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F U N . I've been playing it for hours and hours on my PSP and it's very enjoyable. The higher the vehicle class, the faster and the more exciting it gets (and also the less controllable to be fair), and the fact you can add up to 30 songs to the game's playlist and you can take pictures of replays and make them your console's wallpaper is an extra I really liked. Also, if your PSP has custom firmware and you crank up the CPU speed to the max (333MHz), the game will run at 60 FPS. Nice bonus. Should be the game's default, but at least that you can do to play it best...

In spite of it being an only-online game, I have enjoyed it a lot; it has cool physics, amazing graphics, a nice story (not awesome, but it does its work pretty well) and nice customization, this last thing including you can up/download wraps to/from the community for your car (you'll find many unbelievable artworks as well as some disgusting pieces of sh**, but it's worth the blood in your eyes). I got the Deluxe Edition for fifteen euros in an Origin sale and I think it's been worth the money. I know it had several glitches when released and was much less funny to play, but right now I don't remember any issue in any of my races. I only hope the servers last for long. Nonetheless, the cops are ridiculous (please, NFS Rivals cops, come back, you were mother****ing badass!), some of the races you'll race in need you to be near a slow as f**k team (Drift Train mode) and, if the memory in which your computer has this NFS Reboot installed is slow, you will fall of the ground in some certain points of the map unless you go Need for Less Speed. It's a good game, but even the last 1.5.0 version needs some polishment to make it a great racing game. I should check out Payback to see if that's the update this gmae needs or if it's just a Forza Horizon rip-off.

A really fun game, with nice physics, cool music and amazing graphics, although with much less cars (150 approx.) than its predecessor (Gran Turismo 2; 600 cars approx.) since Polyphony had only a year to optimize the game (including all models and textures) for PlayStation 2. Fortunately, the game doesn't look as weird as Gran Turismo 2000 (a demo to show the power of PS2's hardware, which is basically a remastering of Gran Turismo 2 similar to Crash Bandicoot: N-sane Trilogy's), the number of tracks is pretty nice (19 normal + 17 reverse = 36 tracks) so you got a lot of kilometers of asphalt and dirt to race and hundreds of hours of racing to enjoy. Me, I have most Gran Turismo Mode races and the whole Arcade Mode completed!

Probably the best racing game for PlayStation 2 (at least) ever existed. The most realistic (and also enjoyable) physics in PS2, the best graphics in PS2, the most cars and tracks in PS2... prove me wrong if I am! This is my very first videogame and the one I grew up with, and it is awesome. The worst things I could find in this treasure is just silly AI in a couple of certain cars, like the Cizeta V16T or the Ginetta G1 (I don't remember more vehicles with this programming mistake right now; there are 721 cars in the game!) and that there are many versions of some Japanese cars that are just the same car (an example is the Nissan Skyline R34), but they're still around 600-675 truly different cars. Also, the fact of it having around 50 tracks existing in the game, and one of them being the full Nürburgring North track (we're talking about over 20 kilometers of virtual road) makes obvious this game fills the DVD up to its 4.3 GBs capacity! Polyphony Digital's outstanding work with this game made my childhood a lot better, so if you got a PlayStation 2, save 1.5MBs in your memory card for this gem. It's worth it, I promise!