GT Cube

The Wii game GT Pro Series, also known as GT Cube in Japan, is a cel-shaded racing game that is a soft simulation of real-world racing. Over 80 customizable vehicles from 10 different Japanese manufacturers are available in the game. Many of these automobiles are locked and can only be gained through playing the game. There are also various styles of play to choose from, including Champi: Championship Attack, Versus, and Drift-Combo. The Championship, a regular fixture in the racing genre, is a relatively straightforward career mode. There are four classes in this mode, ranging from Beginner to Professional. Beginner is free, but the following three sessions require you to complete the prior class and then obtain a license by passing a series of driving tests. Certain races in each category have car entry limits, pushing you to mix things up and develop fresh strategies. Quick Race is ideal if you want to get right into the game. You can utilize any of the parts, cars, and tracks you’ve obtained thus far in Championship mode. Time Attack is a time trial mode in which the goal is to earn the most fantastic time possible with the automobile and track you select. Versus is the multiplayer mode of the game. Two to four people can compete against any unlocked cars and tracks. Drift-Combo is a problematic mode that grades you based on how well you drift on one of three courses. Connecting drifts boosts your score and, as a result, your position on the board. The Wii version includes a steering wheel.