Videos
Five official GTA Liberty City Stories videos in release order, from the first PSP trailer in September 2005 to the mobile trailer of December 2015.
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories Trailer #1 (9 September 2005)
Rockstar premiered the first trailer, 1:20 long, in the Movies section on the day the official website for GTA Liberty City Stories opened. The site was built around the Liberty Tree e-mail inbox from 1998 and carried exclusive screenshots and video clips alongside the trailer. Visitors could download it as QuickTime or Windows Media files, the largest at 480x270.
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories Trailer #2 (30 September 2005)
The second trailer, 1:03 long, had its world premiere with the site update of 30 September 2005. That update also opened the Multiplayer section, which introduced modes such as Liberty City Survivor and Protection Racket. A Downloads section with wallpapers for computers and PSPs arrived at the same time.
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories Trailer #3 (24 October 2005)
Trailer #3 runs 0:58 and came out shortly before the PSP launch on 25 October 2005. Rockstar made it in honor of the game's multiplayer modes, and the official news post is dated 24 October. The accompanying site update presented three more modes: The Hit List, Street Rage and The Wedding List. QuickTime and Windows Media versions were offered, up to 480x360.
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories PS2 Trailer (6 June 2006)
This 1:08 trailer was added to the Movies section when the PlayStation 2 version arrived. Rockstar described that version as optimized, with faster load times, a longer draw distance and a more densely populated city, at a $19.99 MSRP. New PlayStation 2 screenshots went up in the Screens section the same day.
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories - Mobile Trailer (17 December 2015)
The 0:52 mobile trailer was released on the day GTA Liberty City Stories came out on iOS. Rockstar listed the changes for the mobile version: real-time lighting and shadows, upgraded textures, a greater draw distance, updated touch steering and targeting, and cross-platform cloud saves through Social Club. Android and Amazon devices were to follow, and the Android version arrived on 11 February 2016.