PlayStation 2, despite having the worst geeky stats in the console market, still remains the most popular. The PlayStation 2 strides forward in the console market, proving once again, why it sells like hot cakes. For Vice City, the console really reigns supreme. The PlayStation version of the original was so-so, but the PC version was excellent to the extent where is really absorbed all your daylight hours and most of the night. There has been something of a running conflict in platform for GTA.
For anyone who might want more, we can only point you in the PC Version's direction where, just like GTAIII there are all manner of modifications and adjustments to almost every facet of the game if you've completed the storyline. Oh, and Ray Liotta supplies the voiceover. As long as the developers keep out-doing each other, we'll keep playing the games.
The future of violent gangster gameplay looks secure. The only real problem with Vice City is its competition: The Getaway. Sometimes you will do an extra lap of the block before getting out of the car, just to hear the end of the song. The soundtrack is also great: many 80s classics that even younger twentysomethings will recognise. Vice City provides so many avenues of gameplay it's difficult to get bored. GTA deserves its cult crown: Vice City is simply superb. After various sequels, which added a little, but not a lot, Vice City really takes the torch and runs a long way with it. Back in the day with the top down view, stealing stupidly fast cars to run over people on the pavement, whilst making a few bucks and failing the missions.
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