ROFL. I thought it was fun back then it is fun now, old or new. People accusing it of being too gritty missed a lot of fun moments the game had.GTwander said:Because GTA4 is old hat, we're all hipster now, and this is the next big thing.
Perhaps the irony in that is too much for you.
Don't worry, though, everyone late to the party will be sure to know how we were there first and got over it once the plebs showed up.
~Oh yeah...
"grandpa hat"
It is entirely plausible and possible to demo a console exclusive game in a PC. PC hardware > Console hardware, and the argument of not being optimized for PC doesnt hold. In fact, its quite the opposite. Something as optimized as console games run even better on a PC, and regardless, youre building them on a pc, of course you can test it and run it there(hell in the case of the xbox they have the same framework so you barely need an emulator for it)Mcoffey said:
What's funny is that what little we've seen of the characters so far matches up with those positions. Trevor is a stereotypical psychopath who sees nothing wrong with what he does, Mr Family Man is probably trying to avoid his life and his son (can't hear anything) and the black guy looks likable so far, but clearly his words and his actions don't always match up if we're to believe his female friend.1nfinite_Cros5 said:
]1nfinite_Cros5 said:Am I the only one who noticed this?
Not entirely what I meant, Rockstar has the habit of hiring amazing voice actors, but there's always that one guy who is so bad that his selection has to have been intentional.Balkan said:
