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I can't play GTA: Vice City...for some reason I keep getting motion sickness or something whenever I try to play it, and I feel like puking :( It doesn't effect me with GTA 3 though!! Odd!!
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I can't play GTA: Vice City...for some reason I keep getting motion sickness or something whenever I try to play it, and I feel like puking :( It doesn't effect me with GTA 3 though!! Odd!!
Whats wrong with this topic? It says there are 8 replies but I can't see them!!!
the replies are in your head, as is the motion sickness
OOpps...lol...I was looking at views!!!
Turn the motion blur off in the graphics options. That gave me a headache to start with, but I'm fine with it now.
Not really sure why trails are always on when you first start. I remember it was like that with GTA3 when I first got it and I thought there was something wrong with my computer. But it was just GTA3 being retarded...
It's supposed to look better, only most of the time it doesn't.
Yep, and if I remember correctly, it makes it a bit harder to drive as well
Auf deutsch wrote:
> Not really sure why trails are always on when you first start. I
> remember it was like that with GTA3.....etc
Well, i didn't notice it and it definately wasn't as bad as Vice City, probably because the sun was so visable in Vice City.
> Not really sure why trails are always on when you first start. I
> remember it was like that with GTA3.....etc
Well, i didn't notice it and it definately wasn't as bad as Vice City, probably because the sun was so visable in Vice City.
those trails look terrible. don't even know why they bothered, it just looks like someone has smeared vaseline all over the tv screen.
not that I'd know what that looks like.
not that I'd know what that looks like.
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