This game consumed my life as a kid with a Xbox. I can still remember playing with my big green Duke. This game had great cars, beautiful graphics for the time, and a really fun campaign progression as well as fun split screen multiplayer. Such a classic Xbox game!
The game features quality graphics, sound, controls, and options but doesn't really sign above the competition in any of the aforementioned categories.
I grew up playing this game, sad its not popular, but its better that way so people don't mess up this masterpiece in sequels that are milked out each year like you see now, it has a different setup that I dont see in any game and I love the music. I get happy vibes when I play the music and get memories I would recommend it.
A really great racer for the Original Xbox. The gameplay is good. It isn't quite on Gran Turismo's level, but it's definitely better than other racers on the Xbox like Rallisport Challenge and Project Gotham Racing. The graphics are amazing, and are somehow still really good after almost 20 years. The career mode, however, is where this game really shines. It takes the Gran Turismo formula and...improves on it. Yes, I said it. To earn licenses, you don't have to turn corners whilst doing a handstand and performing a sacrifice to satan. Instead, all you have to do is a lap around a track in a certain amount of time. That's it. No **** Another improvement over Gran Turismo is the inclusion of a damage meter. If you hit stuff while you race, the meter goes down and you lose a bit of prize money. This adds a layer of strategy to the game and makes you race fairly. There is one bad thing about this game, however: the sound. Every engine sounds the same AND they all sound like a 50 year old hairdryer. It distracts from what is otherwise one of the best racing games out there. If you're a racing fan and you have an Original Xbox (or hell, even a 360), do yourself a favor and pick this one up.
It's Sega's turn to jump on the Gran Turismo bandwagon and the result can best be described as "adequate". There's nothing terribly wrong with it but it's unremarkable in every department.
Joliment présenté, interface claire et les commandes répondent bien. D'une façon générale ça n'a pas à rougir au moins d'un point de vue technique avec les Gran Turismo contemporains mais il est regrettable de constater que les bruits de moteur sont bien plus horribles, une torture pour les oreilles.
La conduite demeure très moyenne (un point commun avec les GT certes) et beaucoup trop arcade ; c'était prévisible de la part d'un titre estampillé Sega même s'il s'agit d'une "simulation" à côté d'un Ridge Racer (tout est relatif en effet). Tout cela est donc assez bâclé, il faut le reconnaître.
SummarySega GT 2002 features more than 125 current and classic high-performance vehicles that reflect the handling and performance specifications from their real-life counterparts. Chronicle mode puts you behind the wheel of hot rods from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, while the Quick Battle mode lets you jump right into the action. The true test, howe...