GT3 Mid-Field II, Arcade Mode Area A (Hard), Gran Turismo 3 A-spec

GT3 Mid-Field II, Arcade Mode Area A (Hard), Gran Turismo 3 A-spec
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Arcade Mode - Single Race
Race course stage: Mid-Field II (Reverse/Mirror) [Area A]
Difficulty: Hard
Car driven: Honda Castrol Mugen NSX JGTC [Class S]
Music used: 'Life is a Highway' by Rascal Flatts (Pixar Movie 'Cars' soundtrack)
'Drivers High' by L'Arc~En~Ciel (GTO)
Rewards for completing Area A as follows:
Easy = First place on all Group A tracks, Unlock Group B tracks
Normal = First place on all Group A tracks, Mazda Miata MX-5 (Class C)
Hard = First place on all Group A tracks, Nissan C-West Razo Silvia (Class S)
Notes: Beating Normal difficulty also finishes Easy difficulty. Beating Hard difficulty also finishes both Normal and Easy difficulty. Cars unlocked in Arcade Mode may only be used in Arcade Mode. This means they are "Arcade only" or "Exclusive only to Arcade Mode."

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Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec is a racing game, the first in the Gran Turismo series to be released for the PlayStation 2. Gran Turismo 2000 was the working name used when demonstrated at E3 2000/2001. The game was a critical and commerical success, going on to become one of the best-selling console games of all time.

Gameplay: The Gran Turismo Mode (Simulation Mode in the American version) has a reorganized layout, with a more structured and progressive arrangement of races and challenges. Races vary from short beginner events to multi-hour endurance races and also rallying events against an opponent. In addition, the car shops are now organized by country and then by manufacturer, which some find to be more intuitive than the East/West City method used in its predecessor. On the downside, far fewer vehicles are available in GT3 (just over 150 in total) than GT2 (around 650). This is attributed largely to the work needed for the more detailed graphics, providing detailed statistics for all the cars and the game's release being early in the PlayStation 2's lifespan. Another new feature is the ability to win unlicensed versions of actual Formula One cars (labeled as Polyphony 001 and 002 in the PAL version and F686/M, F687/S, F688/S, F090/S, F094/H and F094/S in the Japanese and American versions) from endurance races. In the NTSC versions, the name of each car denotes various pieces of information (such as the amount of cylinders it contains, the year it was raced, and its driver, respectively). As expected, they perform significantly better than the other vehicles featured in the game. The only liability is that they wear out the tires in a matter of laps. Players cannot buy harder tire compounds to fit on them. The Japanese NTSC-J version also featured a racing Lamborghini Diablo, but without a manufacturer due to licensing. The basic aim of the game (like GT1 and GT2), is to win all the provided races, championships, complete license tests and achieve 100% game completion. Every 25% of the game completed results in the player being awarded a car as a special prize. Among the changes were the omission of the ability to "race modify" or add down force to production cars, removal of suspension damage and also re-absent of torque limits to races. The developers collaborated with computer and game peripheral maker Logitech for the game, which resulted in the GT Force steering wheel, which featured force feedback and was highly fitted to the game.
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[shanmohta]

bro, if you go to single race, then have hard selected (dont push it) and then u hit L1 and R1, it changes to Professional

[StoneMonkWisdom]

@shanmohta I am aware of that, I simply wanted Hard Mode, to unlock things in arcade mode.

[bfire34]

how did you get all those other cars in class s??

[StoneMonkWisdom]

I beat a bunch of Arcade mode Area's on Hard mode, they are only available to use in arcade mode though, but that's still nice.

[bfire34]

you still have this game??

[StoneMonkWisdom]

[2nd reply]

Yes, I do still have this game, and I don't plan to part with a majority of my older games.

[dicbrain906]

How can you get the Honda Raybrig NSX & Honda Arta NSX?

[levipalmer]

@StoneMonkWisdom Thx For Using Honda Castrol Mugen NSX!

[DarkFox1239e]

im kind of get sick of the GT3 songs its always the same =(

[COSMICDUST888]

NICE VIDEO & NICE GAME........

[boeoz]

Woah, still competes with the Forzas and Need for Speeds of today, visually. Amazing.

[apilado00]

this game has a fking f1

[bloodynikka1]

hey could someone tell me how to get the xj220 race car? I've tried for so long!