Sega GT 2002

[Trevor Schell]

Have you X-Boxed today?? :P :P
Rented Sega GT 2002..

Enjoying this one as you start out with
a poor little Honda car that costs $5,000.
You start the game with 13,000. The next
inexpensive car cost about $18,000
So the only way to upgrade your car is to win
races and collect the prize money..However ,,
you have a damage meter in the top right corner
of the screen that records damages while racing.
So when you finish the race and collect your
prize money, some of it is taken away from you
based on the amount of damage your car
experienced during the race.

Example was that I won $1,800 for finishing
second in a race, but only collected $200
because of the damage I had inflicted on my
poor Honda during the race.
You can also tune your car for better traction etc..
So far this game seems pretty cool and one
that I might buy.:T




Trevor
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[Greg Stone]

Sounds like a good game Trev. How does it compare to Project Gotham Racing, kinda similar or totally different?




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[Trevor Schell]

It's been so long since I played Gotham it's hard to tell off hand.
I can say that there seems to be a lot of tracks in GT. Plus they are very long.
The options of buying new parts to enhance performance on your vehicle is what I like best.

Definately try renting it first to see if it's your type of game.




Trevor
My HomeTheater S.E.
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