Grand Theft Auto III

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And finally, yes, my opinion, which is what you've been reading about throughout this insanely long review. What do I think? Hm...Grand Theft Auto III? It's OK. Ha ha. Just kidding. Rockstar has been very gracious to us about covering its game exclusively, and if they hadn't ever been so nice to us, it would not have changed my mind about how I feel about the game. The game is absolutely, insanely good, and is truly one of the best titles of the year, on PlayStation 2, or on any system. Hm...sounds like I've been saying that a lot this year (Devil May Cry, Twisted Metal Black, Silent Hill 2); that's because unlike last year, this year, it's really happening. It's genuinely true. I never liked Grand Theft Auto 1 and 2 much because I got stuck up on little mechanical things, and I was never a big fan of the top-down approach. But with this game, with what DMA has done to it, I'm hard pressed to say that there's anything not entirely loveable about it. And guess what, DMA fixed even the slightest little disturbance I had with GTA1 and GTA2 (getting stuck in a car in a corner, only being able to get in or out from one side), among many other things it fixed for this last effort. The game is so big, so relentlessly deep, and so various, that gamers who buy it will easily -- easily -- be playing it for more than 50 hours the first time through. And that's not even getting every little last item. For that, I'd say it's at least about an 60-70 hour game. Grand Theft Auto III is a massive scale operation that just gets better and better as players dig into it, even though its gets ridiculously difficult at points. But that's the thing, it does get difficult, but the multitude of reasons to keep playing, to feel utterly engaged, perhaps should I say...even addicted...is so powerful that only sleep and my lovely wife could possibly get in the way of an overnighter (or four) with Grand Theft Auto III.