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Jandre002 on 28 February 2008

"If you're not in a rush and you answer the phone when it rings it'll take about 100 hours to complete", we were told. "It's harder to distinguish between main and side missions - there are loads of both. But there are more main missions than side missions. It's not as clear cut as it used to be because of the phone."

 

http://www.videogamer.com/news/28-02-2008-7645.html

Good lord. 100 Hours? Not including the random police chases and hooker encounters?



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Explosivo on 28 February 2008

"if you take your time." So really like 50-70 hours but still impressive



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Wii 38,000,000
DS 84,500,000
PS3 17,000,000
PSP 41,000,000
X360 23,000,000

Zero Hero on 28 February 2008

WOW!



So what do you win if your prefered console sells more than another?

Oyvoyvoyv on 28 February 2008

This is the same as that TP was 80-100 hours long, which is for the casual gamer (or just sucking people like me)

For you guys, it is more 30-45 hours.



http://www.vgchartz.com/games/userreviewdisp.php?id=261

That is VGChartz LONGEST review. And it's NOT Cute Kitten DS

ssj12 on 28 February 2008

and IGN has a hands on with the PS3 and 360 versions.

360 = brighter colors
PS3 = better aliasing

http://ps3.ign.com/articles/855/855615p1.html



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Deviation59 on 28 February 2008

Like I said in the other thread, brighter colors is BS. If you have an HDMI cable you can turn on RGB Full on the PS3 and it'll match the same colors/brightness as the 360. Otherwise, you can just adjust your television across different inputs to match the two.

Ah well, who cares?! These are preview versions anyways, so any aliasing issues on the 360 version will likely be gone with the final product. Good to know that Rockstar went the extra mile to make sure both versions were up to snuff.