GT Advance Championship Racing for Game Boy Advance features more than 40 authentic cars with parts that can be upgraded from seven top car manufacturers including Honda, Mazda and Mitsubishi. As players progress, they can unlock cars with varying acceleration, top speeds and overall handling in order to master the 32 tracks. GT Advance Championship Racing also allows players to race head-to-head with friends using the Game Boy Advance link cable.
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Written by Alan Rumpf on 07/27/01
Developer MTO did a very nice job in simulating the Gran Turismo feel of a racing title on a handheld system. What would keep me from actually buying this title myself, is the lack of save feature.
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