GRAN TURISMO 4 PS2 HOW TO

It's here that you get your first sense of how much the handling has changed for the better - or, if you're new, simply that it's a lot more animated and engaging than you've been told. It's comparable on this level to Gotham's Kudos challenges, except it wants driving precision rather than driving flair. It's as much a learning experience as anything, and the bronze/silver/gold medals make for a pleasurable, arcade-esque challenge. GT4, like the other GT games, first wants you to complete a serious of increasingly meticulous 'Licence Tests', which are your gateway to being able to enter increasingly difficult (and increasingly profitable) races, and test every aspect of your driving from your judgement of braking distances to your ability to corner at different speeds in different cars. It knows only too well what the difference is, see, and over four iterations on both PlayStations it's developed an enormous number of ways to underscore these differences and get you to understand them. And it wants you to understand what's better or worse about each of them compared to the other 700.

GRAN TURISMO 4 PS2 HOW TO

As you move further away from its heart (into the ventricles, perhaps), you find that it also wants you to learn how to drive these increasingly expensive cars properly.

But we mean it wants to make you feel like you're really driving them. At its heart, what Polyphony Digital wants Gran Turismo 4 to do is make you feel like you're driving a lot of increasingly expensive cars.

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