This fact will frustrate some to the degree that it addicts others

The only two complaints I have about GT3 are the flat, pixellated crowd that look like blurry cardboard cutouts, and the fact that the AI-controlled opponents still follow one, preset racing line, bludgeoning anything stupid enough to get in the way

I love the fact that tire wear becomes a major issue in the higher levels.

but I hate the fact that its too real

I don't like the fact that there are no longer any used cars at the dealerships

The fact that this game is now only $19.99 because of the "Greatest Hits" campaign is amazing

I hated the fact that you had to pass the damn license test before you could even race

The only downsides are the predictable A1, and the fact that you can only win the car from every group of races once in the whole game, (unless you use 2 memory cards)

Furthermore, I like the fact the GT series uses real world cars I can relate to

At least one of it!-----------------------------------------------------------------Value=Its worth the great A+

It is about as close to perfect as it gets, in my most humble opinion.

rear and mid engine cars do not flair as wildly out of control as in the past, and the new wet ground physics are great.

All time is lost when you experience GT3, and 24 hours may accidentally be lost as you suddenly notice the rising sun to your disbelief

All in all, I highly recommend it, but don't expect it to be so good as to convert RPG fans to racing games!

From the licensing, to the wheel and tune shop, there's no substitute for something as close to being realistic as

I rented about 10 games and although they were good game, they didn�t fully exploit the capability of the machine