target times that can not be changed by altering game/ai difficulty.

This game is like an abusive ex: you keep coming back, thinking they've changed for the better, but they're still the same old piece of **** you used to know.

Overrated. I have played many games like this and thought it was going to do something different or better and it does neither. Nothing in this game stands out. Gameplay is super repetitive, the platforming is boring and bosses are ridiculously easy. Watched the trailer for Silksong and it seems to be heading the same direction...

Universally acclaimed as the best on it's series, i would be lying if i said i didn't enjoyed my time playing Gran Turismo 4. With it's wide car roster and amazing soundtrack, GT4 manages to perfectly capture the vibes of the early 2000s, offering an immersive experience where you start from the bottom and slowly make your way to the top. Now, although this is indeed one great game, it's not perfect. Emphasis on how i said "*slowly* make your way to the top", because Gran Turismo 4 is one ridiculously long game, having the most individual races per event and license test races out of any other franchise, said license tests also have ridiculously long events, like the ones where you have to make a full lap around a track, followed by a pace-car, wich can easily go for more than 3 minutes in a single event. Overall, Gran Turismo 4 is a must play, but only if you have the time (and patience) to do so.

In my humble opinion, the best Gran Turismo title to this day, with Gran Turismo 4 in a very close second place. The game boasts the highest vehicle count in the entire series, even entering the Guiness Records in 2017, and although yes, most of the cars are imported from previous titles, Polyphony made sure to release HD patches to them in order to give a frash look for such vehicles. The UI, both on the Menu and in Racing is much better than it's previous title. The soundtrack is amazing, in my opinion the best in the series since im a huge jazz lover. The game difficulty feels just right, not too hard but not too easy, and also the return of the B-Spec mode for you to skip those annoying long races. Car customization is very extensive, allowing you to display your personality in your vehicles, although i feel like the engine sounds are very underwhelming on this one.

Gran Turismo 7 takes everything that mattered in the previous Gran Turismo titles and throws them out of the window. The classic carrer system has now been replaced by a series of books that in order to complete you have to obtain specific cars, turning the game into a car collecting simulator rather than a racing one, and even so, said system is underwhelmingly short and offers no replayability, so once you're finished, you're left with the multiplayer mode and not much else.

A light-hearted game that doesn’t takes itself too seriously. Big map to explore with amusing scenery (honestly really impressive for a 2002 game), characters with distinct personalities for you to meet, plenty of customization, side quests that brings life to the world around you, and overall just a fun little open world game!

I have quite the mixed opinions about this one. The game features a wide selection of vehicles, ranging from your iconic JDM's to your usual daily drivers, which is a huge plus in my book. CA Battles have stupidly large difficulty spike and ruberbanding on late game. Some of the Top-Tier upgrades are locked behind gambling battles, asking for huge sums of money for a *chance* of getting the upgrade, and the soundtrack is very boring and repetitive, i myself just completely turned it off. Getting money is ridiculously easy on the late game with the help of sponsors, and i really liked the progression system, i also enjoyed the more realistic aproach towards the handling of the vehicles.