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Grand Theft Auto III | ||
Audience Rating: | Suitable for 18 years and over | |
Developer: | Rockstar Games | |
E A N: | 5026555035286 | |
Edition: | Standard | |
Format: | Video Game | |
Game Name: | Grand Theft Auto III | |
Genre: | Action & Adventure; Crime; Shooter | |
Manufacturer: | Rockstar | |
Movie/ T V Title: | Grand Theft Auto III | |
Number Of Discs: | 2 | |
Platform: | PC | |
Rating: | PEGI 18 | |
Release Date: | 2002-05-24 | |
Description | ||
| Ever fancied being a tooled-up hoodlum, living on the wrong side of the law and mixing it up with street gangs in a war over turf, drugs and cold, hard cash? Welcome to Grand Theft Auto 3. Big brother of previous outings on the PSone and PC, GTA 3 has gone fully 3-D to bring the fictitious environs of Liberty City to life. This PC version is even better looking than the PS2 one was, with even more opportunity for flashy lighting effects, over the top explosions and beautifully rendered mayhem. This is silky-smooth stuff and the graphical details are truly awesome as you'll see the first time you carjack a taxi and take off like a lunatic, mowing down the innocent. Sonically, GTA 3 cannot be beaten; in-car tunes are provided from one of nine radio stations, each with its own distinct feel, and the sounds of the city are all here too; walk around for a while and you'll hear far-off police sirens, motorists abusing one another and general chit-chat as people go about their business. The game is very open-ended. Its major focus is the mission-based goals--start out as a convict accidentally sprung from jail and work your way up to become a shining light in one of the city's controlling gangs. If that gets dull, hijack a cab, police car, ambulance or fire engine and carry out missions suitable for your mode of transport, and if all else fails, find the ludicrously dangerous-looking ramps and hit them hard for some big air and big cash bonuses. | ||
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