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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Review


Grand Theft Auto: Vice City follows up on one of the most popular videogames of all time, Grand Theft Auto III. If you have heard of anything about games in the last years, you should have heard of this game, because it's this year's most impressive title, by a long shot.
Vice City is nearly twice as large as GTA3, including interiors, waterways and airspace, and it clearly delivers a more integrated storyline in the missions, a huge array of vehicles, and some very oddball characters, likeable or not. The game offers an immense landscape that's both vast and detailed, and is backed up by a long list of actors voicing characters, and a handpicked, triple-A '80s soundtrack.

The game offers some solutions to last year's effort, namely in graphics, control, framerate and streaming technology, though it doesn't succeed in full. Combat control still remains difficult and annoying, framerates drop low often, and there are substantial camera issues, generally revolving around collision detection and clipping.

But you know what, despite the fact that this game plays a lot like last year's effort, and that it still has its fair share of problems, GTA: Vice City is still one of the most impressive games of 2002, without a doubt. It's highly recommendable, as long as you pay attention to the M rating. If you own a PS2, I strongly urge you to get it.Grand Theft Auto: Vice City follows up on one of the most popular videogames of all time, Grand Theft Auto III. If you have heard of anything about games in the last years, you should have heard of this game, because it's this year's most impressive title, by a long shot.
Vice City is nearly twice as large as GTA3, including interiors, waterways and airspace, and it clearly delivers a more integrated storyline in the missions, a huge array of vehicles, and some very oddball characters, likeable or not. The game offers an immense landscape that's both vast and detailed, and is backed up by a long list of actors voicing characters, and a handpicked, triple-A '80s soundtrack.

The game offers some solutions to last year's effort, namely in graphics, control, framerate and streaming technology, though it doesn't succeed in full. Combat control still remains difficult and annoying, framerates drop low often, and there are substantial camera issues, generally revolving around collision detection and clipping.

But you know what, despite the fact that this game plays a lot like last year's effort, and that it still has its fair share of problems, GTA: Vice City is still one of the most impressive games of 2002, without a doubt. It's highly recommendable, as long as you pay attention to the M rating.

I rated Grand Theft Auto: Vice City 4.5 out of 5 stars.

Just Cause 2 Review:

I haven't had this much fun with an open-world game in years. Just Cause 2 is over-the-top and insanely fun. There are some issues in the game's presentation and the checkpoint system is far from perfect, but Just Cause 2 is otherwise a must-play for adrenaline junkies. Rico Rodriguez might just be my new hero.

I rate Just Cause 2 4 out of 5 stars

L.A. Noire Review:

Very interesting game, not many like this one. Rockstar Games again makes an interesting game, that is fun and engaging while also giving us plenty of action. The graphics are very well done, and the campaign will keep you busy for hours on end. The driving can be a little weary but overall I think it is worth checking out, especially if you can get this game on sale or in a Rockstar Games bundle package.

I rate L.A. Noire 3.5 out of 5 stars.