Grand Theft Auto games The most anticipated game of 2008 expands the open-world action introduced in the groundbreaking * III to a new level of detail. The next-gen debut of the unapologetically violent series stars new protagonist Niko Bellic, a criminal looking for a fresh start and perhaps a shot at redemption. Niko is lured to the bustling...

Rockstar Games once again invites players to "explore their inner criminal" with this release of * III for the PlayStation 2 console. This violent, mission-based driving game has the player resuming the role of a cold-hearted street thug making his way up the ladder of underworld gangs and organized crime. With over 50 different...

Submit to the seedy streets of Vice City in this portable prequel to the top-selling PlayStation 2 game of 2002. British developer Rockstar Leeds revisits a familiar open-ended world while creating an original storyline with new missions and design elements. Lance Vance's brother Vic is the game's lead protagonist, and players will follow the ex-soldier in ...

Welcome to the 1980's. Welcome to Vice City a huge urban sprawl stretching from the beach to the swamps and the glitz to the ghetto a town brimming with delights and degradation. Having just made it back onto the streets of Liberty City after a long stretch inside Tommy Vercetti is sent to Vice City by ...

Rockstar Games is proud to present *: The Trilogy. All three games in the epic saga are here together: * 3 *: Vice City and *: San Andreas. One of the most innovative, imitated, and controversial video game series of all time returns to PS2 in this three-for-one bundle...

* drives back onto its home console, in this PlayStation 2 port of the series' PlayStation Portable debut. Liberty City Stories returns * III fans to the three island boroughs of Liberty City for another adventure of violence, speed, and free-form criminality. Players take the role of a new character, however; another...

Five years ago Carl Johnson escaped from the pressures of life in Los Santos San Andreas a city tearing itself apart with gang trouble drugs and corruption. Where filmstars and millionaires do their best to avoid the dealers and gangbangers. Now it's the early 90s. Carl's got to go home. His mother has been murdered his ...

The first * game to hit the streets on PSP, Liberty City Stories follows in the tire tracks of the series' 2002 breakthrough hit. As in the PS2's * III, the three island boroughs of Liberty City are the setting for this portable game of violence, speed, and free-form criminality. Players take...

The award-winning * 3 and *: Vice City together in one collectible release! From the dark and seedy streets of Liberty City's underworld to the glamorous hedonism of Vice City in the 80's. Two towns each brimming with limitless delights and degradation where anything can happen. Two criminal sagas of greed and...

* is an action-packed excursion into the dark world of street crime. You romp through multiple cities on a crime spree in an effort to make the mob bosses recognize and promote you because of your ability and willingness to carry out any crime they might assign you. You start as a small fish...

As the first mission pack ever released for the PlayStation, *: London 1969 gives would-be car thieves a whole set of brand new missions to tackle. You've been hired by Archie and Albert, known as the Crisp Twins, to do their dirty work; stealing cars and making sure rival gang members no longer walk...

*: Director's Cut comes with the original GTA in addition to the expansion pack London 1969. Regardless of which version you're playing, the objective is simple: steal cars for your gangster clients, deal with the local gang members, and get paid! Played from an overhead perspective, the player will have to pay attention to his or her beeper and answer pay phones to obtain new jobs. Jobs include stealing taxicabs and picking up in-trouble gang members, being the getaway driver at a bank heist, and acquiring specific cars and taking them to the local chop shop. But the cops, or Bobbies if you're in 1969, are out...