Gran Turismo 4 [Greatest Hits]

Sony's Gran Turismo series, the acclaimed "real-driving simulator" lauded for its sense of authenticity and diverse selection of licensed cars, returns to PlayStation 2 with a completely redesigned game and physics engine. In addition to the same modes of play found in 2001's Gran Turismo 3 A-Spec, with certain areas expanded upon in an attempt to offer more depth, the sequel includes more than 500 cars to choose from and over 50 real-world tracks to test them out on. Classic cars can also be unlocked and stored in a special museum apart from more advanced models available on the showroom floor. The developers not only sought to improve the visuals of the game, bringing the 3D graphics closer to the quality of the replays, but also the atmosphere surrounding each event. Now animated crowds appear along the tracks to cheer on their favorite drivers, and pit crews are viewable as they quickly work on vehicles to make the subtle adjustments needed to win a race. For the complete driving experience, players can race with the custom-designed Driving Force Pro steering wheel peripheral from Logitech, sold separately.

PS2 CONTROLLER

MENU

D-Pad or Left Analog Stick = highlight selected feature
X or Circle Button = accept
Triangle or Square Button = cancel

GAMEPLAY

Left Analog Stick = steering
D-Pad Left or Right = steer left or right
X Button or Right Analog Stick Up = accelerate
Square Button or Right Analog Stick Down = brake
Circle Button = emergency brake
Triangle Button = reverse
L1 Button = rear view
L2 Button = downshift
R1 Button = boost
R2 Button = upshift
Select Button = toggle driver views

REPLAY

R1 Button = replay controls ~ Keith Adams, All Game Guide