3

5 /5

The GT Advance series finally offers us its third opus in a very urban style again.
GT Advance 3 also looks very similar to the first episode with very similar ergonomics, an unchanged tuning system and very flat circuits.
Handling is always very focused on skids, a Japanese art par excellence that can be practiced in a dedicated mode which will require us to string together subtleties on winding routes.

GT Advance 3 therefore does not innovate in any way with its illustrious predecessor and is content to extend the series without effort. However the comfortable lifespan, as well as the effective gameplay at will, or the large number of vehicles and circuits give the title an unusual charm in "simulations" on this small console. The champions of the circuit will even be able to redo the four seasons in expert mode for more challenge.