IbizaPocholo
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The classic Grand Theft Auto games (GTA, GTA2, GTA3, Vice City, and San Andreas) are filled with amazing details that were ahead of the curve.
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The classic Grand Theft Auto games (GTA, GTA2, GTA3, Vice City, and San Andreas) are filled with amazing details that were ahead of the curve.
Paulxo87
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I remember 20 years ago playing GTA3 that shooting the moon to make it bigger/smaller blew my 13 year old mind lmao
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I wish I still had the "Sale Guide" from when I worked at Gamestop when San Andreas came out. Was very very cool, basically a guide with cool pictures and "selling points" for the game. San Andreas was very special when it came out.
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I always think "why do devs not just include all of their old features from previous games in their new one and add even more features to the next installment.
Its always "different" things.
Like Morrowind having spears and crossbows, then suddenly Oblivion didnt have them anymore but spellcrafting, then Skyrim had Crossbows again (DLC) but no spears and no spellcrafting.
the hell is that 2 steps backswards 2 steps forward approach
Its always "different" things.
Like Morrowind having spears and crossbows, then suddenly Oblivion didnt have them anymore but spellcrafting, then Skyrim had Crossbows again (DLC) but no spears and no spellcrafting.
the hell is that 2 steps backswards 2 steps forward approach