The fan-made Dreamcast version of GTA 3 is looking way better in the latest look, introducing tech that "would’ve previously been a slideshow"
Any console that brought Dynamite Cop to the home deserved a better shot, but the PS2, Xbox, and GameCube (but let’s be real, ...
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No more „slideshow” in the refreshed version of GTA 3. Liberty City became more alive, but it cost devs a lot of work
Responsible for the „port” of GTA 3 to the Dreamcast console, Falco Girgis announced that the project underwent quite a few ...
Months after porting GTA 3 to Dreamcast, the same devs are repeating the trick with Vice City, and they already have rough progress to show
The Cleveland Browns are releasing safety Juan Thornhill. After signing the former Virginia safety and Super Bowl-winner with the Kansas City Chiefs to a three-year deal, the Browns are moving on from ...
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GTA Vice City is Getting an Unofficial Port to an Unexpected Platform
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is receiving an unofficial port to the Sega Dreamcast by a group of fan developers. The team, led by head developer SKMP, previously released an unofficial port of Grand ...
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GTA new home sales remain low in January – but with prices down and inventory up, buyers have a unique opportunity in the months ahead
Total new home remaining inventory in the GTA decreased slightly compared to the previous month, to 21,505 units. This includes 16,906 condominium apartment units and 4,599 single-family dwellings.
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GTA 3 originally gave players a wanted level for running a red light, but "This was not popular with the team," so a developer "quickly removed it"
Have you ever thought about the traffic lights in GTA 3? Me neither, but former Rockstar developer Obbe Vermeij shares some interesting tidbits about developing them. We've all had our fun trying ...
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Months after porting GTA 3 to Dreamcast, the same devs are repeating the trick with Vice City, and they already have rough progress to show
Just last year, a team led by a developer called SKMP managed to bring GTA 3 over to the Dreamcast in a matter of months. What better way to follow up the feat than by turning your collective ...