+1Originally Posted by KRIIS99
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^ ^ Me too. Vice City and San Andreas were by far my favourite Rockstar games but Vice City just pips it for me due to the brilliant 80's music and not having to work out, get haircuts, take girls on dates and all the other bumpf that got tedious in San Andreas. The San Andreas 'world' was spectacular though.
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GTA5 is set in San Andreas, supposed to be out in around 2 monthsOriginally Posted by emceeI never played san andreas which i know many people hold in high regard..im hopong they give it the HD treatment one of these days
difficult question, havent played la noire and played red dead for about 10 minutes and was bored
id have to say grand theft auto but cant even decide between gta3, vice city, san andreas or gta4 -
theyre all amazing and feel very different. gotta say i loved midnight club 2 and had a lot of fun with midnight club la.. if the car controls were just slightly more solid and the game had a bit more 'weight' to it, it couldve been incredible.
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It's always a toss-up between Vice City and GTA IV for me. I think considering that Vice City came so much earlier, it's the better game. I just simply loved it. All the bright colors, the perfect 80's feel and missions that had a little more variety than in IV. The 1980's was a special time for me personally, so the game just has an eternal place in my heart.
Red Dead, I dunno, just wasn't my thing and I stopped playing it at around 20%. LA Noire was initially very interesting with all the fantastic face expressions, but it just got boring very quickly, not my type of game at all.
1. Vice City
2. GTA IV
3. San Andreas (a distant third)
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Originally Posted by KRIIS99
Is RDR still worth getting? Do people still play multiplayer?
Originally Posted by James24993
There aren't as many people still playing today, but every time I play, I see new people and most multiplayer sessions have quite a few people in them. RDR Free Roam is possibly the most fun I have had playing multiplayer. Also, RDR has a great campaign. It takes a little bit to get started, but it is completely engrossing once it gets going, so it's definitely worth getting.
RDR's multiplayer is also very easy to do single-player. The free roaming parts of it, anyway. The competitive parts, I'm not so sure of as far as deadness. I hardly played them admittedly (although the undead nightmare multiplayer is awesome.)
RDR: I have the highest rank in the game, ive played mp for over 300 hours. There are loads of people still playing, and the competitive modes are really addicting, you just need skill, and map knowledge. And headshotting is very important, wins 1v1 situations very easily.
Anyone want to play?
