GT Racing 97

Game Details:

"GT Racing '97" takes you back to the golden age of 90s racing games. Players can choose from a variety of GT series cars, and each track, from straight-line sprints to technical curves, requires skill and reflexes. The game supports both single-player time trials and AI battles, and features different weather and day/night cycles to make the race more challenging.

The controls use the classic combination of acceleration, braking, and steering. The car will have a noticeable drift when cornering at high speed, requiring reasonable control of speed and line. Vehicles can be upgraded and adjusted based on race results, such as acceleration, grip, and handling.

Although the graphics are pixelated or early 3D, the physical feedback and racing rhythm still make people excited. It is a must-have for retro racing players.

Editor's Recommendation:

Players who like the "Need for Speed" and "Gran Turismo" series will definitely be interested in "GT Racing '97". Although the game does not have gorgeous modern graphics, it has pure racing charm. Especially when playing on the emulator platform, you can experience the most original arcade racing fun, without being disturbed by complex systems, and simply compete on skills.

It is recommended to play with the arrow keys or a gamepad for better control. Different cars have different performance characteristics, suitable for various player styles: for example, players who are good at corners can choose cars with strong handling performance, and players who like speed suppression can choose high-horsepower GT cars.

Game Guide:

Beginner's Guide:

• In the early stage of the game, it is recommended to choose a car with balanced handling, which is not easy to slip and has a higher fault tolerance rate.
• Learning the track is key. Understanding the layout of the corners, the best braking points, and acceleration zones can effectively improve lap times.

Advanced Skills:

• Tapping the brakes before the corner and then releasing the steering can achieve "card line" cornering, maximizing the speed.
• Don't blindly pursue the shortest route, but choose a running style that is more suitable for your own driving style based on the characteristics of the car.
• Avoid frequent drifting, as it is easy to lose speed. It is only recommended to slightly drift to correct the line in sharp corners.

Race Mode Suggestions:

• If multiple-lap races are supported, try to maintain a steady rhythm. Observe the AI behavior in the first few laps and overtake in the later stage.
• Use the mutual card positions between AI vehicles to find overtaking opportunities, and do not forcibly attack every corner.

Emulator Usage Tips:

• You can use the save function to practice repeatedly at specific levels.
• If the accelerator function is supported (such as skipping loading), it can save time for each retry.