So if you drive off a bridge you’re not going to drown.” So I though, why not jump in and swim back? So jump I did. I then remembered an interview with Dan Houser, one of the creators of the GTA series, when he said: “We just got p****d off with people saying, ‘We can’t do swimming.’ It works well in the game. Shortly after booting up the game I remembered how great South Beach was and I took a short drive to the lighthouse and stood looking out to sea. Lee Majors makes his character, Mitch Baker, memorable despite you only spending a little time with him overall and Luis Guzmán’s Ricardo Diaz is one of the most irritating drug-lords I’ve ever come across, which makes it all the more enjoyable when you get to kill him and take over his ridiculously large mansion.
He’s cool, confident and keeps calm when things turn nasty. Liotta plays the lead so well that Tommy Vercetti, the first GTA protagonist to actually speak, is one of my all-time favourite characters.
Having so many incredible actors really puts some weight behind the story and its characters. Luis Guzmán is Ricardo Diaz, the man whose home you turn into your new padĭanny Trejo as “cojones” obsessed Cuban gang leader Umberto RobinaĪnd even Debbie Harry makes a cameo as Kaufman Cabs taxi controller when you buy your new business. William Fichtner plays loser lawyer Ken Rosenbergĭennis Hopper as shark obsessed film director, Steve Scott Lee Majors as salt-of-the-earth Biker Gang leader Mitch Baker Ray Liotta as the lead character, Tommy Vercettiīurt Reynolds plays Avery Carrington the real-estate mogul The character list includes (but is definitely not limited to) the following: When I first played this game back in 2002, I never realised how big the stars involved were, but now I know how fantastic these actors are and I’m so pleased they’ve been involved in the making of a game like GTA. When I booted up Vice City the other day, however, I had to go straight to the IMDB page (here) and see who was who. When I play a game, I’m normally quite happy to wait until the end, until the credits roll, to put names to the faces that I’ve just been playing as, against or alongside. Oh and just some forewarning, there are some minor SPOILERS in this article, but if you haven’t played Vice City by now, given that it launched 14 years ago, then shame on you. I love this game! These aren’t faults or complaints, they’re just the funny little things that slipped my mind about this effulgent entry in Rockstar’s controversy courting collection. The era, the fashion, the cars, the music the characters, the stories – I love it all. Just to make it clear, Vice City is my favourite Grand Theft Auto title. Maybe I should have looked at GTA III first, but we’ll get there. This time, I’m taking a look at Vice City and the Top 5 things I totally forgot about, until I played it again.
They now all come with Trophy support as well as being Share Play & Remote Play enabled among other enhancements.
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That’s GTA III, Vice City & San Andreas, all delivered in a neat little 7.7GB, 1080P up-rendered package. I recently downloaded Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy from the Playstation Store.
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