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*dances*
It's proper bo to say the least. I hadn't actually played Vice City before today and I was quite surprised by how much extra gameplay was crammed into it since GTAIII. Motorbikes, jumping out of moving cars, riding on top of moving cars whilst shooting(!)... needless to say I'll be playing these for aaaaaages.
Sony might take legal action with the companies that sold it, and rockstar for sending it early. Which means games retailers will be more careful with release dates in the future. So maybe this is the last of the early games?
I'm sorry kiddo, I really am.
ARRR!
> Sorry to double post, but I bet this is a bad thing.
> Sony might take legal action with the companies that sold it, and
> rockstar for sending it early. Which means games retailers will be
> more careful with release dates in the future. So maybe this is the
> last of the early games?
Nah - It would not benefit Sony at all. After all, Rockstar could turn around and say, "You have a problem with retailers selling our game a few days early? Then maybe we have a problem developing for your system."
Anyway, the Sony double pack is barely selling - everyone has the two games. Infact, where I work, more people were asking just for Vice City - and when we didn't have it in stock, they turned down the double pack.
A couple of weeks. Tops.
It'll keep me occupied for a good while but nowhere near as fun as I had hoped.
> GTA3 is great, VC is too blurry... The graphics take the p*** and I
> don't understand how a sequel can end up worse off for graphics?
> It'll keep me occupied for a good while but nowhere near as fun as I
> had hoped.
Switch off trails.