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Yipee - 2 weeks holiday now for Easter. Hopefully I won't end up spending all the time off as I did yesterday - on the PS2. My original package didn't have a memory card, so I have only had the Arcade Mode of Gran Turisimo so far. Yesterday morning my Amazon order arrived with the card and I'm afraid I ended up spending most of the day doing my licence tests, taking part in races in the Sunday Cup and generally dicking around with my car.

I will have to ration myself a limited number of hours per day - it'll just be too embarrassing to go back to work after Easter and have to tell people what I did with my holiday!

Stuart, I know you said you were a GT addict - what car upgrade have you found to be the most significant enhancement?

If anyone else is reading this, please leave a comment - I'm starting to find the internet a rather lonely place!

2006-04-09 09:29:40 GMT

Comments (4 total)

Author:snoopy842f

You would probably be better off asking my 13 year old son but from what I remember suspension and handling mods are the best to start with. Personally my favorite game of all time was "Driver", although I think this may have been for the ps 1. Happy racing and you can always lie about what you did in the holidays.

2006-04-09 18:58:35 GMT

Author:Sean

Thanks for the advice - I've had a "little" play today and have won a few more races and won enough credits to upgrade the suspension, traction and give the engine a boost for a higher straight line speed.

I will have a look around for a copy of Driver - I think that I have played it once before on a friend's machine.

2006-04-09 22:13:18 GMT

Author:marcusjjjjj

Ah, Gran Turismo.
Once, I was its slave... Somewhat luckily though, I was so bad at three and four that there was little point in continuing.

The Driver you should be looking for is DRIVER: Parralel Lines. Under no circumstances get "Driv3r", or you will be weeping bitter, salty tears down your chin by tea time.

2006-04-10 08:57:18 GMT

Author:Sean

Thanks - that was a close shave - I'd been about to go down the Driv3r route - my chin can now remain saline free.

2006-04-10 12:15:20 GMT

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		You're Mii-iiiiiii-iiiiy, Baby, You're Yipee - 2 weeks holiday now for Easter. Hopefully I won't end up spending all the time off as I did yesterday - on the PS2. My original package didn't have a memory card, so I have only had the Arcade Mode of Gran Turisimo so far. Yesterday morning my Amazon order arrived with the card and I'm afraid I ended up spending most of the day doing my licence tests, taking part in races in the Sunday Cup and generally dicking around with my car. I will have to ration myself a limited number of hours per day - it'll just be too embarrassing to go back to work after Easter and have to tell people what I did with my holiday! Stuart, I know you said you were a GT addict - what car upgrade have you found to be the most significant enhancement? If anyone else is reading this, please leave a comment - I'm starting to find the internet a rather lonely place! 2006-04-09 09:29:40 GMT Comments (4 total) Author:snoopy842f You would probably be better off asking my 13 year old son but from what I remember suspension and handling mods are the best to start with. Personally my favorite game of all time was "Driver", although I think this may have been for the ps 1. Happy racing and you can always lie about what you did in the holidays. 2006-04-09 18:58:35 GMT Author:Sean Thanks for the advice - I've had a "little" play today and have won a few more races and won enough credits to upgrade the suspension, traction and give the engine a boost for a higher straight line speed. I will have a look around for a copy of Driver - I think that I have played it once before on a friend's machine. 2006-04-09 22:13:18 GMT Author:marcusjjjjj Ah, Gran Turismo. Once, I was its slave... Somewhat luckily though, I was so bad at three and four that there was little point in continuing. The Driver you should be looking for is DRIVER: Parralel Lines. Under no circumstances get "Driv3r", or you will be weeping bitter, salty tears down your chin by tea time. 2006-04-10 08:57:18 GMT Author:Sean Thanks - that was a close shave - I'd been about to go down the Driv3r route - my chin can now remain saline free. 2006-04-10 12:15:20 GMT Site Home