Gran Turismo Concept: 2002 Tokyo-Geneva
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"Gran Turismo 7 is hard to fault. I can't think of another racing game I've accidentally played for 5 hours straight without leaving the couch. The racing is thrilling, the cars are a joy to drive, the tracks are magnificent, and the career is well structured. I haven't even talked about the photo mode, which is one of the best I've seen in a game. All the screenshots in this review were taken with it. I haven't fully dipped into multiplayer yet either, which has the potential to spawn a thriving competitive scene. There's just so much, and I can't imagine wanting to play another racing sim any time soon."
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Gran Turismo Concept: 2002 Tokyo-Geneva is a racing simulator that acts as a scaled-down bridge between Gran Turismo 3 and Gran Turismo 4. It features a mix of real-world cars and concept models that later appeared in the fourth game, with a focus on high-end sports and luxury vehicles. The European version adds cars unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show, expanding the roster from earlier releases. Play includes single-player races, split-screen multiplayer, and online modes. Physics and handling stick to the series’ realistic standards, though the track selection is more limited than full Gran Turismo entries. The game’s standout is its roster of future-classic prototypes, offering a glimpse at cars that never made production. It sold over 1 million copies in Europe and 30,000 in Southeast Asia by 2008. North American players missed out but got a Nissan 350Z-focused variant instead. Split-screen support and a tighter focus on concept vehicles make it a curious entry for collectors, though its short length and regional exclusivity limit broader appeal.
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Single player, Multiplayer, Split screen
IGDB Rating
69.8
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