There’s some debate as to whether the 1980s-set, neon-flecked entry in Rockstar’s crime series is the best one. But it’s hard to debate that the visuals for the upcoming mobile release look very impressive.
Grand Theft Auto Vice City: 10th Anniversary Edition Screens Look Damn Good
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18 responses to “Grand Theft Auto Vice City: 10th Anniversary Edition Screens Look Damn Good”
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cephalxnAs long as it works on my phone I’ll be happy, seeings as I bought GTAIII and the sound doesn’t work.
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cinimodI had the same issue, apparently sometimes the download doesn’t finish but the game loads anyways as if it’s got all the files. I just kept deleting the data files and re-downloading it. Took a couple tries but eventually got the sound working. Hope that helps.
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unicronI loved the game and especially the soundtrack being an 80’s kid and all but never finished it unlike San Andreas, (soundtrack just as good being a 90’s teenager) which in my mind is the best GTA.
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glennv17Agreed. I’ve always meant to go back and finish Vice City, but I don’t know when or if I will. I might try and clock it on my Nexus 7 on my flights to/from Europe in December/January, even if it’s not as satisfying as using a controller.
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light487Yup.. as long as they have all the radio stations, I’ll be happy to play it again on the iPad
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mitchyd1989San Andreas is my favourite GTA but Vice City is still amazing and has the best soundtrack by far. Can’t wait to get this game (again).
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biggussThe game has aged quite badly. It was good back in the day, but Rockstar have really developed this franchise with each installment.
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zhukov“Very Impressive”? by what standard? other mobile games?
Looks like the 10 year old PC version and it was not the best looking game of it’s time either.
The only thing about Vice City that holds up today is ironically the 80s soundtrack.
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FranzI hope they left in the invincible Admiral you can get after the Guardian Angels mission.
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