Unofficial Gran Turismo 2 Remaster Graphics Check W/ Debugging

Graphics Check for fan-made unofficial Gran Turismo 2 Remaster on PC with a new 3D renderer, plus the debug panel I use to test it. This is a work-in-progress look at the remaster side of my GT2. The game runs as it always did. Physics, AI and race results come out identical to the original. What changed is how it's drawn. What's in this graphics update A new renderer draws the 3D scene in full color, so there's no 16-bit banding in the sky. Car bodies are smoothed and upscaled automatically from the original models. Textures are upscaled automatically from the original art. Car reflections are softer, follow the world as the car turns, and get stronger at glancing angles. A subtle lens flare comes from the bright spot in the sky, with soft shadows, light bloom and glows on the night lights. Draw distance is longer: scenery no longer pops in at 300 m, and detail holds about 3x farther out. Every effect can be toggled live to compare against the original PS1 look. What the debug panel shows: The build stamp (runtime version and module hash). Car position on the map, height, heading, speed and frame rate. The collision walls near the car, on a top-down minimap. Primitives drawn per frame, and whether the game hit its draw limit. Live game state, watched values and save data. The panel only reads memory. The game runs the same with it on or off. Legal Grand Tour 99 and the Unofficial Gran Turismo 2 Remaster is a fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Sony Interactive Entertainment or Polyphony Digital. Gran Turismo is a trademark of its owners. No game data, BIOS or disc images are shared or distributed. Everything shown here was made from my own copy of the game. This video is for preservation and research. #GranTurismo2 #GT2 #GrandTour99 #PS1 #PlayStation #Remaster #RetroGaming #PCPort #Modding #SimRacing #gamedevelopment