The drifting was so much fun in GT3 Advance. I thought it was related to the gran turismo series when i was a kid. XD now it reminds me more of the first 2 "Drift King" games from the Super famicom, wich is a good Thing.
Man... someone tell dustin a seat upgrade, albeit sounds superficial in a game like this, a bucket seat hugs you better, allowing you to tackle corners harder. This game is brilliant!
Yes it actually makes sense that a racing seat upgrade would help you corner better. Years ago, when I did IRL autocross in my car with its stock seats, my body would slide sideways during hard cornering, making it harder to hold onto the wheel and turn. If I had proper racing seats, that wouldn't be a problem.
I think the creators of these tracks might've had a few too many DOPS. Also, the little bit of this game I played, I was actually pretty impressed by it. Fun, lots of variety, and great attention to detail. Banging music as well.
The 3rd game having a save option made it a huuuge upgrade over the original game, since that one was password only. Apart from that you can't really go wrong with this series and it's still really fun to play on the go ^_^
Also the pink Vitz is in so many games cuz it was a real color lol. Rose gold for sure, tho the earlier/later models may have more straight pink. Ive seen the third gen in a pink but it looks painted, but the Vitz/Yaris models came in a ton of crazy bright colors.
I remembered playing this game on a bootleg cartridge and the ROM files named Gran Turismo. I really thought this was a Gran Turismo game back when I was a kid
I own a physical copy of this game. It's a superb arcade racer with a surprising variety of cars. You can unlock weird stuff like Karts if you complete all the tournaments in all difficulties. I vaguely remember there being an advantage to completing everything in 1st place. Top tip: Press Select during a night race. It will toggle everyone's headlights on/off. Edit: Do Drifting, if you haven't already. It's really fun. Time Attack events also unlock stuff, if memory serves me right. Edit #2: That dude's right: you rarely need to brake, if at all, on most circuits. Just let off the throttle.
I can understand how a racing seat would boost your handling stat. For most cars, their stock seats have little side bracing. Thus, your body will start slipping out of the seat under hard cornering, making it harder to hold onto the wheel (and thus turn). I ran into this when I did IRL autocross in my Miata and its stock seats. A racing seat does a much better job at keeping your body locked into position, so you'll have an easier time holding onto the wheel and turning it.
You should see the GBA versions of NFS Underground or Underground 2. Kinda like this, but with an even more convincing physics based handling model, 3d models for cars, slopes and jumps too.
I was running a Raspberry Pi 400 with Twister OS in a janky custom laptop body. The whole thing ran off a phone power bank. Twister OS is a custom version of Raspberry Pi OS with extra feature and installed apps, including Retropie.@@Fotznerwin27
Looks like I played this game or maybe the previous part. I was 8 years old and already had experience with GT2, but this game made me happy on long trips. It also has a Toyota Mark 2 car, which my father had and which I have never seen in any racing game. I remembered this game, but of course I didn’t remember its name. Thank you
@@DanArnets1492 I'm aware of the SNES version but never tried it. Probably it's a factor of nostalgia, but I've always preferred the music from the GBA version and I feel that the sprites are somewhat the same (but I have this judgement only because I've seen the first F-ZERO only on video). I'm currently rebuilding a GBA collection after finding mine is working fine, do you have some suggestions?
@@costantinocarnevale3289 - The Japanese highway racing games exist on SNES and were continued later on on GBA. The shovelware PS2 game Downforce also has an above-average GBA version.
GT3 Advance was one of my favourite games on GBA next to Wario Land 4 and Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories. I'd also recommend checking out V-Rally 3 on GBA. It's absolutely mindblowing on the handheld.
This was my favorite GBA cart besides a few RPGs, but the music, the graphics, the drift mode, and more were way too awesome. They made a 4-in-1 cartridge at the end of the GBA's life that had all 3 GT games and a motoGP game. An absolute steal if you didn't have any of the individual games.
I really wanted these games back in the day. The first one is more street racing focused, the second one is a rally game. I didn’t play them until a few years ago, I really enjoyed them. They’re nothing special, but I’d have eaten them up back in the day.
I played this game on school with a friend once, he showed me his GBA emulator and I said "yooo GT let's test that lol" I must admit, I was surprised with the quality, and so was him I guess
Be glad this actually has saving, only the Japanese version of the first game in the series has saving and the copies they exported used progress passwords
The passwords were pain lol. I actually used to write those down. Then I would play some F-Zero or something, come back to GT Advance and the password wouldn't work. I was so annoyed. The password only stays if you maintain power to the cartridge.
It makes me so happy to see this game getting some positive attention. As a kid who only had Nintendo consoles growing up, this was the best car game I had and I have so many good memories playing this game on long card rides till my battery would die.
Midget HYPE 🎉 Also I can't believe you've never heard of the World Famous Doko Moko Racetrack, so many iconic races held there smh I'm very surprised by this one, really high quality for the platform. I'd be very interested to see you take on the 2nd game as it's Rally-themed.
I still have my original cartridge of this game from back when I was a kid! Lots of good memories of playing this, the expert mode does get quite difficult towards the end when you're trying to get all golds.
i'd like to see a modern indie game that's basically this with elevation change - kind of like SRB2Kart but with cars instead of karts, doing what Super Woden GP did to isometric racers but to 3d racers with sprites instead of models as cars
This is one of my childhood GBA games and probably the one I'd take on a trip today. For a handheld game there is so much content in it. Unlocking all the cars and testing how they feel definitely gets you hooked.
btw these games GT Advance series has sequel in gamecube & wii consoles, named GT Cube & GT Pro Series. It's basically same game but with different publisher (GT Cube publisher is from MTO itself and GT Pro Series publisher is from Ubisoft but developed by same MTO). the game's handling almost same as this GT Advance series and it has cell-shaded graphics same like Auto Modelista. Should Try it later!
Now you should complete the first ridge racer on PSP, very good arcade handling and a good mashup of the series best tracks, combined with a campaign that has more rubberband than underground 1. Good luck if you try it!
I never thought I would see this game again, I had back then on the Gameboy Advance SP, I remember visting my local game store at the time and buying it, cause the cover looked so great. Thanks for playing, back then i loved the game
Glad to see this game getting the spotlight it deserves, thank you for that - I've played GT3 Advance for years (it was the last "new" game that I got for my aging GBA-SP) and I absolutely loved it. I didn't own any other consoles at the time and GT3 Advance was my first foray into the unique JDM scene. It eventually prepared me for Gran Turismo PSP, but I'd always go back to this just for nostalgia. They need to bring this series back, it was such a good game. PS: If you're interested, the second installment's a rally racing game, so something like A-Spec (featuring rally tracks and special cars in differnet countries, suspension/gearing tuning, everything you'd expect in a rally game). The first one's basically the third one but even lower resolution - however, it doesn't have a misleading car count, you can add body kits to every car and it even has dirt tracks.
I still have my original copy since i was 5 years old (now im 22), such a great racer for the GBA, with a inconsistent list of racing games, this one is on the top spot easily
If you are going to try pixelated games may I suggest Drift King - Shutokō Battle '94 Keichii Tsuchiya Drift King or Touge Densetsu: Saishoku Battle on the Super Famicom. They both predated GT and have a lot of similarities including tuning and other things.
By the way, the car on the title screen of this game is the ASL Garaiya, which is a sports car that sadly wasnt put into production, however it did also appear in Gran Turismo 4.
This is one of the best racing games on the GBA and I'm glad you are covering it. Also, be sure to check out GT Advance 2 if you're a fan of rally racing, it's just as good as GT Advance 3 IMO.
One weird thing this game did was fix 6 speed cars (In GT Advance, 6 speed cars had horrible acceleration in 5th gear, so it was better to use 5 speed cars). They fixed the acceleration bug, but they also made all cars 6 speed. I dunno why.
How nostalgic. I remembered back in the day, I played this game non-stop, just to get all the 97 cars in the game. And I thought that this was a GBA spin-off of the GT Series, but I was wrong. 😅 You should try GT Advance 2 to experience a mini-WRC series in the game. There are elevations there and at least the courses are in a real continent setting (the courses are not real tho...) You'll be surprised what "final car" to unlock in that game. 😁
For a Gameboy game the car models are really detailed, I especially love that the cars appear to reflect light, I know it's just how they did the sprites, but it's a nice touch
gt3 and v-rally 3 are two of the most technically impressive gba racing games that while on arcady side both try really hard tobe racing sims with both having a lot of their at home counter parts.
the taillights portion in the sprites is probably transparent with a generic pixel texture underneath it that turne gray /red for braking instead of a whole new set of sprites... if i was the developer, that's how i would of done it.
I had this game as like a 4 in 1 pak, it had GtAdvance 1-3, and MotoGP. My favorite was actually GtAdvance 2, because it was a rally car game instead of Motorsport, like the other games. I played countless hours of these games as a kid
I remember being a kid and playing one of the gt games on the wii and getting so angry that I could only drive some Mitsubishi cross and it was very difficult to drive with the motion controls
I never liked Mode7 games, because they felt like a lazy excuse for "3D". But this one is actually good. It has a crazy amount of content. I wonder what they could have done if cart space was bigger. I mean, we still have games like the NFS series and Driver 3 on the GBA, which are fully 3D games (well Driver 3 a hybrid, but it works well enough). I guess they could have done the race tracks in a similar way to how Driver 3's open world is. But, anyway, it's still extremely good as is.
There is a Glitch in Night kids where you can hit a spot on the Map to go out of bounds. you can then drive across the Entire screen, moving your map dot all around it.
The engine sounds are pretty good for a GBA game.. it's only when you hear the exact same sounds on the GameCube/Wii version that it sounds off. But yeah, I did play this game to completion on my PC back in the day.
You mentioned this would be a good indie game today on Steam. Honestly, Super Woden GP looks sorta like this (haven't played it yet), though it's a top down racer. And I dunno if you buy upgrades. And certainly no liscensed cars. Just seems to focus on great handling.
Karts? RC cars? Tuned cars? This all makes this game pretty nice! For gba its really nice, especially the fact all cars have complete sprites of all angles for all cars!
Holy shit this was a childhood game of mine. My first ever car game too. Ive never seen anyone even talk about it before or play it shit just brought back memories
We truly can never escape the PINK VITZ Also I think I may have played this game on emulation too back in the day, just a bit. Was pretty cool as you put it!
This, this is when you make a game with passion, with your heart. It's one of the best GBA games I ever played.
Me too😭
The drifting was so much fun in GT3 Advance. I thought it was related to the gran turismo series when i was a kid. XD now it reminds me more of the first 2 "Drift King" games from the Super famicom, wich is a good Thing.
So much fun
The entire trilogy of GT Advance was amazing
Except for GTA1, which has... no functioning save
@@PhoenixTwoFiftySix yeah sure, then buy the japanese version which actually has a save.
I can almost guarantee that the circuit 'Plastic Bomb' is because they called it C4 (like R246 in Gran Turismo) and then translated it into English!
What's next .P90
I thought it was cause it was in hiroshima
Man... someone tell dustin a seat upgrade, albeit sounds superficial in a game like this, a bucket seat hugs you better, allowing you to tackle corners harder. This game is brilliant!
Yes it actually makes sense that a racing seat upgrade would help you corner better. Years ago, when I did IRL autocross in my car with its stock seats, my body would slide sideways during hard cornering, making it harder to hold onto the wheel and turn. If I had proper racing seats, that wouldn't be a problem.
I think the creators of these tracks might've had a few too many DOPS.
Also, the little bit of this game I played, I was actually pretty impressed by it. Fun, lots of variety, and great attention to detail. Banging music as well.
With the limitation of the GBA performance, this game is great
The 3rd game having a save option made it a huuuge upgrade over the original game, since that one was password only. Apart from that you can't really go wrong with this series and it's still really fun to play on the go ^_^
Only the american version of the first game uses password, the european and japanese version has save system.
@@lucaspereirahmj I have a genuine european copy of the first game and it has the password system 🤔
@@LouisTheSEGANerd my mistake, was only the japanese version
@@lucaspereirahmj no worries :)
@@LouisTheSEGANerdI think he meant gt advance 2
As one of the biggest fans of this game, I can recommend you trying GT2 Advance due to it being Rallye spec. It is way harder and has track elevation
Also the pink Vitz is in so many games cuz it was a real color lol. Rose gold for sure, tho the earlier/later models may have more straight pink. Ive seen the third gen in a pink but it looks painted, but the Vitz/Yaris models came in a ton of crazy bright colors.
I remembered playing this game on a bootleg cartridge and the ROM files named Gran Turismo. I really thought this was a Gran Turismo game back when I was a kid
I own a physical copy of this game. It's a superb arcade racer with a surprising variety of cars. You can unlock weird stuff like Karts if you complete all the tournaments in all difficulties. I vaguely remember there being an advantage to completing everything in 1st place.
Top tip: Press Select during a night race. It will toggle everyone's headlights on/off.
Edit: Do Drifting, if you haven't already. It's really fun. Time Attack events also unlock stuff, if memory serves me right.
Edit #2: That dude's right: you rarely need to brake, if at all, on most circuits. Just let off the throttle.
The GT Advance series had some of the best music on GBA ever. Its FANTASTIC and genuinely a fun game to play.
I can understand how a racing seat would boost your handling stat.
For most cars, their stock seats have little side bracing. Thus, your body will start slipping out of the seat under hard cornering, making it harder to hold onto the wheel (and thus turn). I ran into this when I did IRL autocross in my Miata and its stock seats.
A racing seat does a much better job at keeping your body locked into position, so you'll have an easier time holding onto the wheel and turning it.
I'm actually surprised the Gameboy Advance was this capable.
The car models sre convincing, handling seems good too.
Technology!
The GBA was essentially an improved SNES/SFC in terms of graphics capability, but also worse audio-wise for whatever reason.
@@ArbitraryOutcomeactually the gba was more capable than snes, because it can reproduce 3d graphics with complex textures
You should see the GBA versions of NFS Underground or Underground 2. Kinda like this, but with an even more convincing physics based handling model, 3d models for cars, slopes and jumps too.
Have you seen Top Gear Rally on the GBA?
@@thebestmario467 I used to have that one too. Wasn't my favorite, but it looks pretty nice.
I highly reccomend playing GT Cube/GT Pro Series on the GameCube and Wii, its essentially the same game but full 3d, with weird cell shaded graphics
I played over 50 retro racing games on my Raspberry PI a couple of years ago, and GT Advance 3 is the only one I remember. Surprisingly fun game
Which Raspberry model and which OS were you running? Asking for a friend...
I was running a Raspberry Pi 400 with Twister OS in a janky custom laptop body. The whole thing ran off a phone power bank. Twister OS is a custom version of Raspberry Pi OS with extra feature and installed apps, including Retropie.@@Fotznerwin27
My cousin had this game and I remember having a lot of fun with it. Always amazed what some devs could do with the GBA hardware.
Looks like I played this game or maybe the previous part. I was 8 years old and already had experience with GT2, but this game made me happy on long trips. It also has a Toyota Mark 2 car, which my father had and which I have never seen in any racing game. I remembered this game, but of course I didn’t remember its name. Thank you
The name "PEAK PEAK" aged perfectly
This game was honestly one of the best gameboy games, period. A truly underrated gem.
I want to remember to everyone the existence of F-ZERO fot the GBA, probably one of the most intense and fun racing games I've ever played
It's basically a downgrade from the SNES version but still rather nice
@@DanArnets1492 I'm aware of the SNES version but never tried it. Probably it's a factor of nostalgia, but I've always preferred the music from the GBA version and I feel that the sprites are somewhat the same (but I have this judgement only because I've seen the first F-ZERO only on video). I'm currently rebuilding a GBA collection after finding mine is working fine, do you have some suggestions?
@@costantinocarnevale3289 - The Japanese highway racing games exist on SNES and were continued later on on GBA. The shovelware PS2 game Downforce also has an above-average GBA version.
GT3 Advance was one of my favourite games on GBA next to Wario Land 4 and Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories. I'd also recommend checking out V-Rally 3 on GBA. It's absolutely mindblowing on the handheld.
This was my favorite GBA cart besides a few RPGs, but the music, the graphics, the drift mode, and more were way too awesome.
They made a 4-in-1 cartridge at the end of the GBA's life that had all 3 GT games and a motoGP game. An absolute steal if you didn't have any of the individual games.
I have the rom of that lol. Not my favorite way to play, since you have to use save states.
I really wanted these games back in the day. The first one is more street racing focused, the second one is a rally game. I didn’t play them until a few years ago, I really enjoyed them. They’re nothing special, but I’d have eaten them up back in the day.
This is super impressive. I would've gone crazy for this game as a kid if i knew it existed
I played this game on school with a friend once, he showed me his GBA emulator and I said "yooo GT let's test that lol"
I must admit, I was surprised with the quality, and so was him I guess
The Nails was unveiled along with the R35 GT-R and Z33 Z concept cars, but never was produced
Be glad this actually has saving, only the Japanese version of the first game in the series has saving and the copies they exported used progress passwords
The passwords were pain lol. I actually used to write those down. Then I would play some F-Zero or something, come back to GT Advance and the password wouldn't work. I was so annoyed. The password only stays if you maintain power to the cartridge.
@@roflBeck So stupid
It makes me so happy to see this game getting some positive attention. As a kid who only had Nintendo consoles growing up, this was the best car game I had and I have so many good memories playing this game on long card rides till my battery would die.
Midget HYPE 🎉
Also I can't believe you've never heard of the World Famous Doko Moko Racetrack, so many iconic races held there smh
I'm very surprised by this one, really high quality for the platform. I'd be very interested to see you take on the 2nd game as it's Rally-themed.
you cannot escape the pink vitz
I SEE VITZ
The GT Advance series never miss a beat on GBA! Really love all three games. Interesting to note that the first game has dirt tracks btw.
Never though I would see the day my childhood game would be played by you today. This brought back nice memories.
I still have my original cartridge of this game from back when I was a kid! Lots of good memories of playing this, the expert mode does get quite difficult towards the end when you're trying to get all golds.
So glad you covered this, the game is so damn good. I had it with Moto GP in a double cart back in the day and it was amazing
i'd like to see a modern indie game that's basically this with elevation change - kind of like SRB2Kart but with cars instead of karts, doing what Super Woden GP did to isometric racers but to 3d racers with sprites instead of models as cars
This is one of my childhood GBA games and probably the one I'd take on a trip today. For a handheld game there is so much content in it. Unlocking all the cars and testing how they feel definitely gets you hooked.
btw these games GT Advance series has sequel in gamecube & wii consoles, named GT Cube & GT Pro Series. It's basically same game but with different publisher (GT Cube publisher is from MTO itself and GT Pro Series publisher is from Ubisoft but developed by same MTO). the game's handling almost same as this GT Advance series and it has cell-shaded graphics same like Auto Modelista. Should Try it later!
Now you should complete the first ridge racer on PSP, very good arcade handling and a good mashup of the series best tracks, combined with a campaign that has more rubberband than underground 1. Good luck if you try it!
You should check out Road Trip Adventure for the PS2. The OG CaRPG
I never thought I would see this game again, I had back then on the Gameboy Advance SP, I remember visting my local game store at the time and buying it, cause the cover looked so great. Thanks for playing, back then i loved the game
Not to shit on the game, but my dad walked by and said: "Why are the graphics so bad?"
You can tell him it's a GBA, not a PS5, and that he can buy you one.
The fact that it is on a game boy is really fucking funny lmfao 💀💀💀💀💀💀
I remember playing this when I was younger and really enjoying it. Nice to see it again.
Glad to see this game getting the spotlight it deserves, thank you for that - I've played GT3 Advance for years (it was the last "new" game that I got for my aging GBA-SP) and I absolutely loved it. I didn't own any other consoles at the time and GT3 Advance was my first foray into the unique JDM scene. It eventually prepared me for Gran Turismo PSP, but I'd always go back to this just for nostalgia.
They need to bring this series back, it was such a good game.
PS: If you're interested, the second installment's a rally racing game, so something like A-Spec (featuring rally tracks and special cars in differnet countries, suspension/gearing tuning, everything you'd expect in a rally game). The first one's basically the third one but even lower resolution - however, it doesn't have a misleading car count, you can add body kits to every car and it even has dirt tracks.
This game is unlocking a memory I didn’t know I had. But it isn’t this game I specifically remember.. does this developer have any other games?
GT Pro Series for the wii/gamecube, its made by the same people and is extremely similar.
This was genuinely my favorite racing game on the GBA! I deadass probably played it like 3 or 4 times this year
If you liked this, then you might like Sega Rally Championship. It's basically the same in terms of controls and visuals, but rally.
Wow, big nostalgia. I had this game for my GBA when I was an exchange student in Japan.
No joke, this was the very first video game I ever owned. I got it for Christmas alongside a game boy advance back in 2004 or 5.
"We have Gran Turismo at home"
I still have my original copy since i was 5 years old (now im 22), such a great racer for the GBA, with a inconsistent list of racing games, this one is on the top spot easily
This was actually my childhood, and I still have it to this day. ❤
i loved this game as a kid. i was horrible at it and couldn’t get past beginner class but i loved it anyways.
the soundtrack kicks ass.
This has more modes than GT PSP, wtf? :P
If you are going to try pixelated games may I suggest Drift King - Shutokō Battle '94 Keichii Tsuchiya Drift King or Touge Densetsu: Saishoku Battle on the Super Famicom. They both predated GT and have a lot of similarities including tuning and other things.
I had this on GBA as a kid! I absolutely loved this game. Brought back some great memories with this video, thanks!
By the way, the car on the title screen of this game is the ASL Garaiya, which is a sports car that sadly wasnt put into production, however it did also appear in Gran Turismo 4.
Had this game when I was a kid and loved it! I completely forgotten the name of until now so thank you for doing a play through of it 😁
Such nostalgia seeing GT3 Advance again 😢😢😢 So many hours & the car selection wasn’t bad either❤ Might dust it off for a revisit
13:30 wich is funny because GT Advance 2 introduced elevation in the tracks
I love this game series because it’s one of the few you can drive a Daihatsu Move in.
I'm blown away by the Nissan Nails, it was a concept car on the Tokyo Motor Show in 2001
This is one of the best racing games on the GBA and I'm glad you are covering it. Also, be sure to check out GT Advance 2 if you're a fan of rally racing, it's just as good as GT Advance 3 IMO.
One weird thing this game did was fix 6 speed cars (In GT Advance, 6 speed cars had horrible acceleration in 5th gear, so it was better to use 5 speed cars). They fixed the acceleration bug, but they also made all cars 6 speed. I dunno why.
How nostalgic. I remembered back in the day, I played this game non-stop, just to get all the 97 cars in the game. And I thought that this was a GBA spin-off of the GT Series, but I was wrong. 😅
You should try GT Advance 2 to experience a mini-WRC series in the game. There are elevations there and at least the courses are in a real continent setting (the courses are not real tho...) You'll be surprised what "final car" to unlock in that game. 😁
I honestly LOVE this game. I play through it every once and a while. it's amazing. i had it on my GBA back in the day
For a Gameboy game the car models are really detailed, I especially love that the cars appear to reflect light, I know it's just how they did the sprites, but it's a nice touch
Another absolute brilliant video by Dustin ❤
gt3 and v-rally 3 are two of the most technically impressive gba racing games that while on arcady side both try really hard tobe racing sims with both having a lot of their at home counter parts.
the taillights portion in the sprites is probably transparent with a generic pixel texture underneath it that turne gray /red for braking instead of a whole new set of sprites... if i was the developer, that's how i would of done it.
13:44 I did not expect to have my home track attacked like this. Take it back!
Yooo this was one of my absolute favourite advance games back when I was a child. Nostalgia ❤️
5:12 Flip that course clock-wise 90 degrees. That's Mario Circuit 1 from Super Mario Kart.
This game looks cool, and I just discovered this RUclips Channel at 11AM Thursday morning Auckland New Zealand time.
Hard to believe that you never heard of it, during his time this was one of the most impressive games for the GBA.
I'm stunned how I've had a hard core GBA upbringing but never seen this game once. I need to get in on this ASAP.
I had this game as like a 4 in 1 pak, it had GtAdvance 1-3, and MotoGP. My favorite was actually GtAdvance 2, because it was a rally car game instead of Motorsport, like the other games. I played countless hours of these games as a kid
Man, I had all 3 of these games back then. Pretty fun. 3 is probably the best one, I'll still play it once in a while.
I had all the GT Racing games on GBA and had hundreds of hours on them. So fun.
Back when I was young and had no concept of franchise exclusivity, I legit thought that this was an actual Gran Turismo game on GBA.
This franchise also has a launch title on the Wii that was actually quite a lot of fun!
GT Pro Series, made by the same people.
I didn't know that was in the same series as this lol. Maybe I should snag it next time I go to a retro shop...
I'm not really a fan but seriously i never thought they're still making game until wii came out.
I remember being a kid and playing one of the gt games on the wii and getting so angry that I could only drive some Mitsubishi cross and it was very difficult to drive with the motion controls
I never liked Mode7 games, because they felt like a lazy excuse for "3D". But this one is actually good. It has a crazy amount of content.
I wonder what they could have done if cart space was bigger. I mean, we still have games like the NFS series and Driver 3 on the GBA, which are fully 3D games (well Driver 3 a hybrid, but it works well enough). I guess they could have done the race tracks in a similar way to how Driver 3's open world is. But, anyway, it's still extremely good as is.
That 8 Bit Pink Vitz cause me more PTSD than actual Granturismo 3 Pink Vitz.
gt3 advance is one of the best game on GBA, I discovered and played that game a lot in 2020-21.
I had this game
You've just unlocked a very deep memory
There is a Glitch in Night kids where you can hit a spot on the Map to go out of bounds. you can then drive across the Entire screen, moving your map dot all around it.
I had this game since like 2007. good times. fun game. lot of unlocks. cover the Wii game of the same franchise as well. that is so fun.
Dustin du machst gute Videos! :)
the tail lights lighting up is more likely the color pallet of the car changing rather than another set of sprites
I swear that Doco Moco was one of the villains in the Powerpuff Girls.
The engine sounds are pretty good for a GBA game.. it's only when you hear the exact same sounds on the GameCube/Wii version that it sounds off.
But yeah, I did play this game to completion on my PC back in the day.
You mentioned this would be a good indie game today on Steam. Honestly, Super Woden GP looks sorta like this (haven't played it yet), though it's a top down racer. And I dunno if you buy upgrades.
And certainly no liscensed cars. Just seems to focus on great handling.
Karts? RC cars? Tuned cars? This all makes this game pretty nice! For gba its really nice, especially the fact all cars have complete sprites of all angles for all cars!
16:15 breakdown : does what it says on the tin!
Holy shit this was a childhood game of mine. My first ever car game too. Ive never seen anyone even talk about it before or play it shit just brought back memories
Great video as always dude! Nice to see the GBA getting some love! :)
I played all GT Advance games back in 2021. The graphics do look amazing for a GBA game, almost look like a PS1 game.
We truly can never escape the PINK VITZ
Also I think I may have played this game on emulation too back in the day, just a bit. Was pretty cool as you put it!
Gt2 is this game but rally with jumps and different surfaces and even a CO DRIVER with call outs.
interesting, might add to my list