Rockstar is continuing its celebration of Grand Theft Auto 3‘s ten-year anniversary with a new trailer that thanks the game’s fans and reminds them of the good times spent in its open-world city. I don’t know how it’ll hit you, but it kinda freaks me out because (a) I don’t want to be so old and (b) a lot of what it does is still the foundation of what’s being done now in non-fantasy open-world games. Think about it, man. It’s living, breathing history.
Awesomely enough, we’ll get to re-experience it all over again. Undoubtedly, you’re aware that a touch version of GTA3 is in the works and will debut on top-tier tablets and phones in 2011 and will subsequently be released on other handhelds down the road. The footage in the video above is not from this version, by the way.
Knowing what we know of the Rockstar PR cycle, don’t be too surprised if GTA3 pops up sooner than later. I’m not exactly sold that touch controls will make it a better game, but I can’t wait to give it a try — after I pop a few aspirin. Arthritis!
Yeah, I figured it wasn't really Antonio Banderas :(
Fruit Ninja is fun, but doesn't need a branded expansion pack masquerading as a sequel. Pass.
I'm quite surprised 9 people liked your comment, but I'm guessing they are using your comment to help delude themselves that the game has nothing new to offer just so they can save money by not having to buy it.
Your post is full of arrogance, which is easy to mistake for charisma if you badly want to believe in something. However, anyone who is capable basic logic can see how shallow this delusion really is. Of course, I'm talking about the simple fact that you can't have any idea of knowing whether it's a mere "expansion pack" if you pass on buying the game. Thus, your comment that the game is "masquerading as a sequel" holds no value nor truth.
Having bought the game myself, I can say with confidence that the new game mode is very fun and well worth the low price tag. Even the HD version is much cheaper than what buying a single movie on DVD would cost, and yet it can keep you entertained for much longer. It's sad to see how cheap most people of the new generation are.
I haven't watched the movie "Puss in Boots", but other than the cool spanish style of the BGM/Blades/Backgrounds, the game might as well be called Fruit Ninja: Minigame Mania. You definitely don't need to have any knowledge of the movie to enjoy this game.
This game doesn't contain Zen Mode or Arcade Mode however, so it's not a replacement for the original Fruit Ninja, but rather something to enjoy alongside it:)