Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (2002)
Genres:Adventure, Shooter, Arcade, Racing
Themes:Open world, Action, Comedy, Sandbox
Game modes:Single player
Story:In the year 1986, Tommy Vercetti is heavily indebted to his mafia superiors after a drug deal gone awry, but his dreams of taking over Vice City (based on Miami) push him down a different path. Featuring a wide variety of vehicles and weapons, radio stations playing hit songs from the era and an intense atmosphere, GTA: Vice City is an open-world sandbox satire of '80's Miami.Show more
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Playing GTA San Andreas was pure freedom. I’d ride bikes through Grove Street, climb Mount Chiliad, and skydive over the countryside. The gang wars, jetpacks, and customizing CJ made every moment unique. Cruising to Today Was a Good Day while causing chaos? Truly iconic gaming memories!
Take care to include the missing music files and the version to NOT be the censored one! Rockstar retroactively butchered the game, affecting even the legit customers who purchased it normally, back in the day!
Rockstar doesn't give a damm about PC, never has, never will. They also don't care about game preservation, i mean, when they announced the remasters of the GTA Trilogy, they decided to delist the originals because... i don't know, maybe we are to dumb to understand the reasons, or maybe, like i said, they don't care about preserving their games and their legacy (which has always been bad on PC). So, don't get your hopes up that this and other Rockstar Games will make it to GOG, but hey, maybe i'm wrong... i hope i am.
It took me a couple of attempts to finish this game because there was so much to do. I often went to my friend’s house to play, since my PC was too slow. Once we discovered cheat codes, we couldn’t stop waging endless battles against the police. I came back a few years later to finally finish the main plot. ;)
This is my favourite GTA. It was a fun romp, reliving the badass 1980's - which IMHO was the best decade by far. And the music ... oh the music! That was really the major part - one that stuck with me the most up until this day. When I got tired of shooting (which was good fun - don't get me wrong), I would just drive around the city for hours, listening to the radio stations... Not only to the top-notch selection of music, but also to talk-shows. Those were really hilarious.
This game forever stay with me. Never got around finishing the game, just enjoy too much causing mayhem around vice city. And listing to the different songs and radio show on the radio lol.
This would be the one GTA game I wanna save. I already left the franchise for many reasons. But I always deeply respected Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. I been to Florida for a few vacations since then. In my opinion this was the absolute best GTA game. Nearly every character is well written. Also given great voice actors that does their respective characters justice. The absolute best overall soundtrack in the franchise. I simply loved the entire map design as a whole. There's a lot of weapons to keep you busy rampaging for hours. I also loved you can own businesses. Some truly amazing rewards for doing the extra stuff. The campaign alone is so damn good!!! This felt like a great movie you just wanna keep watching the cut scenes. There's plenty of surprises hidden around the map. Considering this was originally planned to an expansion pack to GTA III. This turned out absolutely amazing!!! I even felt many areas it's superior to GTA III. I even felt this one has something everyone could possibly love. It's mind blowing such a game actually exists. Sure I was heavily disappointed by the newer version. Honestly a lot more people rather own the original version on GOG. Also considering GTA is among the best selling game franchises to date. Even outside of sales, this is going to sell like no tomorrow.
I remember Xplay on TechTV/G4 gave the PS2 version of this game a 4 out of 5. People were up in arms about it. I also remember looking at the Xplay forum and can confirm that it was a trash community at the time, so I paid it no heed, accepted that the game was flawed and played on.
This was the first game I bought, I was around 10 maybe 11 (just joking I was obviously 18, totally legal xd). When I see only the cover of the game I feel that VIP PREMIUM VIBE from back then. I was having so much coolness from the game it lasted for years lol and actually I gonna download it again right now fellas at 30 :V be well.
A game I never really played but watched my cousins went through it.
It was a vibe I was different from GTA San Andreas (another diamond of that era of everything on a single disc), all so colourful and neon no matter where you went. It was a fun game to watch, but I think getting a chance to play the OG version of the game would be an amazing to be able to do on my downtime.
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