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{{stub}}'''''Sega GT 2002''''' is a sequel to ''[[Sega GT]]'', released exclusively on the [[Xbox]] in 2002. It was originally due to be released as a [[Sega Dreamcast]] game, but development switched to the Xbox following the Dreamcast's demise as a home video game console.
 
{{stub}}'''''Sega GT 2002''''' is a sequel to ''[[Sega GT]]'', released exclusively on the [[Xbox]] in 2002. It was originally due to be released as a [[Sega Dreamcast]] game, but development switched to the Xbox following the Dreamcast's demise as a home video game console.
  
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''Sega GT 2002'' was pitched as Sega's answer to ''Gran Turismo 3'', which had seen success on the [[PlayStation 2]], however is widely considered an inferior game with many critics feeling that the game failed to take advantage of the superior specifications of the Xbox console. In North America, it was, for a time, [[Sega GT 2002/Jet Set Radio Future|bundled]] with ''[[Jet Set Radio Future]]'' and sold along with Xbox consoles.
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''Sega GT 2002'' was pitched as Sega's answer to ''Gran Turismo 3'', which had seen success on the [[PlayStation 2]], however is widely considered an inferior game with many critics feeling that the game failed to take advantage of the superior specifications of the Xbox console.  
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==History==
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===Legacy===
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In North America, it was, for a time, [[Sega GT 2002/Jet Set Radio Future|bundled]] with ''[[Jet Set Radio Future]]'' and sold along with Xbox consoles.
  
 
A soundtrack album, ''[[Sega GT 2002 Original Soundtrack]]'', was released the same year in Japan only.
 
A soundtrack album, ''[[Sega GT 2002 Original Soundtrack]]'', was released the same year in Japan only.

Revision as of 09:46, 19 January 2015

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Sega GT 2002
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Sega GT 2002 is a sequel to Sega GT, released exclusively on the Xbox in 2002. It was originally due to be released as a Sega Dreamcast game, but development switched to the Xbox following the Dreamcast's demise as a home video game console.

Sega GT 2002 was pitched as Sega's answer to Gran Turismo 3, which had seen success on the PlayStation 2, however is widely considered an inferior game with many critics feeling that the game failed to take advantage of the superior specifications of the Xbox console.

Gameplay

Cars

Ford

Chevoleret

Nissan

Toyota

Honda

Mitsubishi

Mazda

Subaru

Acura

Lexus

Alfa Romeo

Audi

Renault

Mercedes-Benz

Peugeot

Fiat

Opel

Lotus

History

Legacy

In North America, it was, for a time, bundled with Jet Set Radio Future and sold along with Xbox consoles.

A soundtrack album, Sega GT 2002 Original Soundtrack, was released the same year in Japan only.

Sega GT 2002 was updated in the form of Sega GT Online, also exclusive to the Xbox and released in 2003.

Physical Scans

Xbox, US
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Xbox, EU
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Xbox, JP
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Xbox, FR
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Xbox, DE
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Xbox, ES
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Cover

External Links

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