Sony’s #BestOfGT Week Celebrates 15 Years of Gran Turismo

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Sony Computer Entertainment Europe kicked off a #BestOfGT week on Monday to celebrate 15 years of the Gran Turismo series. Via the EU PlayStation Blog:

Every day this week we’ll be talking about one game in the series. We’d like you to pick one outstanding memory from each game – whether it be a favourite track, car or race – and let us know either here on PlayStation Blog, or on Facebook, our forums, or Twitter, using the #BestOfGT hashtag. At the end of the week, we’ll then capture these moments in-game and collate them in a single video, giving a shout-out to all those whose suggestions were picked.

A new “teaser trailer” for GT6 has also been released, though it only contains footage compiled of other trailers and GT Academy material.

Although this promotion is driven by PlayStation’s European division, participation is open to everyone, so dive in and share your best memories of Gran Turismo!

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Comments (97)

  1. NaganoRN

    I started GT saga at 1997 (or 1998, bad and short memories) w/GT1, I continued at GT2 for loooove a great list car of my dream, and i was mad it in GT3, when in season, that graph PS2 was the thing most advanced in the world. In GT4, I got mad again and was the most played game between 2005-2008. The GT5 was my rev-game and was my first GT that brought me friends. Thanks to GT5 so. And GT6 will repeat the dose with more horny.

  2. THA JABBERWOCKY

    Iam 28 years old and I was in j.h. School waaaay back when my best friend turned me on to my first ps1 game gt1. He raved about this game and he let me borrow the double disc game.

    Before I didn’t know anything about cars until I met gt1. I didn’t want to give the game back I was so addicted but I was a true friend and because my grades were good my pops brought it for me from a popular game store back then called FUNCOLAND…. Showing my age I just took you regulars waaaay back lollol.

    I’ve played every gt game out and I consider it the best racing sim ever. It turned me on to all types of cars.

    All I new about when I was younger was fast Lamborghini is the best ever lolol (stupid little kid). But now i know the value and rareness of cars later in life now.

    Ask me now the kinda cars I like and it’s totally different. If I could buy any affordable car if I came up on a little
    Money it would be:

    1. 69 camaro – restored

    2. Rx7 spirit 2002 – streight rotery to keep that crazy sound.

    Thank you gt series. Gt6 will be a first day pickup

  3. ddublee

    My Best friend first played Gran turismo on a PS1 demo disk at a big bix store, circa 97. We then got the game, without a memory card, and would play the licenses and races all over every time! until the ps1 overheated. It’s why GT1 to me was the best game ever, that game had so much innovation for a ps1 title.

    I loved GT2 and 3..but it was GT4 that got me really back into it. The graphics and race variety on the ps2 were really great. I was disappointed most in gt5 because of the lack of damage and cheap standard cars, I still love the game and have finished most of it. (f*ck the sebastean leob’s rally challenge) I think Gt6 looks really promising.

  4. super_gt

    physics comparison test:GT5 vs. REAL PHYSICS

    take a rear wheel drive car,start from standstill.straight steering wheel,full throtlle-rear wheels scrolled(wheels spin)

    in GT5 will happens…………………………………………………………………………NOTHING!

    in REAL WORLD of physics back of the car will be slide oversteering left/right until wheels does not stop scrolling!

    IF this will be change in GRAN TURISMO 6???? I don”t think so!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    real driving simulator

    1. super_gt

      best sim at console!not enough for mee,soon coming PS4 powerfull like PC then Gran Turismo have to compers with best sims and best on console is not be enough!I”RACING discuss put their game on PS4 than GT have to be brilliant for this title BEST SIM ON CONSOLE!

  5. Jamaicangmah

    I remember back in the day i saw this game called Gran Tourismo in a copy EGM. I thought it looked good but i was a Need for Speed and Ridge Racer back then. However on a summers day my friend came to borrow a game and all he had was this Gran Tourismo game, i said ok and we exchanged.

    It’s safe to say that was the 1st time i tried crack, i was beyond hooked. I never gave it back i think i gave him 2 of my games to keep his Gran Tourismo. I have owned and played every installment religiously since. I bought a DFGT and that changed my life again, i even have the GT key ring which i placed on my car keys.

    Hi i’m Jamaicangmah and i’m a Gran Tourismo-aloic

    1. sayba2th

      Agreed Bromwich, in fact I would say too harsh, yes there were flaws but overall but certainly does not warrant fail *facepalm* Dare I even ask why it was a fail in Torino’s opinion

  6. The Prodigy

    5 years old when gt3 came out and i absolutely loved it. I remember begging my mom if i could play a little more. Good times……..

  7. jpcxn

    i would never forget my first contact with the gran turismo series. I was a pc gamer, when a friend showed me a gt2 replay on ps1. My first tought was “wwooooww look at the weight shifts of the cars! And the cameras were amazing too! I fell in love of the game.
    The next week i bought a ps1 and a copy of gt1 and gt2. This game was the only reason to buy a playstation since then until today.
    i enjoyed gt2 more than the rest. I used to play a sort of multiplayer career mode with my friends, where everyone start a career mode in 1 memory card, then we race a 2 player split screen elimination. Between each race, we had 1 career mode week to tune and upgrade the car. This was reeeeeally fun !!

    1. viejaloca

      That sounds like fun! What an awesome idea! I wish i had friends who played GT back in the day :P I was like the only car geek in my street.

  8. Jason115

    Bought GT3 again in summer and played it so I could see what made me love this game in the first place. The simply addictive gameplay can’t be mached by any other GT to this date in my opinion. You could waste hours playing it and not even notice, because you’re having a massive amount of fun :D

  9. wejhvabewjty

    It’s funny to know that I was born two days after the first release of GT. Maybe because of that it is my favourite game :D

  10. MattZR1

    I remember my first spin at the GT series. It was way back when GT1 first came out and got to play a demo at my friends house. I was amazed at how cool it was to drive cars I only dreamt of driving. The graphics at the time were so good it left me in awe. The physics took getting used to and was initially frustrating since all I grew up on was arcade racers, but once I got the hang of it and started modding my cars, it became really rewarding.

    Then I remember my aunt having a PS1 and going to her house to play GT2 for hours on end during family get togethers lol. Man that game was so overwhelming compared to 1 with all the new options and wealth of extra cars. Such a great game and it even had my car back in the day, a 1999 Dodge Stratus lol. I made that thing into a 350hp, 200mph beast. That was the beauty of GT, take some ordinary car and make it competitive against cars outside of its original intended use.

    I remember when I got my job at Walmart and saving up to buy a PS2 and GT3 for Xmas. GT3 set the bar pretty high when the PS2 first came out and to this day, it is one of my favorite games on that console. GT4 just made everything a bit better and the addition of even more cars. So many hours tinkering with cars in both of those games that I would probably be embarrassed to know my combined playtime on them haha.

    GT5, while not without its flaws, raised the bar ever so higher on the next gen consoles.The graphics had gotten so amazing that I found myself taking sooo many replays and pics to use as my wallpaper on the PS3. I probably have well over 400+ pics that I have taken throughout my time with GT5. It has its quirks, but hopefully the upcoming GT6 will alleviate and address some of these problems.

    I can’t wait for GT6 and hope it is as good as every second GT game that comes out on a console generation. If it is the case, we are in for a real treat, I think.

    1. Swagger897

      I use the pictures for about anything that can have a background. Some of my school work covers have my best gt scenery artwork on the front. People ask did you get those off the internet and my reply is no I took them myself…

  11. GTHEAD87

    I can remember when I was about 12, in gran turismo 2, I was doing the laguna seca endurance race in an ruf. I remember getting to the last few laps and my friends popped round and asked I wanted to go swimming. We would have missed the session if I stayed and finish the race so I paused it. For 30 mins or so all I could think about was that race. Got home, finished the race and was so happy.

    A slight powercut or my little brother interfering would have lost a lot of time and effort.

  12. basherblake

    I played GT1 & 2 for hours, however I was a late customer for the PS2. I blew an entire weeks wages on a slimline PS2 with enough spare cash for one game.
    GT3 leapt off the shelf
    I remember being blown away by everything the game had to offer, that and staying up til 4am trying to gold the first lot of licenses, despite having to get up at 5:30 for work!!
    Happy days
    Still occasionally give GT3 a whirl to this day, can’t wait for GT6 :o)

  13. Rafael F

    First time i watched a replay of GT2 at my friend’s house, i got amazed by the graphics and how realistic the game was.
    Even today one of my favourite things on GT are the replays, sometimes i drive just to watch it and take photos.

  14. sayba2th

    One of my favorite articles to date. To read all these stories of peoples memories of the GT series and inspirations as to why we play the GT franchise really puts a huge smile on my face.

    I would hope that Kaz and PD would take the time to soak up some of this quality positivity form the comments here and off the EU PlayStation Blog to give themselves a pat on the back to know that people are still championing them amongst the sea of unwarranted trolling criticisms (not the constructive criticisms) that they would get flooded with.

  15. infamousphil

    The second coolest thing, after graphics, about GT’s first release was that it had road AND race cars. Other arcade and console.games only had one or the other. And EVERY car had an RM version. It was sooo sweet. Fast forward to 5… the proof readers at PD have much better job of catching the hilariously misspelled words. But they’ve dropped the ball on some key cars like the NA version of the 300ZX, the (American?) 240SX came with Nissan’s 2.4 liter truck engine… shouldn’t the 180SX have a 1.8 liter engine? Gotta love their tendency to miss the obvious in the pursuit of excellence. CLASSIC… after 15 years of trying.

  16. HKSBro92

    When I was 8 I had a demo for GT1. It had one track (trail mountain) and one car (NSX) I never won a race because I didn’t know what braking was and also i didn’t know what the heck manual transmission meant. So throughout the whole race I’m dragging a NSX on the wall stuck in 1st gear. 4 years later I got a PS2 with a free copy of GT3. Still sucked at it but the license tests really helped and gradually got better and also started learning more about cars which is how my love for cars started. Same with GT4. Then came GT5. I was 18, at this point my driving skills and knowledge of cars was freaking huge. Played that non-stop but sadly got bored of it in a year and switched to Forza. Now I’m 21, currently in a auto school training to be an automotive technician and waiting for GT6….and to think, this all started with me destroying a NSX’s tranny :)

    1. Swagger897

      Assuming that the game influenced you to do what you want to, it’s amazing to thing of something worth no tangible value can affect someone’s lives

  17. Swagger897

    Here goes my crack at it… don’t expect much from an eighteen year-old

    It was my mom’s work’s Christmas party and being the young one I was, I was forced to go. It didn’t bother me too much because I knew the hostesses kid, whom is a year older than me. I go off into his room and we start playing GTA Vice City (an appropriate game for my age right).. that gets old and he says I got this racing game but it might be too hard for you. So being one year younger and abnormally small in every spec I could be, it was game on. The gameplay is a blur to me now, but I still remember winning the race.

    I never had the opportunity to get a console because my grades were great and my parents thought they would average out and were scared of what would happen(looking back now I’d much rather have waited to get into the video games and hold my grades)

    But time passed on and I got a ps3 with battlefield bad company 2 (best imo) and then that got bored. I messed around in the ps home and went to the theatre. There, clear in the back of the room I saw the e3 trailer and I was lost with the McLaren and the rain. I was lost with the Ferrari 458’s tail lights. Lost with everything in those few minutes of heaven.. I asked the guy next to me Howe long until it comes out and he said tomorrow. Lo and behold, that next day changed my life.

    That forgotten game I played over ten years ago came back to haunt me but in a good way. I soon fell in love with cars, transferring everything I did in gt 5 to reality. I used to think for a while that the best car ever made wads the dodge challenger srt8… until I met the company Audi. There was something about the R8 that captivated me in a way nothing else ever had. The thought that if I work hard enough I could buy one of these in reality. That thought stayed with me for a while. Later I would unlock the R10 and become and still am, obsessed with endurance racing. Audi sport changed everything about me. I have dedicated myself to Allan McNish’s quote that “luck is something that I don’t believe in. Luck is an excuse for failure in a mission. If you put enough preparation into something, plan it out, and carry out your mission, that is hard work.” Ive put everything I do in front of me now and ask is this the correct way to do this? Did I prepare enough? And if not I will try again.

    Back to cars and the game, I still have the same passion for Audi. I still have the same passion for cars, and want to for the rest of my life. I’m currently in my senior year and plan to get a baccalaureate degree in mechanical engineering. Work for an American auto group for a while. Get my graduates degree in mechanical engineering, and see if I can go and work for Audi. It is my dream to work there for however long I can. If possible, I would love to work for their Audi sport motorsport program and finish off there. I want to be able to influence someone the same as Allan and Dr. Baretzky (I never spell his name correct) did to me.

    It is amazing what a game can do, considering that I use to always want to be a pilot for Delta..

    1. sayba2th

      Like I was saying below to SirRaat just love hearing these types of stories and the realness that comes with them. The guys making the GT movie can get a part storyline right here from all these memories of what initially inspired peoples love of GT.

      For me it’s beautiful that people can get a chance to get a very good idea of what other cars are out there that they may normally never to drive would be like and as you said Swag you used to think that the Challenger SRT was the be all and end all until you met Audi. This does not diminish the Dodge in any way it just broadens your horizons to outstanding alternate options.

      I wish you all the best with your life endeavors and hope you achieve your goal, personally I feel that based on such a level headed mindset, the ability to take on quality advice where applicable the work ethic and the commitment you speak of will be the catalyst for you succeeding (T:up to your parents on a job well done). Keep up the good work young brother, it’s rare to see someone of your age that has that & I look forward to seeing what influence you have on the industries future!

  18. sayba2th

    My GT moment goes a lil something as follows – Being in country Victoria (Australia) at a K-Mart and seeing GT1 for the first time that was showing a replay as I was walking up to the TV it was playing on. Now I had heard about the game before it’s release as I used to work next to an EB store and was friends with the manager who was a car buff also. So I was aware of what it was supposed to be and the concept behind it but had not seen any screen shots so had no idea what to expect. Then when I saw that execution on that screen that day I knew that I had found MY car nirvana and 15 years later still my primary weapon of choice when it comes to games. Rock on PD cheers for an awesome 1st 15 years here’s to the next 15.

  19. QuikSlvr223

    I grew up on Gran Turismo 2. I played it every day for years. I found GT3 and GT4 in a used games bin, and bought them both. I have some great memories of GT4. I got GT5P as a birthday present, then got GT5 a few weeks after release. I’m until
    December for the GT of my dreams.

    1. GRAN_TURISMAN

      I also remember how excited I was waiting for GT1 to come out in 1998! My friends and I would get together after it came out and have parties centered around playing it that was an awesome memory for me! I’m almost as excited for GT6!

    2. biftizmo

      Seattle night and day with weather would just be to much…i remember some great nights …they all game round on a Tuesday…Wednesday…then left me with an impossible lap to beat before next week just to wind them all up..brilliant!!!

    3. sayba2th

      Differences aside Turisman, that’s some pretty sweet memories to have of mates staging regular GT parties. I didn’t have that many mates who were car game buffs, loved their cars but GT was not on their radars and the ones that were lived fair distances away so that type of thing was not feasible prior to GT going on line and people now able to do that anywhere anytime!

  20. RandomCarGuy17

    When I played Gran Turismo 2 for a few weeks in arcade alone when I was little, then shrieked in joy when I found out that there’s a simulation disc (I was very oblivious as a kid).

  21. Ferrari Enthusi

    Racing all these cars. I will never forget that. I loved everything about it especially the look of the game. GT-3 & most of all GT-4 was the game that made me fall in love with the series.

  22. frivoloushobby

    I remember my first experience with the GT series was GT4 and I was definately not used to the sim racing genre. I would always use the 2000 Mustang Cobra R on the Monte Carlo track and could never beat the Lancia Delta. Every lap resembled bumper cars more than a race ha ha. Sometime after GT5 was released I went though the EVOC portion of the police academy and was very impressed to see that some of the techniques learned in EVOC translated into the game… I know GT isnt the most hyper-realistic sim available, but most importantly its damn fun!

  23. Mr C5 Z06 Vette

    Just got a G27 last week from my dad for my b-day and the thing rocks, time to make new gt memories in gt 5&6 bring it on pd

    1. frivoloushobby

      I had the pleasure of picking up a G27 last summer and it really just adds so much to the whole experience. After playing with the controller for years and then going to a force feedback wheel; its really the only way to play

  24. racingchamp30

    I remember the days i was playing the first gran turismo and got hooked since then. Have played through GT, GT2, GT3, GT4, GT5 prologue then GT5. Can’t wait for GT6. Always been a GT fan and always will.

  25. Franjo

    I remember around the Gran Turismo 2 days, having family over for xmas dinner. My dad and uncle were watching my brother and I play against each other. They decided they wanted to try (never playing a video game before in their lives) and they couldn’t put the controllers down. They had problems for sure but they were smiling a lot. There were a lot of passes going like 60km/h trying to keep the car straight.

    My father passed away a month ago, but every time I play GT I think about him and that moment.

    1. Magic Ayrton

      Sorry to hear about your dad, mine had a stroke not long ago, but he used to enjoy watching me race on GT2, I remember he once said that he couldn’t understand how I got so good using a controller.. he used to race real cars back along.

      Such happy memories, sadly things change. We must only remember the good times though.

  26. SuperShouden

    As part of the celebration, I wish they’d release a GT Anniversary Collection of the previous 4 games. It doesn’t have to contain trophies or be digitally remastered, but it would be nice to own the entire collection on PS3…Maybe for PS4.

  27. SirRaat

    I was given a PS2 as a gift from my girlfriend, now my wife. I went to the local store and saw GT3 on the shelf and gave it a shot due to the fans reaction of the 1st 2 games, even though I am not a car or racing fan. I went home and raced on Trial Mountain. Although I came in last, all I did was drive and look around in amazement. I knew right then this was the best game I have ever played. Trial Mountain is still my favorite track…..I still scream everytime I cruise through the straight away under the trees. Today, I love cars, watch racing, and still stink at the game! I can’t wait for GT6!

    1. sayba2th

      Man, this is the type of stories I love to hear, no pretenses just realness. Power to you for just loving a game that has changed your perspectives on cars, driving and racing irrespective of how good or bad you classify yourself at GT! This would bring a huge smile to Kaz-san’s face.

  28. Swagger897

    meh.. did not like the music..

    would’ve preferred just to watch the Bathurst trailer again with the R-18 intro… I hope we seriously get the E-tron though, as I feel GT is getting the hand-me-downs from Forza, and then PD cries a little bit more to companies, so we receive fake cars to shut us up..

    Im not saying that the “vision” cars are bad, not at all. I like them. But we aren’t getting the full deal from companies. Sorta like how BMW arranged that M3 looking DTM car with a weird spoiler at the end. It looks good, but I would like to see a “irl” car before this stuff. It would be cool to get Black Editions, more of the “SEMA” cars that GT selects, and more concepts (actual concepts, not vision concepts) Such as the Peugeot Onyx.

    Sure having a partnership is cool and all with some of the best designers in the auto-industry, but when is enough enough and you actually start making a video game like they are supposed to be made? Now, Im not sure what the exact definition to that would be, so I didn’t put it in there, but If you feel like you have a solid grip of it, please reply.

    Things like the development team reaching out to those who want to give desperate input but are unable to go to major events in areas out-of-state or wherever, use forums or other ways to contact I think would help the game after it’s released. I pray that PD does not continue with their findings about the casual gamer, and try to please them, rather than us, hardcore (here it comes) “simcade” racers who want maximum grip on reality to a game. We want to feel as though we are the driver in the car, and we shudder or tense when doing 170 through Porsche Corners side-by-side to a Toyota or Peugeot. Simply, that is all I ask of, which is to, well… it’s not that simple. Which is why Im not behind a desk, making the game. Id much rather test and ask dv’s “did you guys think of___ when you do ___ and then ___ will happen because the air ___ over the car”..

    whatever it is, I feel as if we are not getting an outreach, or apparently I havent been given the PD to ME hotline number. They have talked about their community as if it is their baby, yet here we are still crying for whatever it is we are asking for, not being attended to.

    1. infamousphil

      Almost… but sounds most like Swagger would rather build his own sim racer… me too Dude ;)
      Food for thought. PD’s culture is, for lack of a better word… Japanese. Gran Turismo is Kaz’s world, and no one else’s. The only “change” or evolution that he is interested in has been decided long ago. Time has always been the enemy of GT. Rush, rush, rush. Hurry up and wait some more. Changes and updates are no more than issues they finally got around to addressing, but are usually perceived to be due to some outsider’s suggestion.

      I dig his project with much respect, but he continues to frustrate me with the constant “jabs from nowhere”… wha dey do dat fo?
      LoL, it like my favorite roller coaster… but not as high and none too deep. For CoL PD!… yall be killin me softly with da bullpucky.

    2. Swagger897

      On a side note, it seems as if the discussion moderators are cleaning up the negativity so let’s not try to invoke any attention to ourselves.

      It’s a hobby that someone started for themselves so please don’t ruin it for the rest of us.

    1. Magic Ayrton

      My best GT moment was right before I realised that GT5 car wash animations, wheel selection and standard cars were not going to be improved.. obviously I felt sick shortly afterwards..

  29. JohnScoonsBeard

    Some very dull music there. Give me Gran Turismo and some molten metal please GT. A Judas Priest track. Screaming For Vengeance would have done nicely. Still, I can’t wait.

    I know I’m an old git but that did not make we want to tear down the highway :)

    1. Kelvari

      They’ve had some killer tracks in the games – Kickstart My Heart, Dragula, As Heaven Is Wide (I think that’s the title of that one…), but 5 really seemed to be lacking in the power metal and such. Here’s hoping for a comeback in 6

    2. ScotteDawg

      Yeah, and everybody seems to forget that you can use your own playlist in GT5! GT6 will probably have the same feature! Who gives a rat’s about what music PD has included in the game? Use your own!!
      If you like the old music PD put into the older games, find it, download it, put it on a USB, transfer it to your PS3 and make a playlist that you can use in-game!!!

    3. HarVee

      From my own observations, I’ve found Progressive Trance to be the genre that suits the atmosphere of Gran Turismo the most.

  30. ROFFATI

    mhmm… that trailer is not new. thats a mix of older trailers with new (in my view bad) music.
    Anyway, i have preorderd GT6 weeks ago and can´t wait to get my hands on it. :)

    …keep on racin´

    1. sayba2th

      A new “teaser trailer” for GT6 has also been released, though it only contains footage compiled of other trailers and GT Academy material. Musical taste is subjective to the individual

    2. sayba2th

      Sorry I quote from the article not my own words “A new “teaser trailer” for GT6 has also been released, though it only contains footage compiled of other trailers and GT Academy material.”

    3. mr_pepps

      Dude (roffati) did you even bother reading the intro? Three paragraphs and a quote, that was all.
      You’ve let yourself down, your family down, your friends down, your fellow humans too; your neighbours, their pets, your local pub landlord, the bloke who sells newspapers from a van out in the park on Sundays – everybody!

  31. katikomer

    Thinking how good the graphics were on GT2 Way back when. Tahiti Maze, Red Rock Valley, Apricot Hill….oh the memories. Please bring these tracks into GT6

    1. HarVee

      Apricot Hill is Making a returning in GT6 with time change functionality. But I do agree with your statement though.

    2. ScotteDawg

      Seattle (long AND short)
      Red Rock Valley
      Rome Night (GT3?)
      Midfield
      Grindelwald
      Rome (long AND short from GT1)
      Smokey Mountain
      Tahiti Maze (I think there are 3 versions)
      Seoul
      New York (can’t remember, but I think there were two versions, long & short)
      Hong Kong

    3. SZRT Ice

      I never see mention of:

      Citta Di Aria
      Costa Di Amalfi
      & Swiss Alps

      in these nostalgic track wishlist posts… What’s up wit’ tht?

      ScotteDawg bagged the rest however. Oh, & one more from GT4, the one with the giant cliffside in the woods? With the crazy hairpin hill right after a cliffside tunnel?… ::Google GT4 track list::

      El Capitan!

    4. SZRT Ice

      Didn’t realize why I was thinking “Cathedral Rocks” & then it dawned on me that a rally course is built into the same locale. I actually prefer this course to GT5’s Eiger.

    5. ScotteDawg

      Well, between us all, we got 17 tracks (+ variations) that have not been announced for GT6! How many will make a come-back?

      Personally, I hope all of them do – over time…

      They say it will be about 2 years til GT7 so, along with real world tracks, PD has time to give us those circuits!

  32. sayba2th

    Nice piece of music on the trailer, as always another slick looking PD Teaser regardless of previous images used

  33. Samus

    So it’s 30 tracks now. They can’t decide on a number can they. It was 33, then it was 37, now it’s 30. Looks like they forgot to include the 7 new tracks in this number.

    1. esio trot

      Cracking idea HarVee, I’m right with you there – that would have been a good idea.

      In fact it makes me want to dig out the old PS2 and the old discs to celebrate. Does anyone know if PS4 will be backwards compatible to allow playing of the previous versions?

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