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GTI Club+: Rally Côte d'Azur, an HD port of original GTI Club, has been released for the PlayStation Network (2008 in Europe, 2009 in United States). GTI Club+: Rally Côte d'Azur (PlayStation 3, December 2008)

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"GTI Club: World City Race") was later released for the Wii and PlayStation Portable in February 2010 in Japan and in March 2010 in North America.

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In December 2008, Konami released the third episode in Japan with the original "France Course" and "Italy Course" plus two additional circuits (England and U.S.A.) and twelve cars.GTI Club ワールドシティレース ( lit. GTI Club: Supermini Festa! (Arcade, December 2008) It features eight unlicensed cars resembling the likes of Morris Mini and Bugatti EB110 plus a selection of new cars including the Fiat 500, Lotus Seven, AC Cobra, Volkswagen Beetle, Nissan Fairlady Z (S30) and Alfa Romeo Giulia.

The action moves from France to Italy with Town (Easy), Coast (Medium) and Mountain (Hard) courses, hence the title. The first sequel (ＧＴＩクラブ・コルソイタリアーノ) was released in 2000, it was published overseas in 2001 as GTI Club 2. GTI Club: Corso Italiano (Arcade, July 2000) It features a single course and four classic supermini cars plus a Bugatti EB110 supercar which could be used only in the single player game, at the cost of an extra credit.

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