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Not true. I really couldn't get into San Andreas, but love this. It is most similar to SA of all the GTAs though.Yes, if you liked GTA: San Andreas. No otherwise.
Well, it's your standard rap/hip-hop/rock/punk/orchestral/etc mix. Then you realize that you've never heard any of the songs before in your life. Then you realize that all the songs are actually really good.I'm not buying it, but i was just wondering, how's the selection of music on the radio in it
I disagree with you on all counts. The setting and style is an emphasised 'gangsta' basis, but I actually think it works well and the voice acting and cut scenes are of a very high quality, much more so than any GTA game. I feel like I'm watching a movie during some of the cutscenes.It's kind of annoying to see people say that it takes all the good things from GTA and improves on everything else. That's just not true. For instance it stole the worst setting and style from all of the games - San Andreas. Secondly the writing, plot, and sad attempts at humor all blatantly pale in comparision to the GTA series. The music stations suck in comparision. There's no variety to the vehicles, not even bikes, let alone boats or planes. The city in the game isn't as good as any of the locations from the GTA games, especially San Andreas. To top it all off, it's about as long as Liberty City Stories, by far the shortest in the GTA series. I personally haven't played the multiplayer, but it doesn't look as fun as the multiplayer in LCS, but like I said I can't say for sure. Don't forget they had the luxury of seeing someone else's mistakes and a next gen system to make all these "improvements" on.
What did it add? Better aiming system, different but inferior mission progression system, character customization (the only feature I particularly care about), and an overall sense of paint by numbers "fill in the blank" game design. It's a decently well made clone, but it is in no way in the same league as the GTA games.
I wouldn't even recommend it to hold you off until GTA4. I have more desire to go play Vice City again than go through this game once. I would recommend Parallel Lines, The Getaway, Mafia, or Mercenaries ... games which have taken the concept and done their own thing with it, in many ways improving upon their source material.
The humour's there, it's just subtle and you need to look for it, unlike GTA where it's pretty in-your-face and obvious. Stuff like Freckle Bitches or Snatch (which is a fantastic double entendre) are good examples.
Do elaborate.You've got it a bit reverse.
Do elaborate.
^^^ True, not to mention it was actually funny. GTA is truly very clever and well written. The whole game is bathed in quality satire that is very entertaining. The atmosphere and style is one of the main reasons I like the games so much. It's also the reason San Andreas is my least favorite despite having far better gameplay than the other games (and plot-wise this game is just an ultra crappy version of San Andreas, so you can imagine how I feel about it)..
That's not elaborating in the slightest, you've just resaid what you mentioned earlier.GTA's humor was never really in your face, so to speak. It was quite subtle.
That's not elaborating in the slightest, you've just resaid what you mentioned earlier.
Ah well, you guys can hate on the game as much as you want. I'll just be here, having an absolute blast with what's easily the most fun game of recent times.