The "Gran Turismo" series has sold more than 38 million copies worldwide since its inception in 1998. GT4 lets racers feel what it's like to race down such tracks as Laguna Seca or around such locales as Times Square in more than 700 cars from more than 80 car manufacturers. It's rated "E" for Everyone and has an SRP of $49.99.
Making its debut will be B-spec mode, which lets gamers assume the role of race team manager so they can give directions to their drivers from a broadcast view. In photo mode, gamers can get behind the lens of a camera to take pictures of their cars in exotic locations. Once the picture is taken, it can be shared with friends or even printed up via a USB printer.
Tim Surette reported for GameSpot.
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