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Grand Turismo

Bonus Items, Goodies
In the arcade mode there are a number of hidden items to be obtained, but revealing all of these wonderful goodies is a lengthy process - a major understatement! As you win your way through the huge task, new items will become available to you.
Extra Tracks (Easy Mode)
In order to reveal an extra four tracks (Autumnring, Deep Forest, SS R5, and Grand Valley Speedway) you need to win all three classes (A, B & C) on the first four tracks: High Speed Ring, Trial Mountain, Grand Valley East, and Clubman Stage 5.

Extra Cars (Easy Mode) Japanese Version
As you complete each new track (see above), you'll receive an extra car dealer to choose from. They are: Autumnring - Aston Martin; Deep Forest - Chevrolet; SS R5 - Chrysler Corporation; Grand Valley Speedway - TVR.

Extra Cars (Easy Mode) European Version
Like above, however, the extra dealers to choose from are: Toyota, Subaru, Dodge, and TVR.

Arcade Mode Ending Movie (Normal Mode)
In order to open up the ending credits, you need to win all eight tracks on all three classes. Once you have, you'll be able to select the credits time and time again for your viewing pleasure.

GT Hi-Fi (Hard Mode)
The final bonus item in arcade is this higher resolution mode. Although there are only three tracks to race - Clubman Stage Route 5, Special Stage Route 5, and Special Stage Route 11 - it's still worth a good look.

General Tips
Money In The Bank
You start the game with a pitiful sum of credits with which to buy yourself a car. Obviously when you start looking around you'll notice that you cannot afford a new one, which is why there are plenty of used cars to choose from. Although many are still out of your price range, there are a few within it. Have a good look around before buying. If you're unsure on which one to purchase, why not save your game, buy one, then if you don't like, reload your saved game, and try another one?

Garages
There are several garages to choose from: standard dealers like Nissan, Mazda and Toyota; to the more expensive garages like Aston Martin and Chevrolet. The standard garages - Mazda, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Honda/Acura, and Subaru - offer you new and used cars to choose from. However, the more upmarket garages - Aston Martin, Dodge (Chrysler), TVR, and Chevrolet - only offer you new cars.

Tune-Ups
One of the best elements in Gran Turismo is the ability to tune up your car with various bits and bobs. There are eight areas that can be modified, replaced, or enhanced: Muffler, Brake, Engine, Mission, Turbo, Suspension, Tyre, and Others. Each area has two, three, four, even five sub-areas in which to add race modifications to significantly improve your car's abilities. Usually you have Sports, Semi-Racing, and Racing mods, although you won't find much need for Sports mods, only Semi & Racing modifications.
The ultimate enhancement for your car is the racing modification. This marvellous overhaul totally revamps your car. Heavy parts are placed with lighter racing types and the bodywork receives a good going over; the car is decorated with sponsors, and in most cases a spoiler appears.
Although there are many tune-ups to make, the process of upgrading your car is simple. Many of the cars featured in Gran Turismo wouldn't normally be classed as racing cars, but upgrading them with racing modifications would change that to a certain extent.

Machine Test
Not a section that you'd use a great deal, but it does give you the opportunity to test your car's acceleration and top speed. If you have more than one car (garage holds up to 100), you can compare results amongst the cars you own.

Car Wash
Working at the car washƒyeah! Although the car wash plays no particular part to your success in GT, it does make a fantastic addition to the game - by way of cleaning your car. The amazing thing is, it does actually visually clean your car - totally cool!

Gran Turismo Foundation (GTF)
The Gran Turismo Foundation plays host to two sections of competitions: GT League and Special Event. Within these sections lie a number of Cup competitions to enter. To find out our route to success, read on.

Buying A Car
First off you need a car, and yes, this is definitely a personal preference thing, although there are a few which stick out.
When you start looking around you'll discover that there is no way on earth that you'll be able to buy a new one, just some tatty second-hander - but at least you'll be able to compete.
Out of all the used cars, your best bet would be the Mazda RX-7 GT-X. It's pretty fast with good handling and acceleration. Get yourself some soft/soft racing tyres if you have enough money left: they'll improve the car's grip. Now it's onto the League.

Grand Turismo 2

SUPER LICENCE
Earn all the standard licences to unlock the Super Licence option on the licence test menu.
EVENT SYNTHESIZER RACE
Earn the Super Licence to unlock the random ‘Event Synthesizer’ race in the GT League.

ALL TRACKS – ARCADE
Obtain all the licences, including the Super Licence, to reveal all the tracks on the Arcade disc – where you’ll also get access to the Super Class cars.

ENDING CREDITS – ARCADE
Finishing the Arcade Mode will unlock the Arcade disc ending credits.

ENDING CREDITS – GT
Complete the Gran Turismo League to open up the ending credits for the GT disc. To view them, swap to the Arcade disc and look in the Goodies section.

INSTANT LICENCES
If you completed the licence tests on the original Gran Turismo, and saved them to memory card, you don’t have to do them again. In Gran Turismo 2, go to the main menu on the GT disc and choose the last option (Transfer or Communication). You can then load your original Gran Turismo saved game.

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