I actually downloaded GTA:SA for my PC yesterday - it's brilliant xD I'd like to see something similar on 3DS :)

If they did that, Chinatown Wars would be more like Cop The Recruit. They just like to claim they do that for the prestige, since they seem to be stuck on that mentality. That seems to be more of an impediment to them making a game for the 3DS than any use of 3D.

that be sweet

All we had to do was follow the damn train, CJ!

I'm having problems enough trying to follow this motorbike :p I'm really bad at 3D GTA - I still love them though :)

Way to close up that mind.

Id take Uniracers me and my brother had so much fun trying to out do each other on that one. Didnt realize they made it.

A close mind ? I dont care for there games dont see how thats closed. They or some one else would just whine about its sells anyways.  After the way a lot of the third parites have treated the Wii I could care less if they ever make another game on a system I own. Im not Nintendo only on my Nintendo consoles but the third parties have sure done a good job of making lean that way.

They have a storied history. They first began as the developers of Lemmings, which became a classic in its time. Then moved on to SNES and N64 development as part of the Nintendo Dream Team, and a Nintendo second party developer (along with Rare). 

They were developing several titles, which generally involved the transfer of one object from vehicle to vehicle; these games came in three forms: Space Station Silicon Valley, Body Harvest, and Grand Theft Auto. Nintendo wanted them to produce games with heavier story elements, and were not impressed with the titles. Eventually Nintendo dropped them, Body Harvest and Space Station Silicon Valley came out on the N64, GTA came out on PC, and later ported to Playstation by a third party.

They were picked up by Gremlin Interactive, and subsequently the company Infogrames. The titles were released, but didn't see much success, but I did get the original GTA, and Space Station Silicon Valley, which I personally felt were very solid games (I actually played a lot more Space Station). 

Eventually they were dropped by Infogrames as well, and were passed onto Take Two with the rest of Gremlin Interactive. There they cancelled their last N64 titles (N64 was all but dead at this point) which were midway in development... These included Clan Wars, a Medieval GTA like game which involved the building of Castles, and laying siege to Castles.

They began development on GTA3, Sony saw the potential, and DMA received a strong subsidy from Sony to have it as a PS2 exclusive. They were rebranded as Rockstar North during this time, and GTA3 turned out to the first release of the defining game trilogy of the generation.

The GTA games were sort of like the Wii Sports and Wii Fit of the last generation; everyone wanted to copy them, and they were the most successful games.

Not sure we'll see a new GTA on a Nintendo plateform... 3DS is maybe cool but remember Chinatown Wars (And if you don't, Rockstar won't forget)