Other GTA Games
You might have noticed that this site does not include too much info on GTA I, II, London, and Advance. Thats because this site is mainly about the 3D Grand Theft Auto Games. There are a few reasons for this:
- First of all, lets face it, the games aren't that good. I mean who really plays them today?
-Also they are very different from the other games with some of them having characters not at all related to the later games and having unspecified timelines.
-And lastly, I have not played these games much, only briefly, so I am probably not the best person to write about them.
But none the less, these were the games that started it all:
This is the very first game in the series, and was first released in 1997 for the PC. The game has a top down view, lacking the good graphics of today's games, but the gameplay was much similar, incorporating that level of freedom which set Grand Theft Auto apart from other action based computer games at the time. The game was also released for the PlayStation and then later for the Game Boy Color.
The Grand Theft Auto London Mission packs are expansion packs for the original Grand Theft Auto. The two mission packs were released separately in March of June of 1999 respectively; both require the original Grand Theft Auto game to run, and are set in London during the 1960s. The games also include a soundtrack that was a big part of the fun for the title. It features groovy 1960s music and British DJ's.
Grand Theft Auto 2 is the sequel to the successful first game, which was released on
Comming out in 2004, GTA Advance is not one of the older games, but i decided to include it in here since it doesnt fit in with the rest of the games. The gameplay is also similar to that of the top down view of GTA 1 and GTA 2 due to the hardware limitations on the gameboy advance.