Gran Turismo 3
08-13-2001, 06:34 AM
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*rubbin' arm*Whorebait.
Anyway, it doesn't matter what kind of Cruiser it is. It sucked in the game, and it wasn't a "race" car by any means. The girlie has one, and I've driven it a few times. It's BLAND.
08-13-2001, 02:25 PM
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Gran Turismo 3 is really more of GT 2.5, they just wanted to make a GT for PS2 at first but they eventully got it "big" enough for it to be a full fledged sequel. I am pretty sure with Hyundai winning a lot in the stock class for Rally racing they might get noticed and put in. Hope they put in a Tibby because that's a good first car to buy.
08-13-2001, 02:41 PM
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Save your pennies...buy a Viper. You can tune it out to 1100 HP...then nothing can touch you. I've hit 266 on the test track, and was still accelerating.
08-13-2001, 02:57 PM
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Hey Random, when you do the test track go backwards as much as you want, then go forwards, you'll get more room to get your speed all the way up! I've hit 249 in my Skyline, I beat my friends Corvette C5R and he bragged too much smile.gif smile.gif
08-13-2001, 05:59 PM
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Originally posted by HyundaiJVX:
Hey Random, when you do the test track go backwards as much as you want, then go forwards
Hey Random, when you do the test track go backwards as much as you want, then go forwards
???? I can hold 235 in the corners, and need the full straight to reach 266, just the straight is not enough to reach top speed.
