Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Reviews

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Hello, today I'm going to review Grand Theft Auto: Vice City by RockStar Games. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City comes as a third installment of the popular Grant Theft Auto series. This Grand Theft Auto series probably known for its popularity among teens, is also a very interesting game for players of all ages. Although with its higher rating, parents might want to screen against violence and also strong language for this game. Nevertheless, the game presents itself in a three-dimensional environment where you play the role of a thug Pummy Rosetti. Being a generation behind its newest release, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City allows you a cheap buy at your local retailer, probably of under $20 for me and allows you to still enjoy the graphics near the same caliber as current games such as its newer release, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. This game still runs rather -- steep on the PC and requires that you have a decent graphics card of at least 64 megs in order for it to perform smoothly. For those of you who are using the PS2 or the Xbox versions, this runs like a breeze, and it's also available for a cheaper price as it is at least one generation older than the newer release. As you can see, the game is very non-linear and it allows you to interact in a diverse number of ways with the environment around you picking up cars and walking around, doing missions and earning money as you participate in the Florida mafia and also the gangs there in order to fulfill their missions. So, all in all, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is a game for mature audiences but allows you to spend countless hours roaming around the city, taking cars, driving in around, even doing trips on bikes. For a good fun time, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is a great cheap way to entertain yourself if you have nothing else better to do.