Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories

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  • Release Date: Oct. 26, 2005
  • Price: $20.00
  • Publisher: Rockstar Games
  • Developer: Rockstar Leeds
  • Platform(s): PSP  PS2
  • Genre: Action

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Based off of Rockstar's insanely popular Grand Theft Auto franchise, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories is a spin-off of GTAIII, and acts as a prequel to the groundbreaking game. Liberty City Stories is the first in a series of fully 3D portable Grand Theft Auto titles, chronicling the lives of the colorful inhabitants of the GTA universe.

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Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories - PSP

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Fantastic multiplayer Poor storytelling
  Not enough content
it is a great game

It is hard to get bored from this game when you play free roaming or multiplayer but it 's mission is boring, in GTA vice city stories you can make businesses fight gangs and take teretories

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories - PSP

Pros Cons
Addictive gameplay Ugly visuals
Tight controls Braindead computer AI
Loads of content  
Engaging story  
It's like Grand Theft Auto... only smaller!

This prequel to Grand Theft Auto III was the reason I bought a PSP in the first place. I can remember all the portable fun I had with this baby. Taking Liberty City and condensing it to fit in to that cute and tiny UMD was no small task. Taking place in 1998, roughly three years prior to GTA III, you are in control of Toni Cipriani, who Salvatore Leone told him to kill a made man. After lying low for several years, he is once again employed by Leone. Like in typical GTA fashion, you run errands for the dregs of society, and basically be a naughty boy. The story, while not ground breaking, is really enjoyable and at times funny. (The part were Toni's disapproving mother sends hit men on him gets me everytime.)
Overall, it's a must have for your PSP library and is easily the best portable GTA experience to date.

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories - PSP

......Meh

This one of those game that I think is overhyped, but others dont think so... So I happened to have borrowed this game, and I was dissapointed because everyone said it was "Great", but I thought it was meh. Im not saying this game sucks, but I simply dont like it. This is a game who have played this game and enjoyed the series and you will love to play it always, but thats not me. You can buy it and think its great or not, because this is one of thoses game that are great or not. So you are the only one who can tell lets see if you can tell by this review, you will or not like it, and well that all.

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories - PSP

libert city stories

just when i was about to get tired of these PS2 story based side games, GTA made me fall in love wit my PSP. if your looking for hardcore fun, this game is a must have.

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories - PSP

Awesome!

You can't get much better than this game. That's just a fact. The graphics aren't stunninng but they never have been in the GTA series. But the story makes up for all of that. It's a mob story that will have you saying to yourself that only the Godfather could top this story, which it did. Plus it goes back to the old Liberty City that we all know and love. But you can't just jump right into. If you're new to the GTA series, you won't understand what's going on. This is because of the many characters and plots that have to do with GTA 3. Other than that this game is perfect in every way. A perfect 5.0.

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