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Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec
Polyphony Digital
April 27, 2001
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Racing, SimulatorDevelopers
Polyphony DigitalRelease Date
April 27, 2001 (24 years ago)Publishers
Sony Computer EntertainmentContent Rating
E Mild Lyrics
Franchises
Gran Turismo
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More than two years in the making, Gran Turismo 3 A-spec features over 150 detailed cars -- each composed of more than 4,000 polygons -- 60 beginner, amateur and professional championship races, as well as ten endurance races and ten rally races. In addition to all-new special effects, such as sun glare, heat distortion and reflections, Gran Turismo 3 A-spec also offers up a soundtrack of more than 20 licensed tracks, and an even better replay mode with TV-style camera views. Two players can go head-to-head via split-screen and up to six can duke it out by linking multiple systems together via i.LINK. Released worldwide in 2001, Gran Turismo 3 a-Spec was designed by Polyphony Digital.
Genres
Racing, SimulatorPlatforms
PlayStation 2Developers
Polyphony DigitalRelease Date
April 27, 2001 (24 years ago)Publishers
Sony Computer EntertainmentContent Rating
E Mild Lyrics
Franchises
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