Given you're new and this thread is pretty empty, I'll start off with a Welcome, Rocoloco! and a story of my own:
I got GT3 from my school's yearly car boot sale a few years ago (and ~2.5 years later I got GT4 from a local fair) and, although I could tell from the cover itself it was an old game (from the art style, not from the state of it
, which was pristeen. I still have no idea how I "knew" it was old. Maybe it's just my subconscious working with my peripheral vision that figured it was a PS2 game and didn't tell my conscious self. ............ Anyway, I digress...) I still took it and got my PS2 running it and I was, well, basically an extreme in terms of beginner. I started off in a free run in arcade mode on the Super Speedway and I started off getting used to all the new things the game was showing me (I still remember it clearly, especially when I got myself stuck in the pits almost immediately). Fast-forward a year or so. I was still very early in the game, I might've finished the Arcade "Easy" and got the first credits film, idr, and I had the IB lisence and was competing in the Amateur league AT BEST. The slowness this game played compared to other games was unbelievable now that I look back, but I still enjoyed it, still practically the only game I played on my PS2 (sometimes played a bit of an obscure favourite of mine, Shox). Fast-forward another couple or so years. I got GT4 on a fair (along with Ace Combat: Squadron Leader (that's The Unsung War for the rest of the world)) and I was amazed particularly at the options screen (usually is one of the first things I see in a game now), and yadda, yadda, off-topic yadda, and I pretty much stopped playing GT3 until I 1) stopped playing on console and played PC games, and 2) my PC (which is probably older than the PS2) died, so I archived my old saves on my archiving memory card and started afresh. Lisences suddenly became a breeze and I was confident enough in my abilities to set a challenge to keep my win ratio 100%, if I lost a race: Reset console. And we reach present time.
TL;DR: I also still have GT3 and a working PS2, and I still enjoy this game. I really don't notice the graphics, I'm not that sort of person, and I disagree with your
rocoloco
I hope you have a good time here at
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