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Seriously though, I thought GTA's tone was feeling a decade out of date even in 2013. It just stinks of the late 90s and early 2000s, specifically of early South Park
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I just remembered the game Driver. GTA is pretty garbage in comparison considering Driver has more actual grand theft auto in it.
Getting out of the garage was one of the hardest video game challenges that I have ever attempted.
Driver is great but you are coping hard if you think GTA doesn't do everything driver does an more (apart from car 'shifting'). I've probably put more hours into Driver than GTA overall but that's just because it has split screen so I could play it with my friends as a kid as a GTA replacement.
If Atari didn't fuck Driver 3 (driv3r) we could have had more really great open games for the PS2/Xbox and the PS3/360.
Driver 2 you could drive and walk in both Havana and Rio de Janeiro (i think they use european portuguese VAs which is pretty funny). I remember there being a blog online that compared the game cities to RL version. Really cool.
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