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You know it’s been a good mission when there’s a pile of (weirdly identical) bodies on the floor! (PS4) So no cheap checkpoints that didn’t exist previously, but also you get to try the mission again with the weapons, armour and vehicle you started it with, rather than have to recollect all of that and head to the mission marker to give it a second go like in the original version. To me though my favourite addition is that when you die or otherwise fail a mission a screen pops up asking if you want to retry and then you’re right back at the start of the mission. Obviously you still die from falling in water and there are no flying vehicles as that kind of addition would break the gameplay completely… They also added a feature to the mini-map on the HUD where you can now access a map on the pause menu and have the ability to put markers that will give you a GPS-like path to get to it, something added to Vice City but was absent in this original game and a VERY welcome new feature to this version.
Driving is now done with the left and right bumper buttons, the aiming snap auto-aims on foes and stays there until you let go of the aim button and they’ve added a weapon wheel to switch between weapons on the fly, which is a modern convenience that I didn’t realise how much I used. The Definitive Edition fixes a lot of these issues. It also has to be said that while there are boats you can’t swim so falling into water is instant death, and there are no flying vehicles, beyond one that’s barely able to get off the ground. Bearing in mind this is pre-cover system so often you have to just stand in the open or hope to stand and fire in front of a box when shooting, because you can’t run and shoot, so… It’s one of those things where I didn’t think anything of it at the time but going back to it was … not very fun. When you have a gun you can aim at hostiles and it will sort-of aim you in the right direction but otherwise it freely moves and its not accurate. Walking, running and especially punching is very stilted and awkwardly animated, driving is done with the face buttons rather than the now-traditional shoulder buttons and the steering is not very responsive, and man-oh-man, the aiming. Sadly retrospectively the controls show how it was among the first of its kind because they’re, erm, rather rough. You can walk, run, jump and punch freely in an open world environment, something we take for granted nowadays but at the time the very idea of freely walking around a 3D city with no actual funnelled direction was mind-blowing. What blew me away at the time was that gameplay was very much like the previous GTA games, just in a 3D space. I guess I’ll see when I eventually get round to the two sequels down the road…ĭealing with the police, also the old fashioned way! (PS2… I think? Not sure why the HUD is yellow…) I myself was very happy with GTA III Definitive Edition but maybe that because it was less complex than later games so had less to go wrong. It’s safe to say the Definitive Edition launch was rough, especially Vice City and San Andreas, though patches have improved SOME things about those games, a lot of people still aren’t happy.
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The “Definitive Edition” was released on PS4, PS5, XBOX One, XBOX Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC on November 11 th 2021.
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Versions of the mobile port were also popped onto the PS3 and PS4’s digital store, though in the case of the latter, it was nearly unplayable due to completely unstable frame rate…
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It was also ported to MAC and various Android and iOS phones and tablets. A PC release came on May 21 st/24 th 2002 and a port to the original XBOX arrived on October 31 st 2003 in America and January 2 nd 2004 in the PAL Territories.
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Grand Theft Auto III released on the PS2 on October 23 rd 2001 in the US and three days later in Europe. Getting missions the old fashioned way! (PS4)
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