Look at the SOUL.
Look at the SOUL
Oliver Cruz
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William Flores
average person today couldn't beat GTA3
David Brown
Yup, I've been drinking again.
Benjamin Cooper
tqbh city was smaller compared to GTA2 district
Cooper Bailey
>GTA
>ever having soul
Ethan Campbell
SOUL vs SOULLESS
James Jones
based and Mafia1pilled
Jason Scott
This. Too much concession for the casual gamer these days.
Nathan Stewart
more like too many really tight timed driving missions
even back in the day I considered 3 to be relatively challenging, let alone by today's gaming standards
>w-what do you mean there are no checkpoints
Jose Morgan
Exactly.
Sebastian Thomas
IN THE NAVY
Austin Long
Never played Mafia, but everything in the GTA series Rockstar stole from somewhere else.
Jose Jackson
>the fucking racing mission
Liam Thompson
i liked shooting the moon with sniper rifle to change its size
Asher Stewart
I beat it when i was 10
Dominic Wood
BANG, YO, BANG!
John Martinez
I'm 30 and still haven't beaten it
Mason Edwards
My mothers my sister.
Brody Sanchez
I bet I still have the weapons chest in muscle memory
Ryder Jackson
GUNSGUNSGUNS
Parker Rodriguez
>off-road missions
Nathan Adams
>Any sniping mission on console
Adam Martin
I've playing it again and it's nice.
though I'm savescumming like a bitch and a half for no reason
Ethan Cook
>that taxi running the red light
fuck that guy
Kevin Torres
It was one of the first Open world games most of us played and even though it may have flaws glaring now in 2020, it is still a masterpiece.
Luis Moore
Both are fine.
The left one would get annoying after a while, though.
Zachary Morris
haven't played with trails on in ages.
Gabriel Scott
YOU'RE annoying after a while
Ian Williams
God i love this game. I think this was my first open world game that I played. Fucking soul. Nothing quite like it
Lincoln Reyes
>Nothing quite like it
Vice City, you retard.
It's literally just the same game.
David Baker
The game wasn't that hard outside of the last mission gunfight and the bullshit RC cars/planes challenge.
Kevin Baker
It doesnt have the same atmosphere or excuse the autism, the aesthetic.
Luis Taylor
Logan Adams
I'M GONNA GET YA
Tyler Adams
May I offer everyone here something to bring back the memories, the soul of this game.
youtubemultiplier.com
Adam Murphy
>And I hear the lead singer's out of therapy and ready to date your sister
youtube.com
Samuel Brooks
the cheetahs on that racing mission are actually fully indestructable, and yes it's possible to store them in the garage
Adrian Hill
My mother's my sister
Mason Sullivan
Fuck dude. That intro and song just brought back hours of nostalgia
Oliver Wood
did you know that the trashmaster in that mission is unique because it's fitted with a bomb?
It's the only one in the game with a bomb inside, because it's impossible to normally out a bomb inside a trashmaster because the truck is toll large to enter 8-ball's shop
Jacob Wright
Can someone tell me the best SOUL games? On PS2 as I just got into PS2 emulation on the PC and have a projector setup so would like to get into some gaming kinos... shit like shadow of the colossus
In the last 10 years, I literally haven't played more than 30 minutes of a single player campaign. I don't mean 30 mins per game, I'm saying 30 mins total spanning countless games.
I'm hooked on multiplayer components of these games. Even shit like uncharted 4, I play multiplayer, never bothered with campaign... it's just something about playing with real people and competing with them, it's very addictive.
Christopher Diaz
it's primarily games from your youth whatever that might have been.
but another common theme is that the game has moments completely free from action
like in SotC and GTA III where you can just walk around and take in the land, and it isn't some romanticized clean world like Cities skylines or the Sims4 but just a world
Austin Ramirez
>light turns green
>runs the guy over
kek
Nolan Perry
Info like this makes me with the SA true 100%+ series would continue
Zachary Jackson
>lack of useless details, everything on-screen is meant to tell a story and increase the feeling that you’re there
>that idea that you are in a small world but have many things to do, so it seems huge
>pedestrians show that stereotypical personality of big city jerks
>the sounds of the city makes it feel alive without distracting you from what you’re supposed to do
I’ll go with soul for 500 dollars, Alex
Owen Edwards
this song is so GTA2
soul
Brayden Barnes
I completed it few times and found all hidden packages.
I also changed ai files to turn policemans into whores and banged few of them all night long.
Gavin Johnson
YOU ARE A NO GOOD
Jeremiah Bell
GIMMIE THE BLOOST
Andrew Flores
>not doing 100 taxi missions straight away the boosting over the bvridge to save the black limo which is the the only fireproof vehicle in the game
Ian Martin
GTA 2 had soul
Caleb Lopez
>when the sound of cars fades and suddenly you hear the cry of a gull followed by waves crashing on the pier only for those sounds themselves to be replaced by the rhythmic beating of the boat's engine.
>all horizons fade swallowed in the creeping mist and when you let go of the steering wheel and peak around (with your m16) the city makes itself known with the noise of a plane passing overhead.
the sound design of the game was good
Carson Moore
Levi Thomas
Look at this retard.
Also a faggot
Oliver King
msx fm 101.1 in your manor
Easton Cox
Matthew White
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playlist of some of the music playing in certain locations.
Jaxson Barnes
The greatest run of games ever.
Anthony Gray
>vice
Jordan Fisher
yeah I read it and it does check out.
Though clearly written by VICE post 2015
'Grand Theft Auto III' Was Special Because It Was Mundane
The purposefully dull environment of ‘GTA III’ was wonderfully unlike anything that’d come before it.
Grand Theft Auto III's Liberty City, when you saw it for the first time in 2001, spoke for itself.
Final Fantasy, Elite, and Zelda had already primed us for open-world game design; Driver, Urban Chaos, and Body Harvest had infused the genre with violence and, with those first two examples, a crime film aesthetic. But Liberty City, looming large in three dimensions as you began GTA III, was more palpable than the worlds that had laid its groundwork. Its sheer spectacle managed to overwhelm precisely the details that made it unique.
The first mission of Grand Theft Auto III, "Give Me Liberty," serves as more than a technical showcase. As the title suggests, it communicates to us, in myriad ways, precisely the place, the people, and the politics we'll subsequently experience.
A fleeting moment, but when the introductory cutscene ends and we enter a car, and then drive away from the explosion on the bridge, two police cruisers, sirens wailing, drive past in the opposite direction. If we want open worlds to feel alive and populated, and also react to how we behave, this pair of cop cars seems to anticipate our expectations—quickly responding to an emergency we've caused, the police in Liberty City act like police in real life, and are watching what we do.
Cooper Cruz
As we depart the bridge and make for an objective marker, our car radio finds a signal: "This is Head Radio, a Love Media Station. Just one of 900 radio stations, 300 TV stations, four networks, three satellites, ten Senators." The jokes start coming, often at the expense of corporations, but really, at everyone, in typical Houser/South Park fashion.
Be it through its mute protagonist, who compared to his peers seems always stoic and individual, its overarching story, which involves battling a gang trying to consolidate absolute power, or its missions and the free-form process of completing them, GTA III celebrates nonconformity. Big organizations, it says directly, are corrupt and untrustworthy. Only the individual, wreaking chaos in a giant playground, is really celebrated.
The breadth of the Liberty City and the variety of toys successively discovered within invite us to explore and cause trouble. Cheap they may be, but those sweary jokes engender, from GTA III's beginning, a sense of mischief. We may giggle at it like schoolchildren. Later, when we're handed guns, sports cars and remote-controlled bombs, we may similarly feel more disposed toward the game's specific kind of playfulness—causing chaos will feel natural.
Nathaniel Williams
No, GTA 2 had
Soul making sound shaking earth quaking
Change
Tyler Hall
Archived it for you so you don't have to give clicks to them: archive.is
Weekend World is a quality album. Fun fact: two tracks (Retro & Soundclash) appeared in TOCA 2 as well: youtube.com
Christopher Flores
Camden Thomas
yeah my shortbus ass just thought about making a screencap about it just now
Evan Bennett
SOUL as fuck.
Wish they came back to the GTA2 cyberpunk though, at least for one spin-off. It's a great setting.
Eli Carter
VERISIMILITUDE
Jack Young
the duality of a man
Jordan Thomas
I think I figured out soul
It's creativity manifested from limitation.
Aaron Phillips
you know you've been playing a game a lot when you can find most of the hidden packages from memory alone