Gran Turismo 2 Arcade Disc Guide
Version 0.2
Platform: PlayStation
Brett "Nemesis" Franklin
E-mail: brett17@ignmail.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1. INTRODUCTION
2. LEGAL STUFF
3. UPDATES/REVISION HISTORY
4. GAME OPTIONS
5. TRACK STRATEGIES
6. CAR PRIZES
7. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
8. CREDITS
9. CONTACT INFO
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1. INTRODUCTION
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Hi, and welcome to my Gran Turismo 2 Arcade Disc Guide for the PlayStation. Gran
Turismo 2 is so huge, that two modes have seperate discs: Simulation and Arcade
Modes. And, once again, due to popular demand (I have received TONS of e-mail
asking me to do a guide for the Arcade Disc), I have created this Guide to help
anyone out there who needs it. This guide will cover the tracks in Arcade Disc,
the cars you can win, and helpful tips to help you beat the Arcade Disc.
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Here's my review of Gran Turismo 2:
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You wanna know somethin'? After I beat the first Gran Turismo, I never, EVER,
thought that there would be a racing game that would ever top it. At first I
thought that R4 might be the one, but alas, it was just an arcade racer, and,
while insanely fun, didn't quite live up to the Gran Turismo name and dynasty.
Well, after playing Gran Turismo 2 for well over 80 hours total, I'd have to say
that Gran Turismo is the racing game of the millenium, and has left the original
GT in it's dust. Let's break GT2 down into the most important aspects of a game,
shall we?
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GRAPHICS - 9/10:
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The visuals in GT 2 are outstanding to say the least. Forget what you may have
heard from others who tell you "How much better looking GT1 was." Well this is
B.S. Even though there wasn't a substantial leap in graphics, GT2 is still the
best looking racing game on the market...well, except for maybe R4. :) And
despite what you may have heard, I have yet to experience ANY slowdown
whatsoever.
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SOUND - 10/10
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The sound effects in GT2 are still as amazing as ever. If you thought that the
car sounds from GT1 couldn't get any better, well, you were wrong. My only
complaint is that many of the cars sound alike, but that really doesn't matter
much, since you get so caught up in the AMAZING gameplay.
The soundtrack for GT2 is equally amazing. But, awesome as it is, I'd give the
soundtrack a 8/10, mainly because the game only plays about four different songs
while racing, and they do get repetitive after a while.
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GAMEPLAY - 10/10
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Man this game is sweet! It plays even better than GT1, if you can beleive it.
Every single one of the cars in the game handle differently, and have their own
unique Pros and Cons. FR cars take turns better than the other cars, but they
tend to over-steer. 4WD cars are good overall, while FF cars tend to under-
steer, and so on.
The sheer depth of GT2 is unparralled. With over 500 cars, at least 40 hours of
gameplay (trust me on this one), AND rally racing, this baby will keep you
playing for weeks on end, and then some. I guarentee that I'll still be playing
this sucker a year from now.
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CONTROL - 10/10
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Manuvering the vehicles in GT2 is as easy as ever, and since they handle
realistically, there's plenty of variety within these two discs. Using the Dual-
Shock is the best way to go, and there is NO alternative that will allow you
such precision on the track. Some of my gripes are that some of the FR cars spin
out too easily *cough, Viper, cough*, and it's irritating, but it's not a
control issue; it's just how the game plays: Well.
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REPLAY - 10/10
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Like I said earlier in the review, I GUARENTEE I'll be playing GT2 a year from
now, and I mean it. After playing for over 80 hours, I'm only 21 % done with the
game. Yep, I'll take a while...
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OVERALL - 10/10
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This is the greatest racing game of all time, and rightfully so. It's the
equivilant to the Autobahn; Huge, fast, and the king of the road(s).
Buy it.
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GAME INFO:
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Game: Gran Turismo 2
Platform: PSX
Price: $39.99
Available: Now
Players: 2
Supports: Dual Shock, JogCon controller, NegCon controller
Developer: Polyphony Digital
Publisher: SCEA
Tracks: 29 (twice as many if you include mirrored courses)
Cars: Over 600(!)
Best Car: Tough choice...I'd have to say the Suzuki Escudo
Best Tip: Keep on tuning!
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2. LEGAL STUFF
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3. UPDATES/REVISION HISTORY
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Version 0.2 (02/08/00)
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* First version
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4. GAME OPTIONS
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Start Arcade
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Starts the Arcade Mode.
Replay Theater
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Play and manage replay data.
Options
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Changed various game settings.
Save Game
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Saves your GT2 data to a memory card. Uses up 4 blocks of your memory card.
Load Game
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Loads a previously saved GT2 file.
Communication
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Ue this mode to combine time records or buy and sell cars between two memory
cards. Use this to load your home garage.
HOW TO UNLOCK ALL TRACKS IN ARCADE DISC:
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Get all the Licenses in Sim Mode to open up all the tracks in Arcade Mode.
Simple ain't it?
STRATEGY FOR TRACKS:
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This will be a small guide to all of the tracks that are in the Arcade Mode,
along with the length of each one.
Tahiti Dirt Route 3
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This is a pretty easy track to complete and race on. The only trouble spots are
all of the 90 degree turns. Other spots are the very first right turn, the 180
degree turn near the second checkpoint, the breakneck turn that leads into the
third checkpoint, and the S-Turn right after the third checkpoint.
LENGTH: 3682 Ft.
Smokey Mountain South
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This is another pretty simple track to race on. Some of the spots to watch
yourself on are ALL if the 90 degree turns, the double 90 degree turns right
before the second checkpoint, the first wide turn before the first checkpoint,
the series of turns in between the second and thirs checkpoints, and the last
two 90 degree turns before the starting line.
LENGTH: 3260 Ft.
Green Forest Roadway
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This is a pretty tough course to race on, mostly because of all the sharper
turns. This course requires you to watch yourself on ALL of the turns, so be
careful.
LENGTH: 3698 Ft.
Smokey Moutain North
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This is one of the easier rally tracks to race on, thanks to it's many
straightaways. But be careful on these--if you go too fast, you'll end up
spinning out at the next turn trying to slow down. Watch out for all of the 90
degree turns: right after the first sector, the two right before the second
sector, and the 180 degree turn following the third sector.
LENGTH: 3580 Ft.
Tahiti Maze
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This is one of the hardest, if not the hardest rally tracks to race on. This is
mainly because of all the break-neck turns, and multiple S-curves. Watch
yourself on the area right before the first sector, and the area in between the
second and third sectors--these are the some of the toughest parts of the entire
game.
LENGTH: 3600 Ft.
Pikes Peak Hill Climb
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Also one of the hardest rally tracks to play on, Pikes Peak Hill Climb involves
a TON of S-curves toward the middle of the track and the end. Watch out for
these, and keep your speed around 40-50 MPH around these points.
LENGTH: 4181 Ft.
[R]Tahiti Dirt Road
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Almost identical to the original Tahiti Dirt Road, it has most of the same
trouble spots. Just keep a low speed while taking most of the turns, and you'll
be fine.
LENGTH: 3682 Ft.
[R]Smokey Mountain North
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Surprisingly, one of the easier tracks to play on. Just watch out for the 90
degree turn right after the start of the second sector, the almost 180-degree
turn right before the third sector, and the 180-degree turn right after the
finish line.
LENGTH: 3580 Ft.
Pikes Peak Downhill
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Virtually identical to the Pikes Peak Hill Climb track, just back wards. Just
remember to keep a very low speed around the multiple S-curves in the road.
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ROAD TRACKS
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Tahiti Road
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The easiest track in the entire game, other than the Super Speedway course. It's
almost a big square in shape. The only trouble spots are the two 90 degree
angles, one right before the second sector(checkpoint), and the other right
before the third sector. The last point of trouble is the last 90 degree turn
right before you approach the finish line.
LENGTH: 3347 Ft.
Midfield Raceway
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A course that is semi-hard, or moderate. Some areas are tough to manuver, while
the rest is simple. Just watch out for all of those 180 degree turns right after
the start line, right before the second sector, and right before the third
sector.
LENGTH: 3550 Ft.
High Speed Ring
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If you've played the first Gran Turismo, you should be familiar with this track,
because it was in the first game. Pretty straightforward as a track, but some
turns require you to slow down a bit. Overall though, pretty easy.
LENGTH: 3100 Ft.
Super Speedway
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Now this is the easiest track in the game, because of it's oval shape. You can
take this course at full speed if you want to, just be careful.
LENGTH: 2406 Ft.
Seattle Short Course
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Even though this track is small, it is tough to manuever. There are a TON of
very sharp turns in this track, so I won't cover them all. They're everywhere.
LENGTH: 2179 Ft.
Rome Short Course
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Rome Short Course is a easy course to race on, just as long as you know what to
expect. There are three major 90 degree turn, right before the second sector,
before the third sector, and right after the third sector, so slow down when you
reach these points.
LENGTH: 2443 Ft.
Red Rock Valley Speedway
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A variation of Super Speedway, this course is also easy, other than the 180
degree turns. These are right before and after the second sector, right after
the third sector, and before the first sector.
LENGTH: 4100 Ft.
Seattle Circuit
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Another variation of a course, this time of Seattle Short Course, this one is a
hard track to race on. Some trouble spots are right after the finish line, the
series of turns after the first sector, and the turns right before and after the
third sector.
LENGTH: 3779 Ft.
Rome Circuit
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A variation of the Rome Short Course, this one is pretty tough. Some spots to
watch yourself on are the turn after the first sector, and 180 degree turn after
the previous turn, the two 90 degree turns right before and after the second
sector, and the two 90 degree turns after the third sector.
LENGTH: 4000 Ft.
Grindelwald
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Even though Grindelwald may LOOK easy, it's not. Since it has a lot of sharp
turns that come out of nowhere, it is one of the most difficult tracks to race
on, but also one of the funnest to race on too. Watch yourself on the 180-degree
turn right after the finish line, the small 180-degree turn right before the
frist sector, and all of the rest of the sharp turns right before the second
sector and in between the second and third sectors.
LENGTH: 3462 Ft.
Laguna Seca Raceway
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This is one of the best tracks in the game, but it's also one of the hardest to
manuver, because of the famous corkscrew and all of the sharp turns that are
surrounded by dirt. On the corkscrew, slow down to almost a stop, take the turn
from the inside, and veer towards the outside of the road. And as for the sharp
turns, just slow down REALLY early.
LENGTH: 3602 Ft.
Apricot Hill Speedway
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I hate this course. I hate it because of all the tight turns and 90-180-degree
angle turns. Just go slow throughout all of the turns so you don't spin out, and
only speed up on the straightway near the finish line.
LENGTH: 3864 Ft.
Trail Mountain Circuit
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This is an okay course, if if wasn't for all of the blind turns. Trial Mountain
Circuit attacks you with a ton of sharp-ass turns, and if you don't slow down,
you'll end up either spinning out, or smashing against the outer barrier of the
course.
LENGTH: 3979 Ft.
Clubman Stage Route 5
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An easy, as well fun track to play on. It's also rather beautiful to look at.
Simple track, so just watch out for the 180-degree turns inside of the tunnel,
right after the starting line, and the 180-degree turn within the first sector.
LENTH: 2466 Ft.
Grand Valley East Section
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Another simple track to race on, just watch yourself on the first turn, a 180-
degree turn after the finish line. Also watch out on the two 90-degree turns
right before, and after the second sector.
LENGTH: 3025 Ft.
Grand Valley Speedway
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Grand Valley Speedway is rather difficult course to race on. This is mostly
because of the 180-degree turn right after the finish line, another 180-degree
turn right after the first sector, and multiple 90-degree turns before the
second sector, and the last big turns right after the third sector.
LENGTH: 4960 Ft.
Special Stage Route 5
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A variation of Clubman Stage Route 5, the Special Stage Route 5 is just a tad
harder. Some of the trouble spots are the sharp turn right after the beginning
of the first sector, and the REALLY sharp 180-degree turn shortly after the
beginning of the second sector.
LENGTH: 3776 Ft.
Autumn Ring
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If you played the first GT, then you have raced on the Autumn Ring. This course
is a simple, yet satisfying course to race on. It's fairly short, but it packs
some punch. There are some tight turns, but as long as you slow down as these
parts, you should be fine.
LENGTH: 2950 Ft.
Test Course
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Remember what I said about Super Speedway being the easiest course to race on?
Well, forget it: The Test Course is the easiest in the game. It's so easy, in
fact, that you can take the entire course at full speed. Simple. :)
LENGTH: 5242 Ft.
Deep Forest Raceway
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Again, another course from the original GT. This is a relativly eay track, but
maybe that's because I've played the original GT way too much. ;) All you have
to do is slow down around the first three 180-degree turns, and you'll be fine.
LENGTH: 3580 Ft.
Rome-Night
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Rome-Night is a beautiful track to race on, but it's also pretty hard to race on
as well. The main point of interest is the last section, starting right before
Sector 3, all the way to the finish line. Just keep a low speed to avoid spin
outs.
LENGTH: 4271 Ft.
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OTHER TRACKS (THAT CAN ONLY BE ACCESSED IN TIME TRIAL MODE)
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Motor Sports Land
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One of the funniest tracks in the game, Motor Sports Land is like a tiny Go-Kart
track. It's the shortest track in the game, but can only be accessed in the Time
Trial Mode in Arcade Disc. You need to go very slow. Very slow...
LENGTH: 888 Ft.
Autumn Ring Mini
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Another track that can only be accessed in the Time Trial Mode, Autumn Ring Mini
is a variation of Autumn Ring, and is a very easy track to race on. Just go slow
around the turns to avoid spin-outs, and you'll be okay. Oh yeah, the Autumn
Ring Mini was also in the original GT.
LENGTH: 1255 Ft.
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6. CAR PRIZES
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Some tips to help you beat the Arcade Disc:
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- Get all the Licenses in Sim Mode to open up all the tracks in Arcade Mode.
- Beat each track on Normal difficulty to win a car for each type of car (A, B,
C)
- Use your best car from Simulation Mode to win the races in Arcade Mode. To do
this, load your guest garage and load your car. This make's the Arcade mode SO
much easier if you have a great car that's powerful. :)
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Cars you win for beating Arcade Disc
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*NOTE: These are just my guesses on what cars you win for each track. I'm not
sure exactly what car you win for each track, but these are my presumptions. I
DO know, however, that you win these cars by winning races in the Arcade Disc.
Once you've unlocked a car, you'll know because you should see a car symbol next
to the track you beat. That car will be available in the selection of cars, NOT
IN YOUR GARAGE.
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Track Car(s)
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Tahiti Road Aston Martin V8 Vantage
Ford Focus Rally Car
Midfield Raceway Dodge Viper GTS
Peugeot 206 Rally Car
High Speed Ring Jaguar XKR Coupe
Toyota Celica GT Four Rally Car
Super Speedway Lister Storm
Nissan Pulsar Gti-R Rally Car
Seattle Short Course Renault Clio Sport V6 24V
Mazda Protege Rally Car
Rome Short Course Ruf CTR 2
Subaru Impreza Rally Car
Red Rock Valley Speedway Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe
Citroen Saxo Rally Car
Seattle Circuit TVR Tuscan Speed Six
Lancia Delta HF Integrale Rally Car
Rome Circuit Vector M12
Opel Tigra Ice Race Car
Grindelwald Venturi Atlantique 400 GT
Renault Megane Rally Car
Laguna Seca Raceway Toyota Celica GT-Four Rally Car
Apricot Hill Speedway Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III Rally Car
Trial Mountain Circuit Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV Rally Car
Clubman Stage Route 5 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI Rally Car
Grand Valley East Section Daihatsu Storia X4 Rally Car
Grand Valley Speedway Ford Escort Rally Car
Special Stage Route 5 Lancia Stratos Rally Car
Autumn Ring Peugeot 306 Rally Car
Test Course N/A
Deep Forest Raceway Mini Cooper 1275 S MK1
Rome-Night VW Golf Rally Car
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1) Q: Do you have to get all golds for every license test in order to
open up the hidden car for that License?
A: Yes, you need to get ALL gold trophies for all license test for
that specific license.
2) Q: Is there Drag Racing in GT2?
A: NO!!!
3) Q: What's the highest type of trophy for for winning races?
A: The highest ranking trophy or cup is the Silver Cup.
4) Q: How do you get exempt from the License Tests?
A: Go to Data Transfer on the main menu, then go to Convert, then
select the Slot with your original GT game data. You can only use
it to be exempt from the A and B licenses only.
5) Q: How do I get 100%?
A: You can't. Sorry. :(
6) Q: How come there are Drag Racing cars?
A: I think they accidentally left them in there after either cutting
the Drag Racing mode, or before they even imputted the Drag
Racing mode.
7) Q: CAN you even get 100%?
A: No, and here's why. Sony of Japan says you can never get 100%
done with GT2, because of "production problems". I think it's
because of the missing Drag Races, but maybe that's just me. ;)
8) Q: How can you change the speedometer to KPH?
A: From my knowledge, you can't. If anyone out there knows how to do
this, please tell me.
9) Q: What is that little yeloow and green book-type thing next to my
licenses?
A: This means that you have been exempt from that license test. This
also means that you've converted your GT1 data to your GT2 data.
10) Q: I heard there was a track called "Motor Sports Land". How do I
get it?
A: I have no idea. If ANYONE out there knows of it, or how to open
this track up, please contact me, and I'll post an answer ASAP.
11) Q: How do I get "Motor Sports Land"?
A: Okay, here's how: The motor sports track is only accessible in
time trial mode. It shows up as track #23 (after Rome night
course. I think it is after that course, I'm at work now and not
in front of the game.) You unlock it after you unlock ALL the
tracks in arcade mode. The track is HARD!!!!!! It is all turns,
as if it meant for go-carts. BUT it is very fun. The replays are
the best. Use a car with some power for the best slides into the
turns. This track is wicked and very short. Look at the size of
on screen course; it's a blur. I am pretty sure this how it is
unlocked. I was playing the game opened all the tracks and went
to time trial played some other courses then scrolled over and
there it was. -From: WILLIECOX911@aol.com
12) Q: How come whenever I race on a track, then go back and race on it
again, there's no Track Record, and it's always blank?
A: Hmmmmm, good question. I'm not really sure about this, but I
think that track records can only be accomplished in Time Trial
mode, and not in actual racing, unlike GT1.
13) Q: Hi brett, what's up! I just read your FAQ on GT2 and it was
awesome! I have one question. Is there any way to organize cars
in garage(put them in any order i like)?
-From: KeViLeePuff@@aol.com
A: Look at Dan GC's GT2 Quick Cash Guide, in the FAQ section,
Question # 13. You'll find your answer. :)
14) Q: Now in my mind, should I purchase it or wait? Hard call with
some of the bugs and glitches.. Great race game but the part of
Lap Records not being saved is a real pain.
Now I have a couple question for anybody out there. They are
pretty much looking at the same thing.
Why are all the cups you win silver instead of gold?
Is there a way to get all gold cups?
Has anybody tried and won a game with stock setups (no
modifications) or won a game with the simulation tires?
Has anybody tried for all gold cups for the licenses before
racing any races? -From: Dennis
A: Yes, I think you should buy it now, or let your wife get it for
you for your B-day. :) It is a glitched game, but non of the
glitches really affect you, except the one where it erases
EVERY car in your garage. In case you don't know, there's a
glitch where if you go to the Machine Test, and race in it,
then save your game (or times) over eight times, all of your
cars will dissapear. But other than that, nothing has any type
of effect. Most of the others are just annoying. ;)
15) Q: How do I open the Ford GT40?
A: I've received TONS of mail on this, so here's how: Just enter
the MR Challenge, and race the third race. If you win, you'll
get the [R]GT40 Race Car.
16) Q: hey Brett, its I williecox911 how do you unlock the eiger path
track and the palm strip track? I was reading your faq (as
usual) and saw that you had those tracks listed. I know on
certain the B&A test you race on to unfamiliar courses dealing
with please send some help.
Thanks
Joe
A: You can't. They were cut from the final version. Sorry. :(
17) Q: hey, my name is Brent Swanson and I can't figure out how to get
my % points up. I have beaten all the races except two and they
are the Rome endurance and The Apricot Hill endurance. I
understand you can't get 100% but I only show 56.95%. I've won all
the races in Arcade mode, but it hasn't helped my score. Please
let me know what I must do.
Thanks,
Brent
A: Hmmm, I couldn't tell you, because I'm not that far into the
game yet. My suggestion is to complete those Endurance Races,
and then see what happens to your % points.
18) Q: What is the purpose of the Super licence? and where could i use
that?
-From: TB
A: The only purpose of it is to make you a better driver. :)
Seriously though, you can't use it anywhere that the I-A
license couldn't be used. The only thing that can be done with
it, is when you get all golds for it, then you get a secret
car. Oh yeah, and it also opens up the secret Event Generator.
19) Q: How come when I get 100 cars in my Garage, it won't let me
aquire any more cars? Is this a glitch?
A: It's not a glitch. It's just that the game only allows 100 cars
total in your garage at once, so you'll have to sell some cars
to make room for the new ones.
Here are some answers to some of the questions above, from my good friend Cedric .
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A: Hey, it's me again, on behalf of Brett, i try to answer a few
questions:
1) Regard to Sn8k@webtv.net about the Displacement Option, it's there for ONLY
the Nissan Skyline. If i'm not wrong, (i tried with a few skylines), Only the
Skyline is able to use the Displacement Option, and it's no big deal, it only
increased the Ps to another 10 the most.
2) In regard to Engene Sung Question about the prized list cars, (M12
Vector, Escudo P.P....etc) IT"S there already in Brett's FAQ. Besides, i'm the
one who send to Brett. Yes, although it's a JP version, that i'm using, more or
less it's the same except the difference in wgt and the ps power. As most owners
of NA version will know by now, NA version cars had a lesser PS (less from 5 to
10ps)than JP version. And in regard to GTO and 3000GT, hey did you EVER got the
TRD 3000GT (Supra) prized car, see? It's got 3000GT in it. That's why i put GTO
= 3000GT, so no mixed answers about it.Besides, there's 1 and only GTO. It's the
same. Ponto. Next question...
3) To someone, who says he got only 54.6% or something where had finished most
of the events races, did you try to complete the Car Company Sponsored
Manufacturer's races? If you had finished in the first place, should can get
above 40%, see...it matches = 98.2%.
4) Please....all these mis-spelled words (k instead of P, nomal instead of
normal...blah..blah...etc..) should just forget it and just PLAY the game. It's
no big deal. It doesn't meant that ONE wrong spelling equal to NO ending or
TOTAL LOSS of ALL CARS of GT2, right? If you want 100% PERFECTION, just complain
to Sony and Polygon instead. It's only an annoying error by the developers.
4A) The ONLY GLITCH is the Cars got erased after they do their testing at the
Machine Test, (i'm felt sorry for them). That's the only problem. Why not go to
psx.ign.com to see the solution. Apparently Sony sent an annoucement about the
Glitch, they are "willing" to exchange for Non-Glitch disks. Whether it's true,
or not i'm not sure.
CJayC- For accepting all of my FAQS, and for creating the best web site on the
net!
Me- For typing this up, and for beating the Arcade Disc of GT 2 so I could make
this guide. :p
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9. CONTACT INFO
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E-Mail Address: brett17@ignmail.com
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