Vice City Out Now on the PSN Store

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By Chris | 30th Jan 2013 at 20:20 GMT in Vice City | 3 Comments

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As we reported last week, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is now available for download on the PlayStation Store, completing the GTA trilogy's availability on the platform. Released yesterday in North America and today across the rest of the globe, the game will set you back £7.99 (.99 / €9,99) with the download weighing in at around 3.5GB.
 
Like Rockstar's other PS2 Classics releases, Vice City doesn't feature remastered HD graphics, trophies, or any other enhancements, but PS3 players who don't own a model supporting backwards compatibility with PS1 and PS2 titles will be grateful for this release.
 
Rockstar have promised more of their classic titles will be released "very soon".

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TUN3R 30th January, 2013 @ 21:27 - Permalink

Don't know which is more likely, Rockstar ever releasing PC ports of Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories or me winning the lottery on my 100th birthday...

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BlackListedB 23rd February, 2013 @ 06:20 - Permalink

I still wonder about things I read with the PS3 having the original offspring 40GB in two variations, one with backward compatibility, I will be taking the plunge soon on a new BluRay optical laser for my system, which follows one of two model numbers

 

For PSN, it's nice to have downloads where the BD drive is not required, but I also have my PS2 and got it from the Goodwill after two prior system up and died, I either paid US dollars or .00 for it. It works perfectly. I would like to use the Firewire port on it though.... if it worked like modern machines with their fancy Firmware! haha

 

I haven't seen Vice City Stories for PS2 around at all here, and I've been looking! What gives??? haha

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TUN3R 27th February, 2013 @ 12:31 - Permalink

I'll trade you mine for a copy of the original Saints Row, since my PS2 died back in 2007 and there's no way I'm paying 0 for a new one but I have relatively frequent access to an Xbox 360...