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Earlier this year Microsoft announced a “strategic alliance” between themselves and Rockstar, which would bring exclusive downloadable episodic content to the Xbox360TM version of GTAIV. However, EuroGamer are now claiming that – according to a source close to Rockstar – the team are working on exclusive supplemental content for both systems, which will be made available for download via Microsoft and Sony’s respective
R* have updated the official site with new screens, a new trailer and some new MeTV ads – check it out!
Go>Play Magazine has a six-page preview of Vice City Stories, with various new shots – one of which shows the golfing mini-game being played. “But trust us when we say the soundtrack is just as good as it was in Vice City, which for many was the best thing about.” Check out this GTAForums topic for more info.
This time it’s a ‘Helicopter’ trailer over at GameVideos.com, so be sure to check it out..
There are two new gameplay videos over @ IGN and one new screenshot (see below). Linkage.
Head over to GameTrailers.com where they have brand new footage (30 seconds worth) showing insane stunt jumps in Vice City Stories. Thanks to GTAPortable.com for this one. Discuss.
There’s a new preview over at GameDaily.com and MTV.com, so be sure to check them out. Link: GTAForums Topic
The latest issue of PSW Magazine contains a 2 page feature on Vice City Stories with several new exclusive screenshots. There doesn’t appear to be any new info, however. Thanks to ja750 from our forums for providing these details. Related Link: GTAForums Topic
Two new screenshots have emerged on Italian site Multiplayer.it, see them below: Related Links: GTAForums Topic By Budd; Multiplayer.it
gamerzworld (from our forum) has just recieved the November issue of PSM, which he says contains 5 new screenshots and some info about the new “Empire Building” feature. Here is a quick summary of what we know so far: There are six types of business you can run – protection, extortion, and prostitution, to name a few. Gordon Hall – president
