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Platform: Nintendo Wii

Rating: E-Everyone

Sub-Genre: Car Racing

Video Game Series: gt pro series

Publisher: Ubisoft

Game Name: Gt Pro Series

Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Release Year: 2006

Features: Manual Included, Multiplayer

Genre: Racing

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

UPC: 0008888193234

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In GT Pro Series, players get behind the wheel of over 80 Japanese cars ready to be upgraded and enhanced through a single-player career. The game comes bundled with a Wii-Remote compatible steering wheel, and players tilt the steering wheel to turn, and press buttons to stop or go. Players are given a choice of many makes and models including the Skyline R34 GT-R, and the Lancer Evolution. Gamers can unlock performance and aesthetic upgrades, cars, and tracks in "Championship" mode by winning the races found in each level. "Quick Race," "Time Attack," and "Drift" are all examples of single race modes, and to view completed races, gamers can access "Replay" mode and watch video of saved progress. Up to four friends can compete in the split-screen multiplayer action found in "Versus" mode.

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by mtsungear
Apr 15, 2020Top favourable review
Good cheap fun, difficult to master
For an old machine this is a good driving game.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: thriftmindflips
by NgXKmCmjQti@Deleted
Mar 27, 2010
Sometimes imitation isn't flattering
This game looks to me like a rather obvious ripoff of Gran Tourismo. GT Pro Series even has a Clubman race series and the expected Japan-only cars like Honda Beat, Nissan Syliva, etc. You also have to pass fairly easy driving tests and get licenses to gain access to all except the first races. Sound familiar? Steering control is better than expected. I can even control a drift with the crudely modeled cars in this game. Maybe it was just beginner's luck. For some unfathomable reason, we're using buttons for brake and accelerator with no other control config options. Don't worry, though, you can beep your car's horn. You can look behind and also switch among four forward views: bumper, dash (actually over hood), near chase, not so near chase. After spending a few hours with this game, the ... This game looks to me like a rather obvious ripoff of Gran Tourismo. GT Pro Series even has a Clubman race series and the expected Japan-only cars like Honda Beat, Nissan Syliva, etc. You also have to pass fairly easy driving tests and get licenses to gain access to all except the first races. Sound familiar? Steering control is better than expected. I can even control a drift with the crudely modeled cars in this game. Maybe it was just beginner's luck. For some unfathomable reason, we're using buttons for brake and accelerator with no other control config options. Don't worry, though, you can beep your car's horn. You can look behind and also switch among four forward views: bumper, dash (actually over hood), near chase, not so near chase. After spending a few hours with this game, the main challenge is crude control. The cars all seem to have the same physics model. It is usually pretty easy to see the track and figure out where you're going, due to the crude graphics and absence of visual clutter. In career mode, winning races unlocks more cars and upgrade parts. The upgrades are generic and you can apply the new air filter, blue headlights, or whatever, to the available car of your choice. If you get tired of the limited car color choices then you can paint your car using RGB sliders. Now that my 180SX is orange, I feel much better about this game. On a positive note, the car selection screen includes graphic representation of car's handling, acceleration, and top speed so you can compare cars and try to pick the best performing one. If this game was graphically up-to-date, maybe your selected car would look cool with new paint. One suggestion that I strongly urge you to heed: turn off the background music or turn down the sound on tv when racing. The music and sound effects are horrible. The music is what I'd call Japanese Techno-Dance and might be okay in real life but it's done poorly in game. The car engines all have the same buzzing sound sort of like a big flies. Overall, this would have been a good racing game in about the year 1990 or so. Obviously the manufacturer doesn't think enough of video gamers to spend time and money on developing a REAL racing game for the Wii. If you bought this title new then you should be offended at the way the manufacture insulted you by assuming that you're dumb and undiscerning enough to accept any sloppy effort as a worthwhile racing sim. I guess this is probably true for about 90% of games out there since video games first appeared for retail purchase. At $10-15 you might get some enjoyment out of GT Pro Series but don't expect much. I admit that unlocking new cars and parts is kinda fun. Heck, a surprise is still a surprise. GT Pro Series might be fun to play with friends as a party game. If you're looking for a racing SIMULATION with a fairly realistic appearance and control, then keep looking because GT Pro Series for the Wii definitely ain't it. If you're new to driving/racing games then this title might discourage you from exploring the genre further. I've played video and computer games since about 1988 on nearly every game system from Odyssey to PC. I like racing games--good ones, that is. I'm no pro gamer but can tell a decent driving sim from a bad one and have a fair amount of experience with both. Thanks for reading, hope this helps.
by drumstuffandmore
Jan 04, 2011
Grand Turismo rip off and I like it :)
This had been considered a Grand Turismo rip off...which is actually what I wanted. Granted, it isn't as good as grand turismo, but it is still good. I like using the controller's arrow keys to go left and right instead of using the controller like a steering wheel and you have this option with GT pro series. The music is cheesy and the graphics aren't as good as the majority of wii games but it is still fun to play.This had been considered a Grand Turismo rip off...which is actually what I wanted. Granted, it isn't as good as grand turismo, but it is still good. I like using the controller's arrow keys to go left and right instead of using the controller like a steering wheel and you have this option with GT pro series. The music is cheesy and the graphics aren't as good as the majority of wii games but it is still fun to play.
by 0asisvic
May 02, 2007
GT Pro Series (Wii)
Being fairly new to the Wii, I was trying to find a game that I could learn and also wanted a 1-4 player game. This game filled all my needs. It is fun. It takes a little getting used to the feel of the Wii remote. Serious gamers probably will prefer to use the steering wheel. The game gives you many options and cars the more you win. This creates a challenging long term game.
by blsd2xs
Jul 04, 2007
Another Great Wii Title
When playing this game with the steering wheel attachment for the Wii controller, the control of this game is realistic, and FUN! Early on you learn that it is necessary to be able to control a power slide and how to feather the throttle to get that little extra help on the sharp corners! If there were analog foot controls, this game would be perfect.

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