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@ 2005/03/16Delay after delay after delay, and almost two years behind schedule, Gran
Turismo 4 has finally been released. It has 700+ cars and about 50
tracks—that’s several times more than any other racing franchise on the
market. However, it\'s not the car list that attracts car buffs to GT4
(well, it is partly), it really is the amazing physics engine. The Gran
Turismo franchise has always been at the top of the food chain when it
comes to dominating the market of racing simulation. Now that the fourth
incarnation of this franchise has finally been released, we\'ll take a
look at whether or not it lives up to the hype that was created, and
whether it will stand up to the proud tradition of being, arguably, the
best racing series ever developed.
Turismo 4 has finally been released. It has 700+ cars and about 50
tracks—that’s several times more than any other racing franchise on the
market. However, it\'s not the car list that attracts car buffs to GT4
(well, it is partly), it really is the amazing physics engine. The Gran
Turismo franchise has always been at the top of the food chain when it
comes to dominating the market of racing simulation. Now that the fourth
incarnation of this franchise has finally been released, we\'ll take a
look at whether or not it lives up to the hype that was created, and
whether it will stand up to the proud tradition of being, arguably, the
best racing series ever developed.
