Does it still hold up today?
Does it still hold up today?
Chase Brown
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Xavier Barnes
Yes. It remains one of the best GTA games.
Camden Brown
it has the best atmosphere of any GTA
Carter Hughes
I happened to play III, San Andreas and Vice City last Decemeber after finishing V. My opinion?
III is the third best game in the whole series, behind V and London 1969
Luke Robinson
played through it a couple weeks ago for the first time in a decade. it feels pretty bare bones and empty, even compared to Vice City. The characters are just a bunch of gangster movie stereotypes without any real effort put into their writing, so its not too interesting there narratively. I still had fun with it, but I'd honestly say thats purely nostalgia. Not really worth checking out for someone who started with 4 or 5. Just go straight to San Andreas.
Brayden Peterson
people take the car driving in gta games for granted
holds up pretty well
Isaiah Bell
Second best, after Liberty City Stories.
Dominic Cook
>V is a good game
Carson Smith
Kind of. The driving is fine but shootouts are tough because you need to stand still to shoot.
Kayden Cox
But hands are all messed up, so you better drive brother
Aiden Miller
yeah but you cant play it like the other gta games. you just need to remember that you are absolutely useless on foot. rely on drive bys and after a certain mission you unlock a bullet proof patriot which makes the game much easier.
Blake Fisher
>useless on foot
>having trouble surviving in a gta game
Isaiah Scott
the aiming is god awful in gta 3
Easton Cox
Its still my favorite GTA and I still play it routinely. It really nails the gritty satirical city feel. Its gameplay is simple, effective and fun. Thats why GTA is huge today, because of this game. Sure its a bit rough around the edges but I feel that part of the charm.
Flashback FM. Best station
Cooper Rivera
Alright this is easily the best part of the game. It just happens to work, kind of, but when it does its fucking great.
So you gotta find this truck. The flatbed. Now theyre rare to spawn, so the best place to find one is that small military base in Portland Island. Once you see one, theyll appear everywhere right? So you gotta find one being driven, somehow jump into the bed part and shoot the truck once.
The truck driver will take off speeding. You can just unload on everyone. I like to use the assault rifle. Stars will rack up and cops will start chasing the truck and you can just take them out too. The thing that makes it work is that when you fall down from an impact, you usually wont fall out because the bed is huge and it has these little walls around it.
This probably sounds lame, but try it. I guarantee youll get a kick outta it. Or be a faggot whatever.
Bentley Brown
yes. the fact that you cant fly might actually contribute tot he atmosphere
Nicholas Kelly
It's OK. There's not really much reason to play it over VC nowadays unless you really got a thing for the scarface soundtrack or want to see where the modern 3D sandbox game really started taking off.
Elijah Bailey
theres a plane you can ride at the airport
Brayden Walker
Has the best level design of the PS2 trilogy, that's for sure.
Vice City dickriders are quick to bash it because it's not the exact same game.
Jordan Foster
eh, not really.
Asher Lewis
>tfw the GTA series as a whole aged like whine
I still enjoy playing GTA2 from time to time. I'm not sure if it's the nostalgia, but those older games just seem to have as much love in them.
Chase Cooper
>whine
*wine
Angel Price
>not sure if it's the nostalgia
It's nostalgia