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Top Gear GT Championship

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Also known as
GT Championship Zen Nihon GT Senshuken 全日本GT選手権

Race official GT cars on various tracks in quick races or a full championship, with tuning and weather effects.

Top Gear GT Championship was released for Game Boy Advance in 2001 by Kemco; it is an original GBA title based on the All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship, not a port of an earlier game.


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Released
2001
Perspective
Behind view
Size
2.14 MB
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About Top Gear GT Championship

Top Gear GT Championship is a licensed racing simulation for the Game Boy Advance based on the Japanese GT series. It presents a third-person perspective of high-speed cars competing on official GT circuits.

Players engage with the simulation through two primary structures. A championship mode requires progressing through a set sequence of tracks while maintaining a standings position. Alternatively, quick races offer isolated competition against the computer, another player, or the clock in time attack. This mode also supports custom course creation.

The racing experience is shaped by several adjustable systems. Vehicle performance can be modified through tuning options for gear ratios, steering, brakes, tires, aerodynamics, and ride height. Environmental conditions include sunny and rainy weather, which directly influences car handling. Opponents are AI-controlled, and the challenge can be adjusted across three difficulty levels.

Pre-race preparations allow for free practice runs and qualifying sessions. A unique feature enables connectivity via mobile phone to access global leaderboards, submit local scores, and download ghost data or additional courses.

Top Gear GT Championship Screenshots

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A girl in the introduction sequence
She can swirl!
The cars enter the screen.
Title screen (Japanese)
Title screen (US)
The different game modes
Course editor
The game can interact through mobile phones.
General course rankings
Course selection
Car selection (Japanese)
The start of the race