if you rub the logo on the disc lightly and smell the logo you can smell car tires, not everyone knows this perk. when they said smells real. they literally meant it.
Only on the original release. When I re-bought GT2 a couple of years ago I was disappointed to discover the platinum release doesn't have the scratch and sniff disc.
@Stephen Lee If he's 21 now, in early 2021, he was probably born in 1999. So he'd be 4 or 5 years old in 2003-2004, the PS1 was at his grandparents' house because they had the newer PS2 at their parents' house but still wanted something to play when visiting the g-rents (my Genesis was at my grandparents' house for a while). Over all, it works, but this seems like a tough game for a 4 or 5 year old.
"You work your way from to bottom to the top" This is why I hate modern racing games. They hand you the fastest and greatest stuff first and anything you get afterwards is just "meh"
"Having power limits force you to be strategic when tuning your car." (looks at 295 HP limit) HMMMMMMM.... (buys a lightweight vehicle and maxes out everything except the HP) GG Polyphony. I pretty much have a race car against these basic street racers.
Yes! Also there are cars and tracks from GT2 that unfortunately never came back again in the other GT games… By far one of the best GT games + the intro! I love it! Especially the european version with ''My Favorite Game (Faithless Remix)'' I think it fits so well to the intro! The way it flows along the intro… ;) Pure Nostalgia… The US version has the original ''My Favorite Game'' song, which is still good, and the japanese version has the ''Moon Over The Castle'' song, also really good! ...but I still prefer the european version, it's the best one! ;) I still got the game and the PS1, which still works fine after all the years! Played GT2 yesterday haha ;)
When I played this when I was like 8, I only had the digital controller. So I played the whole time without analog controls. And to this day, I still haven't even gotten past the Sunday cup. Now I wanna play it!
Same I got it the Christmas it came out just before I turned 8. In hindsight I guess it wasn't really suitable especially as it was my first PlayStation game but what a game though!
I've managed to get GT2 glitch only once, and it was quite magical. I'm not sure what exactly caused it, but I basically clipped through another car and both of us kept on driving while being stuck to one another. Not only that, but the game interpret it as the two of us constantly crashing into one another, so it wasn't very pleasant to listen to.
I did it once at Red Rock Valley. During the first turn my car somehow ended up inside another one and remained there for a few seconds before ejecting my car out the front with a huge speed boost.
There aren't many games I can confidently say I could re-play every single year but man, there is just soooo much to love with GT2. I love this series to death but GT2 especially. It's sorta incredible how well this entry holds up to this very day.
This game has some features that were way ahead of it's time. I I played it for the first time last week, and been playing it since then. The only game in recent memory that got me hooked like that was The Witcher 3.
Mines Skyline R32 babe GT2 was amazing with so much content that it took me years to finish it also GT 2 was made for the hardcore only, they cut out the casual gamers entirely which they admitted to also getting all gold on the license tests = rare cars that you can keep or sell for wads of cash and was worth it, also while it may seem stupid completing the license tests teaching you how to corner properly, if you don't corner properly you're not going to do well on the hardest difficulty, I've also never had a problem with the rubber banding because the AI was slow, very slow.
I'm here because I've got an itch to go play this again. I found this on a classic game shop shelf for $10. At first, I wondered if it was worth it, since I already owned the first game, but then I heard they substantially upped the number of cars, and after brief consideration, I just couldn't resist. That was $10 well spent, it's just an incredible game.
I see this game and it just makes me smile. The memories, the nostalgia the great times I had as a kid playing this. I will always keep this and my beloved ps1 and ps2. GT2 is where it all started for me. I still play this sometimes along with the GT3 and GT4.
This game made my pants very tight as a teenager. It was just so full of content, so many damn cars, modes, tracks, loved it. It was way ahead of its time.
Gran Turismo 2 was awesome. They put awesome muscle cars in it. 67 Plymouth GTX, 71 Plymouth Road Runner (Plymouth Muscle Car), 67 Merc Cougar and many more. I loved the Seattle track.
just found your review. that Yellow Stagea though, my favourite wagon of all time! Use cheap 90 Box Supra until you can get the Stagea as prize car, then amp it up to 600hp, adjust gear ratio. feels nice for drifting on Seattle Circuit hahah.
There's no rubber banding my dude. The AI cars are catching you with a combination of slip-stream and the fact that you're braking too late and/or sliding all over the place like a madman instead of taking the proper smooth racing line. I've played these games a lot over the years, and if you race well and maintain your line and speed its absolutely possible break away from the AI beyond the range at which they can get the benefits of slipstreaming and even lap them if the race is long enough (although obviously this becomes easier or harder depending on the relative power of your car to theirs). The games are intended to be a simulator (its in the name) so the idea that they would put rubber banding in there is kind of antithetical to what they were going for. Its not rubber-banding, its just punishing your mistakes.
Grant Perkins There is actually some kind of rubberbanding. I believe if you're far enough, the opponents will get 30% speed increase. If you're falling behind, the opponents will get 30% speed decrease. But, if your car is fast enough, you'll be able to race away from opponents regardless
My friend bought a steering wheel with pedals (that 360 modena with flappy paddles) That helped us a lot. My only complaint was that the steering wheel were a bit small. We had a blast driving the JGTC cars with tire damage. Good times. .
@4:21 We're looking at the rear end of *two different cars* used for comparison. *R33* on the Left. *R34* on the right. _That is all, carry on as you were._ 🤓✌️
Never understood the complaints with rubber-banding in this game. I've been playing this game for 20 years and not once did I feel that the other cars were unfairly keeping up with me. Most of the time, I end up with a huuuuuge lead. As long as you get within 50 of the horsepower limit for a race AND properly balance your car (handling, braking, acceleration), you should have no problem blowing away the competition. I think a lot of people just expect that they can throw a bunch of hp upgrades on and win. All the power in the world means nothing if you can't take corners well and rapidly accelerate out of turns.
@@sebastiankulche Yeah, I've been replaying this game lately, and there is actually way more rubber-banding than I previously thought. Guess I just never noticed since I win most of my races. Plus, I never keep track of what I'm racing against, unless I have to compete against that darn GT40 at Rome Circuit lol.
Fun fact: she's not. She's on GT1 on Grand Valley East spun out just before the tunnel and in last place. Also before the main race Danny Yamato (asian dude played by R.J De Vera) in his civic coupe is also playing GT1. R.J De Vera's personal s2000 is the car Johnny Tran is later seen driving with "100 grand under the hood".
Awesome review, again! I don't know why but I really love your reviews. Anyways it's good to see that GT2, right? Is improving upon and adding more content from the first one. I know almost every game triple A game in 2019 does that. Like the sports and COD games like you said. But also like you said Polyphony put a lot of additional content in this one. Even though it's very similar to first one it still gave you a lot talk about. And that's amazing. Thanks again. Can't wait to watch your GT3: A-Spec review. See you next time!
in GT1, you can put R33 GTR to the 930HP, but severely limited with 5 gears only transmission. In Gt2, R33 GTR max power were limited just to 630HP and also fixing highly-tuned turbo cars taking longer time to spool up. Handling sometimes going whack when using ABS brake control, traction control and even active stability control.
Licence Tests are actually good in the game like the 100m dash and stop test cause they test your reaction to brake while excelerating in a pacific mount of meters
If you pass all the B License tests with a Gold rating, that S2000 you get is by far the best first car you can obtain. Without modding it once, many races can be won.
This has to be my favourite game of all time I think. I think it's still highly playable today and it came out 18 freaking years ago!! That's the mark of a good game I think!
To this day I remember that on the arcade disc it said "Nornal" with an n instead of "Normal" on single player road race in german. I have not played another racing game for longer than this gem here. Back then it looked so real! Also the soundtrack... cannot remember if it was GT or arcade disc - but heck The Cardigans - my favourite game is a Song I listen to on a regular basis thanks to GT2!
Also the title sound track in the PAL version of this game, was the Cardigans. I didn't know that they changed title tracks until I came to the USA NTSC version and it was like Guns and Roses. The Cardigans - My Favorite Game was an epic title track for this and should have been used everywhere.
This game taught me how to drive by 13 years old lol… my mother was “too sick” to drive and asked if I knew how (pretty sure she was drunk) and of course I said yes… I took what I learned from this game and drove home lol
Played both and concluded some things: GT1 handling had tendency to fly, GT2 handling tends to grips Actually i finished license test however the save went corrupt so i used gold license tests
Is because of this game that I became fan of JDM cars... my first car if I not wrong was a Skyline GTS, then a R32, then the R34 V-Spec. My favorite all times
I loved the review. This is STILL the game I've played the most. I've achieved everything there was to achieve. Too bad the garage had a 100 cars limit. Just some corrections. This was not a hard game. Once you managed to achieved speed, it's not a piece of cake, but close. The hard part of the game is the one you have to race (very) slow street cars. By the way, yes, it's boooring at the begining. But it's worth it. That's where contemporary games, like the Need For Speed's, were obviously more apealling, since you could race fast cars frome the very start. I had no problem with that, though. I am 36 and I really hate how children now NEED to play too easy games so they don't get frustrated. I was really disappointed with GT3 and GT4, since they have many circuits and fast cars available from the start.
If there's rubber banding in GT2, then it must be a joke, cause there are several factors as to why some boxes can keep up with your Supra. 1. Car weight and acceleration- With how cars are handled in this game, your weight and transmission affect your acceleration, GREATLY. The Supra has decent starting BHP, but the main thing that holds it back is that it's stupidly heavy and has below average acceleration, just a better top speed, but a better top speed only is viable on more straights, Tahiti Road has more turns and chicanes than straights. Those boxes keep up with you because either their acceleration is better, they drive aggressively with you if you drive like shit and don't follow the racing line, or punish you for your mistakes. 2. Handling and understanding of your drive type- Every car handles differently and if you don't try to get a feel for all of them, you will struggle since most of the high end cars are MR type handlers, vehicles that handle well but spin out easier than the rest of the cast. I've driven a lot of cars in this game and if you have a car that handles well, accelerates like a beast, and you drive good, you will literally make a gap between you and the competition. Even if you make mistakes, cause I sure did, I drove aggressively and still followed the racing line and quickly caught back up, the more mistakes you make, the more likely you will struggle in terms of keeping up.
There is a quite sizeable rubber band. Try to complete a race by using OP cars, blast away in front then look at AI finishing time. Then try to do the same, but drive the same speed as AI. You'll notice it. Note : Endurance races don't have rubberbanding I think, as I can more easily leave AI in the dust.
@@RezaMaulana98RM98 I think it only truly goes away in the Endurance and IA-Licence requirement races, but as long as you drive consistently, you don't really notice
I had three memory cards on PS1: two main ones and a Gran Turismo one. Saving replays took extra blocks, I wish I could see if there are still any saved on my PS1 cards so I can record the footage now without a working PS1.
First US/J edition had a max percentage of 98.2% because of four removed races, generally considered to have been from a removed drag mode The 'last' PAL edition has a max percentage of 100.9% due to having both Opel and Vauxhall (depending on the language you selected) so essentially two races can be done twice Though the most amusing bug I read about here tcrf.net/Gran_Turismo_2 was the chance in the first US/J copy of having to contend with a Vector M12 LM (~680hp) in the Trial Mountain enduarnce race (limit of 295hp) - for the fact someone else on YT posted a video of them winning legitimately in this very situation :P
this is the first gran turismo game that i ever played and the one i played the most,not much of an evolution to the original GT but still an excellent game,with the best ost of the franchise imho.
@@louisbeerreviews8964 "Rub the label of the GT Mode disc gently with your fingertips or a soft cloth for the authentic pit-lane experience." One more thing get off the internet, if you couldn't check if that thing was fake or not 🤦♂️
Until now I still have no idea why getting gold on rally and Super-Licence tests are far easier than the "regular" tests... I had never bought any car before I acquired all the Super-Licence golds (and the GT-One).
Aaaahhh back when there were no racing lines in games just corner markers. Gt2 even though it was fun the a.i cars were unusually fast! Even if you're using same car as a.i, they will outrun you on the straight as if they have 800-900 bhp!! But I used gameshark codes to modify car weight :)
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if you rub the logo on the disc lightly and smell the logo you can smell car tires, not everyone knows this perk. when they said smells real. they literally meant it.
Thats true I had the original disc and case last month.
Dude that's amazing! I learn something everyday.
Made the console smell a bit lol
The same happens with FIFA 2001 if you rub the disc and then smell it it smells like grass
I've got to find mine, i've had it for 20 years and never knew that.
''It smeels real?'' Ya, you could smell rubber on the pal version of the GT2 cds
can confirm that
pedrux4real lol real
I recall being disapointed over that smell xD
Only PAL version?
Only on the original release. When I re-bought GT2 a couple of years ago I was disappointed to discover the platinum release doesn't have the scratch and sniff disc.
This is the game that got me into cars as a kid.
@Stephen Lee If he's 21 now, in early 2021, he was probably born in 1999. So he'd be 4 or 5 years old in 2003-2004, the PS1 was at his grandparents' house because they had the newer PS2 at their parents' house but still wanted something to play when visiting the g-rents (my Genesis was at my grandparents' house for a while). Over all, it works, but this seems like a tough game for a 4 or 5 year old.
Same but since I couldn't afford any of my dream cars so I got a gsxr750.
I was 10 when this came out. The rally stages really caught my attention, I was addicted to it.
"I'm surprised this kind of license test hasn't produced any internet memes yet"
*BK4 would like to know your location*
"STFU I'm doing licence tests."
*angry yellow evo noises*
Lmao
C O N E S
HE'S THERE
This is the first Gran Turismo I’ve ever played
*chooses Corvette*
*Chooses High Speed Raceway*
*Rob Zombie song starts*
*O R G A S M O V E R L O A D*
Diego Acosta Carrasquillo ntsc song list?
@@malik87breaker yeah, but if you have the PAL version, the Fatboy Slim song will do...
Did we just experience the same moment
"You work your way from to bottom to the top"
This is why I hate modern racing games. They hand you the fastest and greatest stuff first and anything you get afterwards is just "meh"
And it gives you a chance to adjust to the gradual speed and skill increase
"What am I meant to be smelling?"
The discs. They have scratch & sniff pads on the logos that smell like tires.
"Having power limits force you to be strategic when tuning your car."
(looks at 295 HP limit) HMMMMMMM....
(buys a lightweight vehicle and maxes out everything except the HP)
GG Polyphony. I pretty much have a race car against these basic street racers.
Yet something I didn't think of as a kid playing the game lol. It really makes the HP restrictions on some of the events mean very little.
That's what I figured out, put every mod but horsepower on the car, destroy the competition!
And I thought only a couple would cover this game. Amazing review.
+Razor440 Thanks, that's the thing with PS1 Gran Turismo games, even to this day, they're still fun games to play...
ColourShedProductions Gran Turismo 2 is also still fun because so many of the cars are just pure automotive nirvana, even to this day.
Yes! Also there are cars and tracks from GT2 that unfortunately never came back again in the other GT games…
By far one of the best GT games + the intro! I love it!
Especially the european version with ''My Favorite Game (Faithless Remix)''
I think it fits so well to the intro! The way it flows along the intro…
;)
Pure Nostalgia…
The US version has the original ''My Favorite Game'' song, which is still good,
and the japanese version has the ''Moon Over The Castle'' song, also really good!
...but I still prefer the european version, it's the best one! ;)
I still got the game and the PS1, which still works fine after all the years!
Played GT2 yesterday haha ;)
+ColourShedProductions forza cant even do that
When I played this when I was like 8, I only had the digital controller. So I played the whole time without analog controls. And to this day, I still haven't even gotten past the Sunday cup. Now I wanna play it!
Same I got it the Christmas it came out just before I turned 8. In hindsight I guess it wasn't really suitable especially as it was my first PlayStation game but what a game though!
THERE WERE ANALOG CONTROLS!?
analog was just an enhancer. d-pad was just as viable if you sequentially tap the buttons to make your cornering and turning smooth.
Travos k this shook me because i played the whole game on the d pad and still do
I still play it in the d-pad lol
Gran Turismo 2, Resident Evil 2 ... golden days of PS1
Gta 1
Gran Turismo 2, Resident Evil 2, GTA 2, Driver 2, Twisted Metal 2, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, Dino Crisis 2, Tomb Raider 2, Ridge Racer 2 (Revolution), Street Fighter Alpha 2, Street Fighter EX2, Crash Bandicoot 2, Spyro 2, Jumping Flash! 2, Syphon Filter 2, Tenchu 2, Cool Boarders 2, Tekken 2, Rayman 2, Parasite Eve 2, Need for Speed 2, Super Puzzle Fighter 2, Suikoden 2, Persona 2 (Eternal Punishment), Wipeout 2 (2097/XL), Oddworld 2 (Abe's Exoddus), Gex 2 (Enter the Gecko), Tomba! 2, Mega Man Legends 2, MediEvil 2, Jet Moto 2, Legacy of Kain 2 (Soul Reaver), Chrono Trigger 2 (Chrono Cross), Bloody Roar 2, Bushido Blade 2, Hot Shots Golf 2, Reel Fishing 2, Medal of Honor 2 (Underground), Ogre Battle 2 (Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together), X-COM 2 (Terror from the Deep), International Superstar Soccer Pro Evolution 2, Colin McRae Rally 2.0, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 2 (Rogue Spear), Civilization 2, Puzzle Bobble/Bust-a-Move 2, WWF SmackDown! 2, NFL Blitz 2 (2000), TOCA 2, Star Ocean 2 (The Second Story), Fear Effect 2, Ace Combat 2, V-Rally 2, Moto Racer 2, Rollcage Stage 2, UmJammer Lammy (kind of PaRappa the Rapper 2), Toy Story 2, Croc 2, Alundra 2, Colony Wars 2 (Vengeance), Arc the Lad 2, Lunar 2, DDR 2 (2ndMix), RayStorm (kind of Ray 2), Tales of Destiny 2 (Tales of Eternia), Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro, Bust a Groove 2, Strider 2, Anna Kournikova's Smash Court Tennis 2, Vigilante 8 2 (2nd Offense), Tobal 2, Quake 2, Command & Conquer 2 (Red Alert), Front Mission 2, Riven (kind of Myst 2), Tempest 2 (X3/2000), Vandal Hearts 2...
...a lot of good 2s in the original PlayStation
I've managed to get GT2 glitch only once, and it was quite magical. I'm not sure what exactly caused it, but I basically clipped through another car and both of us kept on driving while being stuck to one another. Not only that, but the game interpret it as the two of us constantly crashing into one another, so it wasn't very pleasant to listen to.
I did it once at Red Rock Valley. During the first turn my car somehow ended up inside another one and remained there for a few seconds before ejecting my car out the front with a huge speed boost.
+BawesomeBurf Haha, at least you got s speed boost!
It happened to me at Tahiti road
@@ReddoX30 it happened to me ..i went to a dead stop
6:59 BK4 : allow me to introduce myself
I was going to comment that
There aren't many games I can confidently say I could re-play every single year but man, there is just soooo much to love with GT2. I love this series to death but GT2 especially. It's sorta incredible how well this entry holds up to this very day.
This game has some features that were way ahead of it's time. I I played it for the first time last week, and been playing it since then.
The only game in recent memory that got me hooked like that was The Witcher 3.
Mines Skyline R32 babe
GT2 was amazing with so much content that it took me years to finish it
also GT 2 was made for the hardcore only, they cut out the casual gamers entirely which they admitted to
also getting all gold on the license tests = rare cars that you can keep or sell for wads of cash and was worth it, also while it may seem stupid completing the license tests teaching you how to corner properly, if you don't corner properly you're not going to do well on the hardest difficulty, I've also never had a problem with the rubber banding because the AI was slow, very slow.
I'm here because I've got an itch to go play this again. I found this on a classic game shop shelf for $10. At first, I wondered if it was worth it, since I already owned the first game, but then I heard they substantially upped the number of cars, and after brief consideration, I just couldn't resist. That was $10 well spent, it's just an incredible game.
I see this game and it just makes me smile. The memories, the nostalgia the great times I had as a kid playing this.
I will always keep this and my beloved ps1 and ps2. GT2 is where it all started for me.
I still play this sometimes along with the GT3 and GT4.
This game made my pants very tight as a teenager. It was just so full of content, so many damn cars, modes, tracks, loved it. It was way ahead of its time.
Gran Turismo 2 was awesome. They put awesome muscle cars in it. 67 Plymouth GTX, 71 Plymouth Road Runner (Plymouth Muscle Car), 67 Merc Cougar and many more. I loved the Seattle track.
I love how this game had 600+ cars, high levels of tuning, customization to an extent, way back in 1999. Forza only added night races a few years ago.
Damm it really has almost 700 cars for real? I think i might get this one instead of gt4
who plays Gran turismo 2 in 2017? like if you do
heck yeah
HUUUUAAAAAAH
supergamer1122 I'm gonna
I don't but if they did an HD remaster I'd buy it for 100 bucks
I just got off of my ps1 playing GT2
best gran turismo game ever
Giovanni Salto gt4 is my favourite
@DJ-eEzy I just don't think the rest of them were challenging enough
I prefer PSP. The rest have very stiff controls.
just found your review. that Yellow Stagea though, my favourite wagon of all time! Use cheap 90 Box Supra until you can get the Stagea as prize car, then amp it up to 600hp, adjust gear ratio. feels nice for drifting on Seattle Circuit hahah.
I'd honestly rather use the right thumb stick to accelerate or decelerate. The triggers on the DS3 are not great.
That's how I played this game too! Gives you precise analog control over acceleration and deceleration.
Well I rather play it on an emulator with my g29 steering wheel
There's no rubber banding my dude. The AI cars are catching you with a combination of slip-stream and the fact that you're braking too late and/or sliding all over the place like a madman instead of taking the proper smooth racing line. I've played these games a lot over the years, and if you race well and maintain your line and speed its absolutely possible break away from the AI beyond the range at which they can get the benefits of slipstreaming and even lap them if the race is long enough (although obviously this becomes easier or harder depending on the relative power of your car to theirs). The games are intended to be a simulator (its in the name) so the idea that they would put rubber banding in there is kind of antithetical to what they were going for. Its not rubber-banding, its just punishing your mistakes.
this!! he's just a not good enough driver
OMG the slipstream in GT2 is so broken. it gives you like a good 100+ horse power even if you're around 7 cars away.
Grant Perkins There is actually some kind of rubberbanding. I believe if you're far enough, the opponents will get 30% speed increase. If you're falling behind, the opponents will get 30% speed decrease. But, if your car is fast enough, you'll be able to race away from opponents regardless
Rubber banding is the single, greatest evil of racing games. Fuck it and fuck whoever thought this was a good idea.
My friend bought a steering wheel with pedals (that 360 modena with flappy paddles) That helped us a lot. My only complaint was that the steering wheel were a bit small. We had a blast driving the JGTC cars with tire damage. Good times. .
The icense test in the dodge viper, that damn chicane on Laguna Seca!
Keep up these retro video game reviews!!! So many awesome games that people never go over them nowadays
I still play this in 2018. 😎
same here
Hearing the words 'apricot hill' in conjunction literally triggered memories of how much I used to play this game! Wow.
@4:21 We're looking at the rear end of *two different cars* used for comparison.
*R33* on the Left. *R34* on the right.
_That is all, carry on as you were._ 🤓✌️
Wow, fantastic review! Deserves way, way, way more views.
Best GT game in the series and probably my second favorite PSX game all-time.
And which one is the number one? Surprised no one asked
@@bluluxabica868 Metal Gear Solid. And yes, 3 years and no one asks.
@@SupplementalSense haha sounds good, man! Thanks for answering so quickly (:
Ok but 3rd favourite?
@@someguy8951 THPS 2
Never understood the complaints with rubber-banding in this game. I've been playing this game for 20 years and not once did I feel that the other cars were unfairly keeping up with me. Most of the time, I end up with a huuuuuge lead. As long as you get within 50 of the horsepower limit for a race AND properly balance your car (handling, braking, acceleration), you should have no problem blowing away the competition. I think a lot of people just expect that they can throw a bunch of hp upgrades on and win. All the power in the world means nothing if you can't take corners well and rapidly accelerate out of turns.
The problem is that the AI doesnt feel like if they were actually braking at all, and the game is hard for newcomers even in the first races.
@@sebastiankulche Yeah, I've been replaying this game lately, and there is actually way more rubber-banding than I previously thought. Guess I just never noticed since I win most of my races. Plus, I never keep track of what I'm racing against, unless I have to compete against that darn GT40 at Rome Circuit lol.
@@BawesomeBurf Yeah... the amount of cars i used only to win that f.... race....
Even at that time this game have slipstream physics, do a race in test course, keep behind straight with ai, and u can see the speed raising
I've owned every Gran Turismo but still play this by far more than any other, but part of that is because I can play it on portable devices.
My oh my... To be 8 years old again and to have an all nighter with this in my hands...❤️
Fun fact: This was the racing game that Michelle Rodriguez character Letty was playing in the original Fast and Furious house party scene.
Fun fact: she's not.
She's on GT1 on Grand Valley East spun out just before the tunnel and in last place.
Also before the main race Danny Yamato (asian dude played by R.J De Vera) in his civic coupe is also playing GT1.
R.J De Vera's personal s2000 is the car Johnny Tran is later seen driving with "100 grand under the hood".
Awesome review, again! I don't know why but I really love your reviews. Anyways it's good to see that GT2, right? Is improving upon and adding more content from the first one. I know almost every game triple A game in 2019 does that. Like the sports and COD games like you said. But also like you said Polyphony put a lot of additional content in this one. Even though it's very similar to first one it still gave you a lot talk about. And that's amazing. Thanks again. Can't wait to watch your GT3: A-Spec review. See you next time!
amazing game for ps1
I always started with a used early 90's blue honda prelude. actually i want to do that again.
That yellow stagea at the beginning. Best 4wd wagon without racing sticker options. Its fast.
i like your avgn-style game reviews, but this games don't suck and still it's funny to find flaws in them
in GT1, you can put R33 GTR to the 930HP, but severely limited with 5 gears only transmission.
In Gt2, R33 GTR max power were limited just to 630HP and also fixing highly-tuned turbo cars taking longer time to spool up. Handling sometimes going whack when using ABS brake control, traction control and even active stability control.
For s ps1 game it looked great and still plays well today, still probably the best of the series.
I like how I have no problem with the lisence tests.
Only if I try to get all gold... then I fall into problems
this was one of my first ever games I played. I was born in 1994 and remember all the background music lol
1994 born too June 10. How about you? Grew up with GT1 3 and 4. Can't wait for GT7
Also born in 94 we are lucky as we hit every sweet spot in gaming history being the appropriate age to comprehend what was going on
Licence Tests are actually good in the game like the 100m dash and stop test cause they test your reaction to brake while excelerating in a pacific mount of meters
Amazing review! I’m gonna watch em all :)
3:54 I'm actually genially surprised and shocked. I never knew that
If you pass all the B License tests with a Gold rating, that S2000 you get is by far the best first car you can obtain. Without modding it once, many races can be won.
This is probably one of the most realistic looking ps1 games
Absolutely. It's always been between GT2 and Colin McRae Rally 2.0 for racing graphics dominance on the PS1. Both gorgeous for their time.
This has to be my favourite game of all time I think. I think it's still highly playable today and it came out 18 freaking years ago!! That's the mark of a good game I think!
Great review man, but no Escudo Pikes Peak mention? that thing was massive, roll on the walls and step on it on straights
2 million credit cheat code is very much accurate. Tested and tuned many things on GT2 but nothing is really close to it over-all.
Gran Turismo and Toca got me hooked on sim racing. Doing it in VR these days is awesome.
To this day I remember that on the arcade disc it said "Nornal" with an n instead of "Normal" on single player road race in german. I have not played another racing game for longer than this gem here. Back then it looked so real!
Also the soundtrack... cannot remember if it was GT or arcade disc - but heck The Cardigans - my favourite game is a Song I listen to on a regular basis thanks to GT2!
This game and NFS2 made me get hooked on cars. This game made me fall in love with the Ford GT40 and NFS2 with the McLaren F1. I love my youth.
Also the title sound track in the PAL version of this game, was the Cardigans. I didn't know that they changed title tracks until I came to the USA NTSC version and it was like Guns and Roses. The Cardigans - My Favorite Game was an epic title track for this and should have been used everywhere.
So thats why he didn't mention that
wow there are so much more cars than gt3
GT4 fixed that handily though as it has over 800 cars if I recall
You are not meant to do every single license test before buying your first car
A smelling CD is worth millions today = D
This game taught me how to drive by 13 years old lol… my mother was “too sick” to drive and asked if I knew how (pretty sure she was drunk) and of course I said yes… I took what I learned from this game and drove home lol
Dude I remember watching the replays just cuz they looked so real. I couldn’t believe it (back then)
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Played both and concluded some things:
GT1 handling had tendency to fly,
GT2 handling tends to grips
Actually i finished license test however the save went corrupt so i used gold license tests
Is because of this game that I became fan of JDM cars... my first car if I not wrong was a Skyline GTS, then a R32, then the R34 V-Spec. My favorite all times
Man this took me straight back to my childhood
I beat most of the game with a GT40 clean driving, on my first playthrough i used escudo and ride the walls
My personal favorite gran turismo, it's by far the most fun!
Speed is the name of the game speedways, raceways, road courses, rally and endurance.
Escudo's sister "Cultus" 😍😍
Brilliant reviews on all the GT games
It really smells like tyres on the original release.
I think the reason why there's spectator stands in the license test-only tracks is so that the instructors and their students can watch you.
I loved the review. This is STILL the game I've played the most. I've achieved everything there was to achieve. Too bad the garage had a 100 cars limit. Just some corrections. This was not a hard game. Once you managed to achieved speed, it's not a piece of cake, but close. The hard part of the game is the one you have to race (very) slow street cars. By the way, yes, it's boooring at the begining. But it's worth it. That's where contemporary games, like the Need For Speed's, were obviously more apealling, since you could race fast cars frome the very start. I had no problem with that, though. I am 36 and I really hate how children now NEED to play too easy games so they don't get frustrated. I was really disappointed with GT3 and GT4, since they have many circuits and fast cars available from the start.
agree, and i also make R2 gas and L2 brake, even on a PS1 dualshock without triggers. still feels good
The part about dealerships is so relatable... Escudo!
If there's rubber banding in GT2, then it must be a joke, cause there are several factors as to why some boxes can keep up with your Supra.
1. Car weight and acceleration- With how cars are handled in this game, your weight and transmission affect your acceleration, GREATLY. The Supra has decent starting BHP, but the main thing that holds it back is that it's stupidly heavy and has below average acceleration, just a better top speed, but a better top speed only is viable on more straights, Tahiti Road has more turns and chicanes than straights. Those boxes keep up with you because either their acceleration is better, they drive aggressively with you if you drive like shit and don't follow the racing line, or punish you for your mistakes.
2. Handling and understanding of your drive type- Every car handles differently and if you don't try to get a feel for all of them, you will struggle since most of the high end cars are MR type handlers, vehicles that handle well but spin out easier than the rest of the cast.
I've driven a lot of cars in this game and if you have a car that handles well, accelerates like a beast, and you drive good, you will literally make a gap between you and the competition. Even if you make mistakes, cause I sure did, I drove aggressively and still followed the racing line and quickly caught back up, the more mistakes you make, the more likely you will struggle in terms of keeping up.
There is a quite sizeable rubber band. Try to complete a race by using OP cars, blast away in front then look at AI finishing time. Then try to do the same, but drive the same speed as AI. You'll notice it.
Note : Endurance races don't have rubberbanding I think, as I can more easily leave AI in the dust.
The menus look so cool. Every menu screen is a novelty
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complains about rubber banding, ironically when course map clearly shows no rubber banding in that race
Pretty sure Rubber Band in GT2 only exists in the Sunday Cup right?
@@RezaMaulana98RM98 I think it only truly goes away in the Endurance and IA-Licence requirement races, but as long as you drive consistently, you don't really notice
I really liked the license tests. Getting gold on each one of them shows if one has mastered the game or not.
Yeah I liked them too but agree with the uploader about the issues he raised.
I remember having a scratch and smell thing on my GT2 game case, it smelled like rubber when scratched
Wow it's all coming back to me, my favourites were TVR Speed 12, Mitsubishi Evo VI Tommi Makinen, R390, Elise GT1...
Man this brings back memories. I used to always pick the A70 supra as my first car, makes me really want to buy one today hah.
I had three memory cards on PS1: two main ones and a Gran Turismo one. Saving replays took extra blocks, I wish I could see if there are still any saved on my PS1 cards so I can record the footage now without a working PS1.
Smells real = scratch and smell disc on the blue one.
First US/J edition had a max percentage of 98.2% because of four removed races, generally considered to have been from a removed drag mode
The 'last' PAL edition has a max percentage of 100.9% due to having both Opel and Vauxhall (depending on the language you selected) so essentially two races can be done twice
Though the most amusing bug I read about here tcrf.net/Gran_Turismo_2 was the chance in the first US/J copy of having to contend with a Vector M12 LM (~680hp) in the Trial Mountain enduarnce race (limit of 295hp) - for the fact someone else on YT posted a video of them winning legitimately in this very situation :P
this is the first gran turismo game that i ever played and the one i played the most,not much of an evolution to the original GT but still an excellent game,with the best ost of the franchise imho.
gtr with initial upgrades and eventually to 1000+hp was the car that leveled me up, and eventually buying the 787b and the toyota la mans.
Você tem uma boa variedade de jogos, gostei da playlist.
Parabéns.
There's a scratch and sniff on the pal disc. Smells of burning rubber.
Noob, smells real because if you rub the label of the disc it's supposed to smell like a used tire.
First thing I did was look to see if this was posted, I bought this game as a kid when it came out.
its actually supposed to smell like a pit lane.
You should rub the GT2 disc and you get tire smell.
Fake
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"Rub the label of the GT Mode disc gently with your fingertips or a soft cloth for the authentic pit-lane experience."
One more thing get off the internet, if you couldn't check if that thing was fake or not 🤦♂️
Btw the career section of GTSPORT has the BGM Of arcade mode from gt2
Ah the early 90's Supra. The best car 10,000 credits could buy.
Stupid understeer once you upgrade though and I could never figure out how to adjust suspensions
Dear internet dude making content SCRATCH THE DISK (This should have been written in crayon, thanks google)
Until now I still have no idea why getting gold on rally and Super-Licence tests are far easier than the "regular" tests... I had never bought any car before I acquired all the Super-Licence golds (and the GT-One).
Back in the day in Japan, this game was a time killer.
Aaaahhh back when there were no racing lines in games just corner markers. Gt2 even though it was fun the a.i cars were unusually fast! Even if you're using same car as a.i, they will outrun you on the straight as if they have 800-900 bhp!! But I used gameshark codes to modify car weight :)
I loved GT2 so much that I never played it. GT1 and GT3 FTW.