Monaco GP Circuit in 12 different non-F1 racing games (Gran Turismo, Project Cars and more)

The Monte Carlo Circuit in Monaco is mostly known from the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Monaco and can be found in tons of F1 games but there are also some other racing games that feature the track, under various different names like Azure Circuit or Côte d'Azur. Here you can see fast laps on the track in 12 different non-F1 racing games, using GT cars from 12 different manufacturers. Enjoy the show!

Timeline:
0:00 Gran Turismo 3
1:44 R Racing Evolution
3:32 Gran Turismo 4
5:11 Gran Turismo 5
6:55 Need for Speed Shift 2
8:59 Test Drive Ferrari Racing Legends
11:19 rFactor 2
13:09 Gran Turismo 6
14:48 Project Cars
16:38 Project Cars 2
18:31 Automobilista 2
20:19 Project Cars 3

As usual I have included exactly the games and cars that I wanted to include in the video and no games or cars were missed or forgotten. There are other non-F1 games that feature the track as well though, so do not assume that a game doesn't have the track just because it's not part of the video. These are simply the 12 games that I have decided to show.

Gran Turismo first included the track in GT3 and it returned in GT 4-6 and also in some spinoff games like GT PSP and Tourist Trophy. In the Gran Turismo series the track is called Côte d'Azur and in GT3 there is even a recreation of the Monaco GP with a 78 lap race with fictional F1 cars in the Formula GT championship.

NFS Shift 2 and Test Drive Ferrari feature the track under the name Riviera Monte Grande, with some slight layout differences compared to the current real world version of the track.

The Project Cars games and the related Automobilista 2 feature the track under the name Azure Circuit and rFactor 2 has a version of it as well.

As always I put in a lot of time and effort to record the best lap that I could in each game to make the video as good as possible. Note that these laps are just my best overall laps and don't necessarily include my best take or the intended line in each individual corner.

Which of these versions of the Monte Carlo Circuit is your favorite? Have you played some of them yourself or are seeing some of them for the first time? What kind of non-F1 cars do you enjoy driving on the track? Feel free to share your views and personal anecdotes about the track in the comments.