Super Engine GT Turbo SPEC Reviewed by Cyril Lachel on . Speed around thirty-two similar looking stages in Super Engine GT Turbo SPEC, the year’s most forgettable racing game. The textbook definition of barebones, this is a single-player-only game with barely any content and no modes to keep you going for more than an hour or two. Worse yet, the computer opponents are far too easy and almost all of the stages have strangely misleading names. The lengthy title suggests you’re getting a much deeper racing game with tuning and customization, but there’s nothing like that here. Instead what we get is yet another poorly executed throwback that fails to justify its existence. There’s no reason to buy Super Engine GT Turbo SPEC. None at all. Rating: 30%
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