Funny GTA IV Crashes, Stunts and Fails
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The founder of the site. Writing about Grand Theft Auto since 2003, back then with a dictionary on the desk, waiting for Vice City. Still a Vice City fan at heart, and can't wait to go back.
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We'd like to wish all our dear visitors happy holidays. To mark the occasion, Rockstar Games is surprising its loyal fans with 5 new screenshots.
It's pretty wild to think that the games our PCs struggled with 10 years ago now run without a hitch on our smartphones after a few minutes of downloading. These three high-resolution maps made for the mobile versions of Vice City and GTA III should come in handy.
In part 2 of Behind the Scenes, we get a look at how the sound effects of Vice City were made. Among other things, we can listen to the 9 radio stations, the sound effects and the voices of the pedestrians.
The new [Rockstar North website](https://www.rockstarnorth.com/) is now available to everyone. The site features plenty of interesting write-ups about the massive titles the team has worked on, and job openings round out its content.
Rockstar Games has prepared a special treat from their archive for today. Almost ten years ago, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, much like the Apple iPod, received an award in 2002 from the Design Museum in London, given only to makers and companies that have created something serious in terms of design.
Rockstar Games has dug up a special treat from their archives for today. Almost ten years ago, in 2002, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, like the Apple iPod, received an award from the Design Museum in London, one given only to manufacturers and companies that have created something truly serious in terms of design.
