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Reviews

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars

By Arun Subramanian

Chinatown Wars is not just a compromise for those that want Grand Theft Auto on the go. Rather, it is a legitimate entry to the series in its own right. [27 April 2009]

Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned

By Arun Subramanian

What this expansion really points to is the undeniable fact that the star of the Grand Theft Auto IV universe is Liberty City itself. [3 April 2009]

Grand Theft Auto IV

By Arun Subramanian

The insane brilliance on display is exemplified in the microcosm of the in-game television. [30 May 2008]

Grand Theft Auto IV

By G. Christopher Williams

Niko is very interested throughout the game in killing for the sake of revenge but, perhaps, even more so for the opportunity of wiping out his own past and eradicating his previous life.

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories

By Kevin Garcia

Admittedly, Vice City Stories is a blast to play -- still, something different might be nice. [26 February 2007]

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories

By Ryan Smith

Liberty City Stories isn't the bold new GTA game many fans were hoping for. [10 August 2006]

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

By G. Christopher Williams

The 'violence' seemingly promoted by this GTA is less a violence to be feared for its realism, and one more committed against the dirty realism of history itself. [1 July 2005]

Manhunt

By Michael David Sims

Unlike its predecessors, Manhunt has little to do with story, but instead is driven by your need to kill. [11 February 2004]

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories

By Arun Subramanian

Occurring three years prior to GTA III, Liberty City Stories gives players the same sort of criminal storyline and felonious side missions of other GTA games. [1 January 1995]