GT Legends

This is a racing simulator that uses cars from the 1960s and 1970s. As you progress through the game you can unlock additional cars for you to drive. This game has an abundance of configuration options to meet your gaming needs. GT Legends has the same graphics engine as rFactor (developed by Image Space Incorporated), a similar physics engine but different multiplayer code. In the press, it was highly praised for its exceptionally good quality sounds and realism.

Support summary

	Support	Method	HUD
Widescreen:	Hor+	Native	Stretched
Ultra/Super-Wide:	Hor+	Native	Stretched
Multi-Monitor:	Hor+	Native	Stretched
4k UltraHD:

Rendered Cut-Scene:	N/A
FMV Cut-Scene:	Stretched

Game information

Game status:

Released

Release Date:

Saturday, 1 January, 2005

Tested Version:

Retail 1.1 US version.

Play styles:

Single player, Competitive

Setting:

Modern

Genre:

Racing (Sim-Style)

Developer:

SimBin

Links:

Website ⋅ Wikipedia ⋅ PCGamingWiki

Store Links:

Steam,

Comparison Screenshots

4:3 Screenshot
16:10 Screenshot
16:9 Screenshot
Ultra-Wide (21:9) Screenshot
Super-Wide (32:9) Screenshot
Eyefinity / Surround Screenshot

Solutions & Issues

Baseline (Widescreen) Solution & Issues

All two-dimensional screens are stretched in widescreen resolutions.
The car movies on the select team screens are stretched in widescreen resolutions.
The rendered cars on the two-dimensional screens do not stretch in widescreen resolutions.
The monitor preview is Hor + in widescreen resolutions.
The HUD and all two-dimensional elements are stretched in widescreen resolutions.
The virtual mirror is Hor + in widescreen resolutions.

Ultra/Super-Wide (21:9/32:9) Specific Solution & Issues

Eyefinity / Surround Specific Solution & Issues

Some minor UI elements are much bigger than intended (e.g. progress bar on loading screens) but this does not affect playability.

To reduce extreme stretching at the outer edges and get a realistic sense of speed in multi-monitor layouts, the game allows in-car on-the-fly FOV changes.
This is however an undocumented feature. To use: hold left CTRL and LMB and move mouse forward/backwards for FOV decrease/increase.

4k UHD Specific Solution & Issues