- Enhanced edition of Grand Theft Auto Vice City featuring improved graphics, audio, control, and customization options
- All-new game set in the powerful, glamorous, and corrupt 80s
- Vice City is over twice the size of Liberty City, and has double the missions
- Play street hood Tommy Vercetti, voiced by Goodfellas' Ray Liotta
- New martial arts moves; auto-targeting and lock-on for 40 weapons
- Nearly 100 vehicles, including motorbikes, golf carts and choppers
- Improved police, gang and citizen AI
- More freedom of movement than ever before--over 50 buildings can be entered
- Ten hours' worth of radio including genuine 80s hits.
There can't be any more sure-fire a hit in the gaming world than Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Grandma may not approve, but the 143 million people who bought GTA III will be chomping at the bit for this PC version of the PS2 follow-up. Not quite a full-blown sequel, but far more than the average lazy mission disk, Vice City relocates the action of the previous game from the New York-esque Liberty City to the Miami-influenced metropolis of the title. Clearly as soon as someone mentioned Miami the developers immediately thought of Miami Vice, because they've gone and set the whole thing in 1986 with an incredible soundtrack featuring everyone from Michael Jackson to Sigue Sigue Sputnik.
