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The first Gran Turismo essentially has role-playing elements; players start the sim with "entry-level cars" which can be upgraded over time, and faster cars can be bought with prize money from winning races. [ 38 ] [ 39 ] The complexities of the simulation are taught to the player through in-sim driving tests . [ 39 ] It has a realistic visual style which demonstrated the PlayStation's visual capabilities, and had a roster of licensed vehicles larger than any other sim at the time, at 150. [ 38 ] [ 39 ] The vehicles can also be customized. [ 39 ] The game's content was accessible via icons in a hub world . [ 38 ] The sim was released for the PlayStation in Japan in 1997, 1998 for North America, Europe, and other territories. By mid-1998, it had sold two million copies in Japan. Polyphony Digital was founded shortly after the sims's release. Gran Turismo 2 was released for the PlayStation in Japan and North America in 1999, and PAL regions in 2000. [ 39 ] Players could now compete in rally events, and had a larger roster of cars, at 650. [ 38 ] [ 39 ] Seven tracks are available for racing, two of them available in reversed layouts. [ 38 ] The size of the sim meant it had to be put onto two discs. [ 39 ]
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New with Gran Turismo 7, 'Music Rally' is a new casual way to enjoy driving where music meets racing. Different from competitive races, in this mini-game, players must try to drive as far as possible as their remaining 'beats' tick down in time to the rhythm. At the end of the song, players will receive a reward based on the distance covered. Enjoy a new kind of exhilarating driving feeling backed by familiar music tracks. Another exciting new feature is the 'Music Replay' system, which automatically generates camera positions and cuts during replays to fit the music. Enjoy watching back your favorite races with your favorite music.
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