The Best Gran Turismo 2 Alfa Romeo 155

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Product Name

Score

-42%

Soundstream VRN-65HB 2-DIN GPS/DVD/CD/MP3/AM/FM Receiver with 6.2" LCD/Bluetooth/MobileLink X2

9.1

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★★★★★

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Product Name

Score

-23%

AutoTek TA 2050.2 Ta Series 2-channel Class Ab Amp (2,000 W)

8.6

Score

★★★★★

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Product Name

Score

-46%

Cerwin-Vega B52 Stealth Bomber Class D Amp (b52, 2 Channels, 1,000W)

8.5

Score

★★★★★

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Product Name

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-12%

Gran Turismo

8.4

Score

★★★★★

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Product Name

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-47%

Gran Turismo 2 Greatest Hits Playstation

8.1

Score

★★★★★

Budge BSC-3 Black Car fits Cars up to 200" Car Cover, Luxury Indoor Protection, Soft Inner Lining, Breathable, Dustproof

-41%

★★★★★

Last update was on: Sunday, June 7, 2020

PROTECT YOUR CAR YEAR ROUND: The Stretch Car Cover Size 3, Black uses a soft, stretchable fleece that conforms to the shape of your car for a custom-like fit, and our non-abrasive lining won’t scratch your car’s finish
THICK WHERE IT COUNTS: While our material may be soft and silky, it’s thick enough to protect your car’s finish from dust and other indoor environmental hazards
SECURE YOUR COVER: Elasticized hem holds your car cover in place
DESIGNED TO FIT: This car cover fits cars 200″ L x 60″ W x 51″ H. Fits vehicles like: Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe, Chevrolet Corvette, Ford Thunderbird, Honda Civic.

Soundstream VRN-65HB 2-DIN GPS/DVD/CD/MP3/AM/FM Receiver with 6.2" LCD/Bluetooth/MobileLink X2

-42%

★★★★★

Last update was on: Sunday, June 7, 2020

Turn-by-Turn GPS Navigation of USA, Canada, & Mexico: 12 Million Points of Interest Database Included
Complete Integration of Select Android Enabled Devices: Bluetooth V3.0 Hands-Free Calling from Enabled Phone
SmartSense Glass Panel Touch Screen Technology, Refer user manual below
A2DP Wireless MP3 Audio Playback from Enabled Device
Accepts OEM Steering Wheel Control Interfaces

VRN-65HB features GPS turn-by turn navigation for USA, Canada, & Mexico. Set your destination and follow the commands by text-to-speech directions, including lane guidance. Additional features include favorites list, programmable home destination, destination fuel estimates, multi-lingual, multi-gender voices, speed limit warnings, and more! VRN-65HB also includes MHL MobileLink X2 mobile device integration, enabling complete control of your smartphones and tablets. Conveniently launch any application, post social media updates, or play your own videos and all other content on your mobile device. Your smart device display is mirrored to the head units larger LCD screen via USB, and all commands are sent via Bluetooth 3.0 connection. MHL MobileLink X2 ensures safe, hands-free operation of your smart device without the distractions of locating & handling a device.

AutoTek TA 2050.2 Ta Series 2-channel Class Ab Amp (2,000 W)

-23%

★★★★★

Last update was on: Sunday, June 7, 2020

Class Ab, Bridgeable
Variable Input Voltage
Variable Input Voltage
Pro- Fi(tm) High-speed Misfit Devices
Sound Shield(tm) Aluminum Heat Sink Technology
Onboard Bass Boost

If you need an amp that doesn’t have a lot of frills but hammers out great music without distortion, take a look at the Autodesk TA Series 2-Channel Class AB Amp (2,000 Watts). The TA Series amps include classic Autodesk technology like Pro-Fi MOSFETs to improve music output and Sound Shield to minimize heat buildup in the aluminum heatsink. Tread loudly with Autodesk.

Cerwin-Vega B52 Stealth Bomber Class D Amp (b52, 2 Channels, 1,000W)

-46%

★★★★★

Last update was on: Sunday, June 7, 2020

Class D Ir Chipset
Ultra compact High-density Aluminum Alloy Chassis
Directed Power Mosfets Output
Speaker-level Input With Auto Turn-on
Advanced Rollback/thermal Protection

The Cerwin-Vega Mobile Stealth Bomber Class D Amp (B52, 2 Channels, 500 Watts) features a speaker level Input with auto turn-on for more compatibility and application purposes. The advanced rollback power and thermal protection circuit ensures that the amplifier continuously plays when driven under the most extreme conditions. The BTR port will work with optional Cerwin-Vega Mobile’s Bluetooth receivers to provide a seamless connection for streaming music with any Bluetooth-enabled device.

Gran Turismo

-12%

★★★★★

Last update was on: Sunday, June 7, 2020

1-2 Players
Dual Shock Controller Compatible
Analog Controller Compatible
Revolutionary 3D Graphics
Simulation and Arcade Mode

Product description

Includes game disc or discs, manual and original case. Game disc is in great condition. If there are any scratches they are only minor and have no effect on game play. All of our games are fully tested prior to being placed in our inventory.

Amazon.com

Gran Turismo is the new definition of a great racing game.With wonderful graphics, TV-like replays, and an entire host of cars to chosefrom, this instant classic goes beyond a driving game into the realm of drivingsimulator. You can choose between the arcade version (featuring classic carssuch as Corvettes and Aston Martins) or the simulation, which is the true heartof the game. The simulation starts you on an entire racing career beginningwith a cheap used car and second-rate tracks. You will find yourself longing forthe Dodge Viper as your sad $10,000 starting fund puts you behind the wheelof a used Honda Prelude or Mazda RX-7. As you win races, acquire money,and earn advanced licenses, you are able to buy better cars and race in morecompetitive matches right up to the GT World Cup.

Complete with cunning renditions of actual car models and a very playableinterface, this game is great for the serious racing simulation fan and the casualgamer. It promises instant action and the kind of gradual advancement thatkeeps gamers playing for weeks. While the license tests can be hard, the funtrack design and sheer number (140-plus) and variety of cars to choose frommakes this an exciting race experience. –Allen Stewart

Pros:

Great graphics
More than 140 accurately modeled cars
Awesome replays–actually looks like a TV race

Cons:

Steep learning curve

Review

The US release of Gran Turismo has been a much-awaited event. Sony made some changes to the domestic release, but for the most part, it’s still the same game. Gran Turismo is about as close to driving a car you can without, well, actually driving a car. Whether that’s a blessing or a curse, however, depends on your point of view.

There are two main modes to choose from. The arcade mode is a quick and dirty race, which lets you pick from a number of cars right off the bat and features slightly simplified physics for more arcade-style play. There is a two-player split-screen option in arcade mode, but the frame rate takes a horrible dive, making it almost totally useless. The arcade mode easily rivals most arcade-style driving games, but the simulation mode is where the meat of the game is. You start the simulation with enough money to buy a used car that should be good enough for the first few races. Of course, you can’t actually enter any races until you’ve earned your license. There are three licenses in the game, each one more difficult to attain than the last. There are eight segments to each license test. Most of the segments involve taking a set of turns in a certain amount of time. These segments are supposed to teach you the proper way to corner and make you a better driver. Unfortunately, all they really do is block your path to the interesting races and tracks in a very frustrating way. You’ll probably have more than one episode involving you wanting to place your foot through your TV, all because you’re half a second above the required time to pass. The worst part about it is that half the time you don’t even know what you’re doing wrong. A post-test critique of your performance would have helped greatly here. The license portion of the game would have been better as a tutorial segment that wasn’t a requirement to race.

Once you’ve toiled through the licenses, you’re cleared to race. From here you can select from an array of races, ranging from the fairly easy Sunday Cup all the way up to the GT World Cup. There is also a collection of special event races, such as US vs. Japan and front-wheel-drive cars only. Racing earns you money, which you can use to buy one of over 140 real-life cars. Several different manufacturers are represented in the game, including Nissan, Chevrolet, Honda, Dodge, Toyota, and Mitsubishi. The only glaring oversight is the lack of any Fords, but I assume there’s some grisly licensing story behind that. Once you’ve found a car worth sticking with, you can purchase parts for your car, including new engines, brakes, tires, suspension, and turbo. You can also have your ports tuned and undergo different weight reduction techniques to further streamline your ride. Whenever you fit a custom part to your car, the change in horsepower is displayed, keeping you from accidentally installing worthless parts. Lastly, there is the car wash, which gets rid of the road grime accumulated in everyday use.

The graphics in Gran Turismo are unmatched on the PlayStation. The replays look especially realistic. There are a few problems with polygons dropping out at the beginning of the race (the camera does a wide swing around your car), but once you’re off, there’s rarely a problem. The sound effects are perfect, and each car is represented with accurate-sounding engine noise. The music is pretty good and includes a track from the band Garbage, among others. However, I miss the goofy car wash music from the Japanese version. The game’s control is very good with the Dual Shock controller; the standard pad doesn’t do the game justice.

All in all, Gran Turismo is the most complete driving game on the market. The license tests may be extremely annoying, but behind them is a pretty realistic driving game with scads of options. Fans of arcade-style racers will probably become easily frustrated with GT, but it will surely satisfy people looking for more of a simulation-styled approach. –Jeff Gerstmann
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Gran Turismo 2 Greatest Hits Playstation

-47%

★★★★★

Last update was on: Sunday, June 7, 2020

Gran Turismo 2 Greatest Hits For Playstation

Gran Turismo 2 Greatest Hits Playstation , Plays on the original Playstation and Most Playstation 2 systems