Published by: Rockstar Games Developed by: Rockstar North Genre: Third-Person Action Adventure Description: Following the success of Grand Theft Auto, developer Rockstar North takes gamers on a tour of a new city in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. With new sights, new characters, new (ahem) business opportunities, and even a whole new '80s themed era, players can indulge in more criminal fun than ever before. Vice City features more expansive locations, and over 120 vehicles ripe for the... Read Full Story
Looks like a leaked survey about Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars had the first intriguing details about the upcoming Nintendo DS version of the series -- that is, until Rockstar told the original source to take it down.
UGO had a post up with excerpts that purported to be from a consumer survey, which sure sounded like they described a portable GTA with stylus-based mini-games. But soon after the post went up, it was taken down and replaced with this message:So Rockstar just contacted us... Read Full Story
A recent study shows that parents are more concerned about their kids possibly playing Grand Theft Auto at a sleepover than downing a few brews or ogling porn, according to a press release issued by What They Play.
14 percent of the study's 1,600 respondents cited booze as their key parental concern, while 16 percent gave porn the nod. Playing Grand Theft Auto pulled down 19 percent of votes, while marijuana usage topped the list with votes from 49 percent of the fear-stricken adults... Read Full Story
Reuters is reporting that an 18-year-old high school student in Thailand robbed and murdered a taxi driver over the weekend in what the youth claimed was an attempt to recreate a scene from Grand Theft Auto IV.
In response, one distributor has moved to pull copies of GTA IV from Thailand retail shelves.
Police claim that the youth showed no sign of mental instability while he was being questioned. He told police that he hadn't intended to kill the 54 year old driver. "He said he wanted to... Read Full Story
Conversions of big console titles to the Nintendo DS continue.
Following the transition of Guitar Hero to the handheld the next in line appears to be none other than R* Games - Grand Theft Auto, with Chinatown Wars being released later this year on Nins pocketable.
A gamer survey from Rockstar Games lifts the lid on what DS’ers can expect from the small screen adaptation.
By the sound of things you will partaking in the world of a young soldier seeking to make his mark within a gangland power... Read Full Story
