GTA: Vice City
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GTA: Vice City
first, is this the real website? and is the postcard a screenshot?
http://www.kentpaul.com/
second, anyone have links to more info or screenshots?
http://www.kentpaul.com/
second, anyone have links to more info or screenshots?
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Yeah, the domain is registered to Take 2 Interactive. It's an official website and it's been up for a couple weeks, though they haven't updated it too much lately.
The postcard does look like a screenshot, but it's hard to say for sure.
The postcard does look like a screenshot, but it's hard to say for sure.
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I'm getting excited for this game... At first I was put off by the whole 80's thing cuz I thought it couldn't be as corrupted or the cars as fast as they are now - that was simply stupid. I'm 28... I grew up in the 80's and I should know better. This game has the potential to rock. As much as I hate the people at this company, they've made a good game and I have no doubt that this next one will be even better.
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Originally posted by Trigger
I'm getting excited for this game... At first I was put off by the whole 80's thing cuz I thought it couldn't be as corrupted or the cars as fast as they are now - that was simply stupid. I'm 28... I grew up in the 80's and I should know better. This game has the potential to rock. As much as I hate the people at this company, they've made a good game and I have no doubt that this next one will be even better.
I'm getting excited for this game... At first I was put off by the whole 80's thing cuz I thought it couldn't be as corrupted or the cars as fast as they are now - that was simply stupid. I'm 28... I grew up in the 80's and I should know better. This game has the potential to rock. As much as I hate the people at this company, they've made a good game and I have no doubt that this next one will be even better.
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I don't care much about the 80's thing. I didn't think the "70's vibe" contributed much to my enjoyment of GTA3. If Vice City is just the same game as GTA3, with a new city to explore, new cars, new soundtrack, and more missions; then I'll be more than happy.
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Originally posted by tsohg
Why do you hate the people at the company just curious
Why do you hate the people at the company just curious
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Originally posted by belboz
I don't care much about the 80's thing. I didn't think the "70's vibe" contributed much to my enjoyment of GTA3. If Vice City is just the same game as GTA3, with a new city to explore, new cars, new soundtrack, and more missions; then I'll be more than happy.
I don't care much about the 80's thing. I didn't think the "70's vibe" contributed much to my enjoyment of GTA3. If Vice City is just the same game as GTA3, with a new city to explore, new cars, new soundtrack, and more missions; then I'll be more than happy.
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Originally posted by Trigger
Because they were big egomaniac a-holes at E3... and it's not like they even brought anything new to show. It's kinda like you go see a band you are into and you get backstage and they just sneer at you like you're nothing... it makes you feel stupid for even liking their band and giving them your money. They should appreciate their success more I think.
Because they were big egomaniac a-holes at E3... and it's not like they even brought anything new to show. It's kinda like you go see a band you are into and you get backstage and they just sneer at you like you're nothing... it makes you feel stupid for even liking their band and giving them your money. They should appreciate their success more I think.
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I would have to disagree with you. They were really great to me at E3 and have continued to be a great group of people to talk with. I thought they really bent over backwards for me at E3. They were even familiar with my site.
I would have to disagree with you. They were really great to me at E3 and have continued to be a great group of people to talk with. I thought they really bent over backwards for me at E3. They were even familiar with my site.
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Originally posted by dfbennett
70's Vibe? I didn't notice any 70's vibe in GTA3. Any examples?
70's Vibe? I didn't notice any 70's vibe in GTA3. Any examples?
But, trying to think of examples, I can't come up with any. In fact, I come up with lots of examples where it doesn't fit in the 70's. Oh well, I guess that why it didn't do anything for me .
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The only thing I'm excited about this game is the likelihood of it's release knocking the price down on GTA3 which I haven't picked up yet.
The 80's vibe is something of a turn off, but if I'm still itching for more GTA after picking up GTA3, I'll still get Vice City as the gameplay should be fun as hell, regardless of the setting.
The 80's vibe is something of a turn off, but if I'm still itching for more GTA after picking up GTA3, I'll still get Vice City as the gameplay should be fun as hell, regardless of the setting.
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The 80's vibe is something of a turn off
The 80's vibe is something of a turn off
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I'll be so stoked if they include some 80's punk music. I was only just born as Nixon was leaving office and Ford stepped in. My memories start with Carter and mostly Reagan. I'm a product of the 80's man. The cars should be dope and the women should be fine and the radio should be awesome. Mod music, techno pop, pop pop, rock, metal, etc... I can't wait. Commercials in the 80's were rad too. It was a time of cocaine, depression, inflation, unemployment, crime, and poverty... the cities were dirty and gross and everyone dressed bad and hairstyles sucked and it was a time when talking politics or rebelling actually meant something. I have a feeling that they're going to just go with the whole television representation though with the Miami Vice theme and cheesey tv shows and such because alot of people who will be playing this game were born in the 80's and wouldn't remember anyway other than what showed in re-run television.
(my use of words like "rad" and "awesome" were a product of me getting psyched for this game.)
(my use of words like "rad" and "awesome" were a product of me getting psyched for this game.)
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I guess I never got the 80's vibe due to the 80's music being on a radio station called Flashback FM. Also, I recall a promo that said something about head stuck in the 80's body in the 90's or something like that.
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The 70's "vibe" kinda makes a little sense what with all the car chase movies in that decade, but that's about all I can see. As fro the way the characters acted, most everybody was just an ethnic stereotype.
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Originally posted by Trigger
(my use of words like "rad" and "awesome" were a product of me getting psyched for this game.)
(my use of words like "rad" and "awesome" were a product of me getting psyched for this game.)
I too was born right about then. Still, I didn't get out much during the eighties to see all the poverty, but I tried my hand at protesting (rebelling) when I did get out. I learned then that protesting does nothing and decided to use my time more productively playing video games and posting while at work.
One of my favorite parts of GTA3 is the little snippets you overhear from people on the streets ("ma mother's ma sister!"). I can't wait to hear their take on eighties stereotypes. Punkers esp.
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My dad used to drive me around all the poorer neighborhoods and slums a few blocks over and tell me "this is where you'll end up if you don't buckle down and do your homework"... not that we were rich or anything, but it made me want to smack him.