Chinatown Wars now on sale in App Store
Pick up the iPhone version for six quid.
A new version of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is now on sale in the App Store.
The game is priced at £5.99 and weighs in at 188MB. Just like in the PSP and DS versions, you play a bloke called Huang Lee dealing with the Triads in Liberty City. The App Store game is compatible with both iPhone and iPod Touch.
GTA: Chinatown Wars scored highly when it was released on the other two handhelds. Check out our reviews of both the PSP and DS versions for the full lowdown.
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Surprised they didn't put this out at the £9.99 price point.
/download
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/download from iTunes
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I know metal gear solid on the iPhone was more than dissapointing in comparison to portable ops
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http://ww w.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/iPhone/GT...
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I assume more or less, depending on whether you can live with the niggles mentioned in the review (they don't seem to negatively impact the score at all). Also bear in mind that Pocketgamer does generally appear to favour the iphone so may need to judge the review with caution.
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I agree with that. Libery and Vice City Stories were amazing games imo and this just seems rubbish in comparison (maybe I just need to play it more to get into it, but it is nowhere near the quality of the original PSP games).
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So will be able to get a good impression of the game then and see how it compares to DS and PSP versions.
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Do you really think so? I found both games to be an eyesore (even though fair play to Rockstar for pulling off 3D GTA's on a handheld, which at least on screenshots looks fine) due to the crazy amount of (gameplay affecting) slowdown and pop up... made me puke in anger at times, especially in Vice City Stories. The ultimate low happened when, after I managed to exterminate all other gangs, the game decided to default back to the gang situation as it was at the beginning of the game. I just thought WTF and didn't touch the game since.
GTA:CW on the other hand feels smooth, slick and responsive (on the PSP at least), with a great user interface ideal for the handheld and more bite sized missions. To be fair though, I haven't really gotten that far in CW myself, GTA-fatique must be creeping in.
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[link url=http://www.gamestation.co.uk/Dsi-and-DS-Lite/Action/Adventu re/Adventure/~r409237/Grand-Theft-Auto-Chinatown-Wars/ ]http://ww w.gamestation.co.uk/Dsi-and-DS-...[/link]
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"I agree with that. Libery and Vice City Stories were amazing games imo and this just seems rubbish in comparison"
I worked on GTA:LCS, and I can state categorically that CW kicks the hell out of it. It has so much more ambition, fun, variety, plus it's far more suited to handheld gaming. It understood the DS perfectly - I think it's a credit to R* Leeds and I'm a bit gutted I didn't get to work on it!
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There's no way R* are going to release shonky goods for their debut on a new platform. People expect from R* and R* nearly always delivers.
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Neverthelss the game looks great and EVEN THE CONTROLS ARE AWESOME
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There's no way R* are going to release shonky goods for their debut on a new platform. People expect from R* and R* nearly always delivers.
erm... their debut game on the iPhone was Beaterator and, apparently, it's a dreadful port.
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Anyhoo at least I got the link out to the excellent pocket gamer website from SYS64738, cheers. I would prefer not to have to add another site to my gamin bookmarks but PG seems excellent and until things perk up here....
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Anyway yeah, pretty impressed
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I though apple was supposed to provide ease of use. No way of getting the £6 back.
ho hum.