So, I'm standing at this counter right, just trying to get food. The loser scum behind the counters got a real attitude with me, and tells me to come back later while he sits on his ass. I turn around, really pissed off at this point right, and I pull out my Kruger.

During the past week, I had two priorities in my life. One was to make sure that all E3 scoops, articles, and media, get uploaded promptly onto the web site, and the second was to play as much of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City as I possibly could.

What can I say? The game is brilliant and will keep you occupied for the rest of your gaming days; It's fun, addictive, original, and it merges genres very effectively

A hitch or two in some AI routines, but nothing serious; The helicopter controls could've been simpler...

I doubt there are many gamers out there that have not heard about Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, especially after its amazingly successful debut on the Playstation 2. As many people expected, Rockstar Games have ported Grand Theft Auto: Vice City to the PC.

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If you've heard of the Grand Theft Auto series, it's likely you have formed an opinion on whether it's a fun, groundbreaking, and popular game, or if it's exploitative, x-rated schlock.

As they did last year with Grand Theft Auto 3, Rockstar Games has ported the massive Playstation 2 hit Grand Theft Auto: Vice City to the PC. And as before, the PC version sports better graphics, new mouse controls, MP3 playback, custom skins, and the ability to do quick replays.

I have to admit, I've been holding back from reviewing Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for quite a while now. Not because the game was impossible to get into, not because the title isn't readily accessible, but because I wanted to bypass a large amount of the hype and fervor surrounding the game to get...

According to ESRB , this game contains: Blood and Gore, Strong Language, Strong Sexual Content, Violence Parents must keep this game as far away from kids as possible. Dont believe the hype that this is a mature crime drama, but the part about it being violent, bloody and demoralizing is true.

Having problem with mouse - need to have wired mouse and on game start can not work - fix: on keyboard start game, after "Esc" to main menu - up+down and "Esc". Now working. WiFi mouse "Targus" not working at all with game.

Great game

Old but still good

The game is great, the same I played some years ago. Amazon download service is extremely slow... I have a 20mbps connection and the download speed was 150Kb/s.