Gran Turismo 4
Gran Turismo 4 Prologue
Release: May 26, 2004
Platform: PlayStation 2
Cars: 50
Tracks: 5
Sales: 1.4 million
It was never released in North America, instead coming only to Japan, Europe and Australia. While it was basically a “cut down” version of the main game, acting as somewhat of a demo, it still featured main modes from the final game, including races, time attack and license tests.
Gran Turismo 4
Release: February 22, 2005
Platform: PlayStation 2
Cars: 722
Tracks: 51
Sales: 11.7 million
[youtube]https://youtu.be/keIIYTk35is[/youtube]
Gran Turismo 4 really took the series to new heights, both on a quantity and quality front. It was arguably the more ambitious of the Gran Turismo games up to that point, introducing new physics, visuals and features, but it was also met with mixed thoughts from critics and gamers alike. GT4 is definitely the more polarising of the major releases, with some critics pointing at the game’s lack of rendered damage, while Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson said that game wasn’t quite as realistic as it made out to be, citing some inconsistencies with handling and braking.
Nonetheless, it was a fantastic way to see out the best console of all time ahead of the release of the PlayStation 3 a year and a half later.
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Leasha
Monday 23rd of May 2016
Will it take them 5 years to release it though?
Gaetano Prestia
Thursday 1st of September 2016
lol delayed!
Master Fenix
Monday 23rd of May 2016
lol it's out end of this year!
Barters81
Saturday 21st of May 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73mCml74aXs
Looks good.