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Yeah, I know how you feel. I didn't put Vice City down until I beat it and then I played it for a while more, but it wasn't as exciting as GTA 3 when I first got it. I suppose it's because it was a totally new concept, you know. You could go around doing whatever the hell you liked and not having to go by the story (well at least not past the mission that would get you on Staunton). Now if they would have released Vice City first and foremost, that would have ruled.

Heh, I actually get lost a lot more easily in GTA 3 (especially Staunton Island) than I do in Vice City. I suppose it's because Vice City has a sort of narrow shape. I put the map up on my wall . I actually haven't played any GTA game recently. I was too busy finishing off FFX and FF7.

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[ April 15, 2003, 07:03 PM: Message edited by: Vinny is counting down - 2 ]

I feel definatly the same way you do Johnny!

Well, hopefully with the coming of Sin City & GTA4, perhaps the games might do a better job of keeping interest in the game. To be honest, the novelty of owning Vice City has worn down a lot since I first purchased it, but I still like playing it sometimes.

Meh,I thought VC was alright,though it was too short and the missions were harder to me...heck,the only GTA game I played with no trouble is GTA 2...
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Actually I kinda liked the missions being harder, gave the game a good sense of challenge. But I would've been more interested in the game if there had been much more missions than what they did.

I agree with ya completely.

Actually, GTA3 bored me within 2 hours. I don't know why, I just don't like it.

Vice City kept me entertained for about 2-3 months, which is a lot for a mere game.

Actually, that is pretty true. Most games don't manage to keep you entertained as long as the GTA games do, even if they do get boring after a while. It takes quite a lot to keep you playing the same game for one month without getting bored. So don't complain .

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