sonycowboy
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Bizarre. I don't think I'll care for the B-Spec mode. And the photo mode doesn't do much for me either.
http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/driving/granturismo4/preview_6108426.html
http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/driving/granturismo4/preview_6108426.html
We get hands-on with Gran Turismo 4's newly announced B-Spec mode. New courses revealed inside.
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The focus of today's Gran Turismo 4 press conference was the game's newly announced B-Spec mode. Compatible with both the Arcade and Gran Turismo modes of play, the B-Spec option will essentially be an all-new way of playing (or not playing) the game. If you select the B-Spec option ahead of any race, you'll basically be choosing not to drive the car yourself but, instead, to just influence the way that the CPU driver in your seat does its job. You'll view the race from the same camera angles used in replays, and you'll determine how hard your driver pushes by hitting buttons numbered one (cruising) through five (driving on the edge). In addition to those buttons, you'll have the option to hit an overtake button that will see your driver actively trying to improve his position, and a button with a large letter "P" on it, which will have your driver pull into the pits at the next opportunity. Now, you might be thinking that the B-Spec mode is going to require you to do little more than stick your car on number five with the overtaking option highlighted. You'd be wrong.