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playnext3 on 14 April 2008

i have no problem with the 12 reason,just maybe the first:
1- Smaller (but more detailed) playing area
i love playing in big area like sanandreas,but for more detailed its just fine



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JGarret on 14 April 2008

I´m actually glad there´s only one city in the game,and not an entire state,which is the 1st complaint the link shows.



ChronotriggerJM on 14 April 2008

I'm actually with Gamerace on this one, some of that stuff seems like it really needs to be there :/ I'm going to get it regardlessly and I think it'll be a fantastic game :P but man I got so used to san andreas that I"m going to miss some of those features :x



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BCNR34 on 14 April 2008
NJ5 said:
CaptainPrefrences said:
JPSandhu said:
CaptainPrefrences said:
GTA IV will be fun and realistic

The city being smaller than San Andreas doesnt matter because its very detailed and looks like NYC.

Also get it on the PS3. I f you get it on 360 thats the only game you will be playing until Gears 2
wow how about bioshock, halo 3 gears 1, mass effect

 

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am talking about FUTURE GAMES. something that 360 fans dont know about


I don't see what this has to do with the thread, but there are other interesting games.

Ninja Gaiden 2 is an example of a game that I'm sure many PS3 fans would like to have on their system. When you guys are playing MGS4, many 360 owners will be playing Ninja Gaiden 2, which (for my taste) is much more interesting. Don't get me wrong, there are a few PS3 games I'd buy if they were available for a system I already had, but let's not pretend that the opposite isn't the case too.

 


 except there is a pretty good chance that there will be a NG2:Sigma on the ps3 released later this year, or next year, so...