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Remember GTA Chinatown Wars? — Transcript

by Nintendo Enthusiast · 125 words · 20 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars isn't
  2. 0:02talked about enough. It was the last
  3. 0:04top-down Grand Theft Auto game that we
  4. 0:06got, and it was really surprising that
  5. 0:09it began as a Nintendo DS exclusive. The
  6. 0:12top-down perspective combined with the
  7. 0:14stylized graphics brought a refreshing
  8. 0:17and nostalgic feel to the series. The
  9. 0:20gameplay loop of Chinatown Wars was the
  10. 0:22most addicting part, with a robust drug
  11. 0:25trading system adding an extra layer of
  12. 0:27complexity to the traditional GTA
  13. 0:30formula. In the DS version, the touch
  14. 0:32screen was actually well implemented and
  15. 0:34brought on mini-games such as hot-wiring
  16. 0:36cars and assembling weapons. If you
  17. 0:38never played this GTA game, I highly
  18. 0:41recommend checking it out. If you didn't
  19. 0:43know, it's currently available to play
  20. 0:45on Android.

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