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"Perfection from Version 1.0.0.1 on", I got GPL as a demo from a PC periodical demo disc in 1998. I think I played the demo 3 times before I was on my way to the store to buy it. At the time, I had two Diamond/3DFX VOODOO2 cards in an SLI array. By the time Christmas was a month away, I was telling clients that had fans of driving games in their families that this was the ultimate gift for that holiday season.
In the 12 years since I bought this simulation, it remains the very best of all my driving programs, with all the updates and upgrades to make it what it is today. As such, this is one of those rare, incredible pieces of pure PC software perfection that was 15 years ahead of it's time.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the programmers and organizations who's hard work and determination have produced a slew of superb additional cars, tracks, seasons, renderers, and third party programs that have brought this terrific work into the present day and made it as hot an item today as it was 12 years ago. The original GPL would still have been great today, even without all that effort, but what a gas it is to see it running the way Papyrus programmers could only dream of at the time.
People often forget that VOODOO2 cards had a resolution ceiling of 800 by 600 for GPL. Today, through D3D or OPENGL, GPL will run at fantastic resolutions with such fluidity, that the graphic designers who worked on the original program must be in awe of it's present state.
The original program earns itself a well-deserved 5 out of 5 stars, and the follow-up plug-ins, add-ons, mods, sound files, etc. earn an equal 5 out of 5, making GPL as close to perfection as it gets.

"Wrong picture in the samples", The images above include one of the Craftsman Truck series... I hope nobody thinks that's in Grand Prix Legends...

"Great for F1 fans but frustrating for others", This game is fantastic for Formula One fans.

F1 (esp. in the USA) is fairly "ignored" and therefore, it's small fans base is generally even MORE fanatic.

Bring to these fans an F1 simulator that is well rounded in history and in difficulty and they will rejoyce in it's near "unplayable" state! We love F1 and we know how difficult it is (and especially, WAS) to drive a car that only a few drivers in the world could drive the way it was meant to be driven. F1 is not meant for weekend warriors driving as fast as possible around a wide track. It's much more than that . . . and proves it in Grand Prix Legends.

If you don't know who Jim Clark, Chris Amon or Jochen Rindt is . . . this game will probably be frustrating.

PS: When you play for the first time, you will spin and crash. This will lead to an obsession that could last a lifetime.

"hours.. no days,... no, YEARS of fun... :-)", Got this in Feb 2001, and I still regularly spend time on the track with this one... what more can I say?... :-). Actively participate in 3 online leagues which race every week.

And, yes of course my wife hates it... do you even need to ask? ... ;-)

"The original and the best", This is the grand daddy of all online racing games. Modelled on the 1967 Grand Prix racing season it gives you a fantastic total racing experience of a time when drivers were racers first and foremost.

There is a thriving online community with many racing leagues comprising drivers from all over the world. Although it's great out of the box you'll want to update to give better car sounds, graphics and some of the literally hundreds of tracks available for free on the internet.

Two warnings:
1. It's realistic and therefore intially hard to drive even one lap.
2. It's totally addictive and may suck you in to a world of brake bias, 4 wheel drifts and seeing whether it really is possible to take the Masta kink at Spa without lifting off the throttle.

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"A classic", Fond memories of this one. This game was way ahead of its time. I think it came out around 1997, and plenty of people still play it as of late 2003 from what I hear. It had/has very good graphics, outstanding engine sounds, and an excellent physics model. These '60's Gran Prix F1 cars are very difficult to keep on the track. And rightly so, because like their real world counterparts, they have very skinny tires and no wings for downforce. A must have for racing enthusiasts.

"Grand Prix Legends", This game must be experienced to understand, very simply it is the best.

"#1. Still", The hardest, toughest, most unforgiving, and most rewarding racing title made.
After about a month of spins, crashes and curses, this game clicked. It was like a light going on; suddenly the car handling and my responses came together and it opened out into the deeply challenging sim that it is. The mod community (gplea) mean that this "old" title is dynamite looking now and is continually updated. If you have a wheel and a good system this is just about unbeatable.

"The best racing simulation, but just not for Windows XP!!", I've been a fan of auto racing and racing simulations for many years, and GPL is probably the best ever in terms of realism. Problem is I just bought a new PC with Win XP and find out that Sierra or Papyrus do not have an updated version available either for sale or download. It's a shame that such a brillantly designed program should fall into the scrap heap in favor of the typical arcade-style junk that seems to be the hot sellers. Maybe some brave soul will come to the rescue and bring this little piece of racing history back to life for those of us who were pretty much forced to upgrade our PCs.

"Good Physics, outdated interface and graphics", Some classics are best forgotten when they require one to spend more time updating them than playing them. GPL, while having a great physics engine for 1960's era F1, has graphics that are difficult to get used to, even when improved by various mods. The lack of a fullscreen image is a real pain. I never knew about this when I purchased it, although to some this may not be a terrible loss. My main problem was with the horribly organized mod community. It took me hours to find good and reliable sites for this game, and even longer to understand what all the mods were for. A sound appreciation for F1 history is 'required' before purchasing this game, as there are too many car types, manufacturers, and drivers to keep track of. One could develop quite a headache from it all. It gets worse when dealing with the mod community. GPL has been modded to death IMO, and should be replaced by something newer. I played it a bit, but found the lack of some features and the graphics barrier was too much to deal with, so it has been shelved in favor of newer racing simulations like F1-Challenge. GPL should be bought for history/novelty purposes only