henke on 24/10/2014 at 07:07
Heh, are they trying to release that thing on every platform? It wasn't long since it came out on iOS and Android.
I'd rather see them re-release some of their less widely available games. PC ports of The Warriors or GTA Chinatown Wars, for instance.
N'Al on 24/10/2014 at 07:28
The non-HD version of SA had been available already on 360 in the past, I'm sure of it, as part of the "Xbox Originals" range, alongside GTA3 and VC. It did vanish some time ago, though (the disc version still works fine, though), which I always thought strange, seeing as how it - along with 3, VC, and the Sony-exclusive Stories - are still available on PSN.
Agree completely on Chinatown Wars; some non-handheld/tablet version would be nice.
Tony_Tarantula on 24/10/2014 at 16:06
Apparently it's the "best GTA game made", but I wouldn't know.
I refuse to play that game because it perpetrates every negative racial stereotype that's popular in America.
EvaUnit02 on 25/10/2014 at 03:55
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http://www.gameplanet.co.nz/news/g5449775f93d05/) Seems to be a quick and dirty cash grab. Increased draw distances, upped rendering resolution to 720p and added achievements are the core selling points.
Quote Posted by Tony_Tarantula
Apparently it's the "best GTA game made", but I wouldn't know.
I refuse to play that game because it perpetrates every negative racial stereotype that's popular in America.
Kotaku thanks for your patronage by visiting their clickbait articles about social justice issues. Patricia Hernandez is grateful for you helping with her car loan repayments.
N'Al on 26/10/2014 at 17:55
Turns out the game got released for £2.99.
At that price, unless it turns out to be buggy as shit - which I doubt, since I presume they used the original Xbox code as a base, which already ran almost flawlessly in backwards compatibility, AFAIK - it shall have been worth it.
Questions is whether R* will follow this up with HD versions of III and Vice City.
PigLick on 27/10/2014 at 14:10
Except in Australia where you cant even buy it at all! hurrah.
Muzman on 28/10/2014 at 05:27
Quote Posted by EvaUnit02
Kotaku thanks for your patronage by visiting their clickbait articles about social justice issues. Patricia Hernandez is grateful for you helping with her car loan repayments.
Spot on. Everywhere I go now those link aggregators feed you nothing but semiotic and social games criticism. It's clearly where the money is. The simpler times of voodoo weightloss foods and 8 things I never knew about Kim Karadshian are long gone.
EvaUnit02 on 28/10/2014 at 18:28
Quote Posted by PigLick
Except in Australia where you cant even buy it at all! hurrah.
So what? Just buy it from the US Marketplace.
