Grand Theft Auto: Vice City |
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Platform: PlayStation 2
Tags: Action, Contemporary, Open World Developer: Rockstar Games More Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4 |
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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City reviewReviewed November 09, 2002cheekylee says: "It was back in the days of the PlayStation that Rockstar Games first gave us a taste of the criminal lifestyle in Grand Theft Auto. For many, the game was just too controversial, while for some it lacked direction, and for others it was too graphically lacking. But quite a few people also loved the game because of the open ended nature of it. You could literally choose your own path through the game. At the time, this kind of freedom was almost unheard of. The game admittedly looked awful, but t..." |
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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City reviewReviewed March 08, 2004falsehead says: "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is set in 1986. Its still gives me the occasional mortality crisis when I realise many of you playing this game where only tiny children or maybe not even born during these times. I was twelve in 1986. I remember it all, the clothes, the cars, the music (oh boy do I remember the music), the mobile phones the size of bricks, the Commodore 64 (from the ''loading screen'') and I even watched the cop show Miami Vice, which is an acknowledged influence on the game. " |
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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City reviewReviewed June 18, 2004heroofthewinds says: " Have you ever gotten the urge to run over the old lady that decides to cross in front of you? How about beating up that wierd looking guy and stealing his money? Well, with the next installment of the Grand Theft Auto series, you can. " |
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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City reviewReviewed September 03, 2003jerec says: "Grand Theft Auto III was a fun game for many reasons: it let you kill indiscriminately, it let you drive like a maniac, and it let you have sex in your car with hookers. But it was the games’ freedom that captivated you, the fact you could do pretty much whatever you wanted, and as a result, you were forced to play until you achieved a 100% completion. GTA3 was a combination of structured missions and doing whatever you wanted (which was mostly random theft and violence). Whenever ..." |
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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City reviewReviewed January 17, 2005radicaldreamer says: "When Grand Theft Auto III was released, the Grand Theft Auto series made a transition from niche product to mainstream. The follow-up, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, continues this, as it’s basically a slightly improved game with a lot of new content. Constantly I’m finding myself to be the voice of dissent these days, because let me tell you: while Vice City is a good game, it is not stellar. Both this game and its predecessor are impressive primarily because they are successful marriages of mult..." |
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Grand Theft Auto III Reviews: 8 Tags: Action, Contemporary, Open World Release Date: October 22, 2001 (North America) |
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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Reviews: 5 Tags: Action, Adventure, Contemporary, Open World Release Date: October 26, 2004 (North America) |
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Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories Reviews: 0 Tags: Action, Adventure, Contemporary, Open World Release Date: June 6, 2006 (North America) |
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