fatts
06-14-2005, 11:45 AM
some u guys may have seen most of it probably,but i found some sutff.
- The main character is Tony Cipriani
- It's set in 1998
- Several characters from GTA 3 return
- You can load MP3s off the memory stick for the radio
- Packages, Jumps and Rampages are in all new locations
- Flying vehicles haven't been decided on - hardware (probably battery time) is considered a limiting factor
- The San Andreas aiming system is in
- Bikes and other vehicles from the later GTA games are in
- The city looks a little different because of the earlier setting
- Missions will be shorter because of the portable format
- There will be more missions than GTA 3
Will only come out on the PSP and will never be released on anything else
In screenshots that I saw, I spotted Punk Noodles, the back steps of Luigi's Club, Salvatore's mansion, a bridge in Shoreside Vale, a PCJ-600, the same model of Police cars from GTA III, a sniper rifle, an Esperanto, a Swat Truck and more!
Luigi's Sex Club 7 has been renamed to Paulie's Revue Pad for the era. Some buildings have been altered from 2001's GTA III to better represent the era.
Rockstar said that "it's benefitted from improvements in Vice City and San Andreas."
The game will have amazing draw distance.
Rockstar handed out small microfiber objects at E3 to clean your PSP screen, perfect for the new game:
Mission 1
We're rolling through the Red Light District, and true enough, it's familiar but different. We're outside Luigi's strip club, Sex Club 7 - the first place you visit in GTA III - but Luigi isn't here yet. It's Paulie's Revue Bar and is run by JD O'Toole, a slimy pervert with links to the triads. He wants to get in with the Leone mob instead, so he tips you off about a Triad attack in St. Marks. It's nearby, so we head to AmmuNation and load up on Uzis.
We rock up in the Sentinel, and Tony's henchman jumps out and stand guard while we decide to head off the attack before it arrives. Two waves of angry triads and several drive-by shootings later, a bulletproof patriot reaches the casino and plants a bomb. Boom! It wrecks the place, but doesn't demolish it. It's not enough for the gangsters. Relentless, they send another truck packed with explosives, parking it nearby - this one will bring the whole place down if it blows. How can we save the casino?
Naturally we leap in the bomb truck and drive off, paying great attention to the timer and safe-distance meters. Once clear we park up and let it detonate near some innocent bystanders, saving considerable damage to Mafia property. Phew.
Mission 2
We're back in the Sentinel, crusing over to Don Salvatore's mansion. He wants us to retrieve some cash from the docks at Atlantic Quays, so we take a dirt bike from his driveway and head down the hill. Across the water we can see Shoreside Vale- the draw distance is extremely impressive.
Unfortunately, those bomb-happy Triads have rigged the warehouse, so collecting the cash packages is a race against time - allwhile fighting running battles. In the nick of time we dash out and the building goes up, damaging everything nearby. Ignoring the smoking cars, we steal a chopper, gassing it up and weaving madly to avoid the incoming wave of Belly Up fish vans. Eventually, with only minor civilian casualties, we reach the safety of Salvatore's mansion once again.
**more added as i find it**
- The main character is Tony Cipriani
- It's set in 1998
- Several characters from GTA 3 return
- You can load MP3s off the memory stick for the radio
- Packages, Jumps and Rampages are in all new locations
- Flying vehicles haven't been decided on - hardware (probably battery time) is considered a limiting factor
- The San Andreas aiming system is in
- Bikes and other vehicles from the later GTA games are in
- The city looks a little different because of the earlier setting
- Missions will be shorter because of the portable format
- There will be more missions than GTA 3
Will only come out on the PSP and will never be released on anything else
In screenshots that I saw, I spotted Punk Noodles, the back steps of Luigi's Club, Salvatore's mansion, a bridge in Shoreside Vale, a PCJ-600, the same model of Police cars from GTA III, a sniper rifle, an Esperanto, a Swat Truck and more!
Luigi's Sex Club 7 has been renamed to Paulie's Revue Pad for the era. Some buildings have been altered from 2001's GTA III to better represent the era.
Rockstar said that "it's benefitted from improvements in Vice City and San Andreas."
The game will have amazing draw distance.
Rockstar handed out small microfiber objects at E3 to clean your PSP screen, perfect for the new game:
Mission 1
We're rolling through the Red Light District, and true enough, it's familiar but different. We're outside Luigi's strip club, Sex Club 7 - the first place you visit in GTA III - but Luigi isn't here yet. It's Paulie's Revue Bar and is run by JD O'Toole, a slimy pervert with links to the triads. He wants to get in with the Leone mob instead, so he tips you off about a Triad attack in St. Marks. It's nearby, so we head to AmmuNation and load up on Uzis.
We rock up in the Sentinel, and Tony's henchman jumps out and stand guard while we decide to head off the attack before it arrives. Two waves of angry triads and several drive-by shootings later, a bulletproof patriot reaches the casino and plants a bomb. Boom! It wrecks the place, but doesn't demolish it. It's not enough for the gangsters. Relentless, they send another truck packed with explosives, parking it nearby - this one will bring the whole place down if it blows. How can we save the casino?
Naturally we leap in the bomb truck and drive off, paying great attention to the timer and safe-distance meters. Once clear we park up and let it detonate near some innocent bystanders, saving considerable damage to Mafia property. Phew.
Mission 2
We're back in the Sentinel, crusing over to Don Salvatore's mansion. He wants us to retrieve some cash from the docks at Atlantic Quays, so we take a dirt bike from his driveway and head down the hill. Across the water we can see Shoreside Vale- the draw distance is extremely impressive.
Unfortunately, those bomb-happy Triads have rigged the warehouse, so collecting the cash packages is a race against time - allwhile fighting running battles. In the nick of time we dash out and the building goes up, damaging everything nearby. Ignoring the smoking cars, we steal a chopper, gassing it up and weaving madly to avoid the incoming wave of Belly Up fish vans. Eventually, with only minor civilian casualties, we reach the safety of Salvatore's mansion once again.
**more added as i find it**