you start off with only a couple of cars to choose from, both of which are very low powered-a mini or a cortina.You may think that these will be boring to drive, as are low poweres cars in games such as the gran tourismo series, but youd be wrong.Unlike the monsters later in the game, theyre grippy, and you dont have to be delicate and gentle -you can throw them bout and have some fun pulling off audacious manouvres, great fun. Later in the game, you get super-light chassis, with a giant engine plonked on top, such as the porsche 911 series cars, which light up their tires so easily, and throttle control must be extremely precise, otherwise you risk huge oversteer as you accelerate through a corner-often, in these cars, you will find yourself hurtling towards corners at what seems impossibly high speeds, so you brake, and fall way short of the corner-its extremely hard to judge their braking and accelerating power overall, the game, although in its later stages high skill is required, provides something for everyone, from fun and easy to drive minis to dangerously fast and hard to drive bmws and porsches, a brilliant game, with a few graphical glitches, but well worth buying(but for gods sake buy a proper controller or wheel-you'll soon start hitting the keyboard if you dont)
This is one hell of a great Racing Sim! One of the best I have had the pleasure of playing with only a few minor flaws. GT Legends probably needs no introduction so I will refrain from being long winded with it. Simpl... Read Full Review
I agree with Gamespot's rewiew that this game didnt need to have all the unlocking of Cars and tracks that the program fetures, the game is good enough to skip that part all together. but it does have it's use as it obvi... Read Full Review
