GT4

Posted by muesli in Video Games
Saturday, February 26. 2005

Just a short entry, uhm, and *GULP*:
Gran Turismo 4 Pictures! Just click and look. Oh and drool, of course. Spontaneous errections guaranteed.

No really, this is too amazing. A seven year old console which produces mind-blowing graphics. Congrats Sony, you made my day.

...muesli

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Just a few things about GT4, I really love the game, I have gold’s in most all the race’s and am at 91%, BUT I think the one make races are very boring with exception of a few! My biggest complaint is the missions, I thought this was suppose to be realistic I highly doubt anyone would put someone in a million dollar car without he or she knowing the setup on the car, not knowing this makes it hard to buy a car and set it up practice. I do suppose you can spend a lot of money guessing! Ok and on top of that who wants to wait every time in the “one lap magic” races (having to restart over and over to get it right) for the seconds to count down and the other cars to take their lead. The missions are all I have left in the game and trying to be polite on this site they really have me pissed off! I could go off the hook but that wouldn’t get me anywhere.

#1 Ernie on 2006-06-17 17:42 (Reply)

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