Dragonball Gt Video: GT Advance Championship Racing Review

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(More customer reviews)GranTurismo on a handheld.That's the analogy everyone uses, and Advance GTA lives up to that comparison.
The game is spectacular.It features plenty of sporty cars and a bunch of those quirky Japanese cars, like the Daihatsu Cube.However, the gameplay is where the game shines.I was skeptical about how well the game would work with the limited number of buttons on the Game Boy Advance, but the game compensates wonderfully and each button is used very well.This game definately is one with a more difficult learning curve than most Game Boy Advance games, and once you get into Middle Class (which may be renamed for the US version, GT Advance), difficulty increases a lot.That's not a bash of the game, because the Middle Class tracks are very do-able after a few tries, but expect a jolt from the difficulty level of Beginner Class tracks.
I only have two criticisms of Advance GTA.One - The sounds are tedious and more often than not, I just turn off the speaker.The engine roaring just isn't realistic, and since most of the time in the game you're in a tight turn, the squealing tires are just irritating.Two - the sprites of the cars, while they are vey realistic looking, have a tendency to pixelate and break in the middle of turns.It's difficult to describe, although those who have played the game have probably noticed it.When you turn your car, the entire sprite breaks into pieces.It's very annoying, but hopefully this problem will also be resolved in the US version.
However, these are just annoyances.The game is awesome.It's extraordinarily addictive.If you're a fan of realistic racers like GranTurismo and you have or are getting a GBA, you can't pass this game up!

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Install your car kits, head to the track, start your engines, and get ready to challenge the most competitive racers on the circuit! GT Advance Championship Racing lets you choose from more than 45 authentic cars from eight manufacturers and race for championship gold. An amazing 32 tracks are ready to be mastered, including circuit, highway, town, pass, and even dirt. Take on the tracks in one of five game modes: championship, quick race, time attack, practice, and vs. Vs. mode lets you use a Game Boy Advance link cable to race head-to-head against a buddy. Each player can tweak the car to perfection, adjusting nine upgradable car features: engine, suspension, body weight, muffler, CPU, and more.

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