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The first thing we want to do in the GTA remake
“Grand Theft Auto 3” was exciting in 2001. At that time, 3D games were just beginning to become popular in rooms and corridors—it was only three years after the original Half-Life—and unlike most games, it was a complete city. It’s not science fiction, fantasy, or children’s stuff. This is rude. Have an oath. You can crush people indiscriminately, but unlike the post which disrupts the media with purely meaningless violence, it takes place in a world where people live, a world that seems to be able to operate without you.
Can GTA 3 stick to it today? It may not be as good as Vice City or San Andreas. How they perform is a problem in itself, but we would love to know how they feel in the remastered GTA trilogy series released later this year. Here are the moments we most look forward to revisiting:
Flying the Dodo in GTA 3
It’s not as much as my brother remembers, but wow, the first plane of GTA 3 does seem like a chore.Aptly named Dodo, This is a short-wing propeller aircraft whose design has never stayed in the air for more than a few seconds. “Grand Theft Auto 3” didn’t let me play when it first came out (because I was five years old), but I often watched my brother play, and one afternoon he became obsessed with mastering Dodo.
For several hours, I watched him try to make the dodo jump over the river, each time I pressed the button to push his nose into the air, and then rolled and fell into the water. This is basically what I think Grand Theft Auto will look like in the next few years-a frustrating flight simulation game in which all the planes are terrible. Of course, the Internet eventually learned how to fly the Dodo indefinitely, and even fly it high enough in the air that you can see all the Liberty City buildings without tops. —Morgan Park
I am one of Dodo’s professionals and spent a few hours exploring Liberty City from the air. This is an interesting endurance challenge-a test of patience, any big move will make you fall back to the ground. But with enough practice, you can maintain a stable enough flight to completely leave the city-fly to an off-map city block called “ghost town”, where the game’s introductory cutscenes are set. –Phil Savage
Let the car fly
When GTA 3 was released, cheat codes were still common, and they set a good benchmark for how much nonsense players in open world games should be able to achieve.this GTA Vice City Cheats with GTA San Andreas cheating The ensuing tradition stays alive-Rockstar is one of the few developers who have never given up on it-and I think I spend more time cheating in GTA games than actually performing tasks. . Speed up the game clock and turn on the flying car for true GTA hard mode. —Taylor Wilde
Also yell at the widespread pedestrian AI cheats that allow you to arm every civilian, put them in riot mode, and turn the entire island into a messy survival playground.A ridiculous and fun way to mess around in the GTA sandbox, unfortunately Rockstar’s GTA 5 cheats In contrast, they are so docile. –Phil Savage
Climb into the rhino tank
Of course, GTA games are known for their satirical writing, reference mission scenarios, and vast world buildings, but sometimes you just want to ignore all of them and cause serious damage in the sandbox city full of shooting games. This is the fun of Rhino tanks. It is an almost indestructible violent and violent beast-allowing you to easily roll over and fight the entire SWAT team. In addition, you can launch it backwards to get a speed increase, which is very stupid. There are some rhino-centric display missions, but the real fun is just stealing one from a military base and causing serious damage in your own time. –Phil Savage
Pizza delivery in Vice City
As GTA created an open world, mini-games that expand your possibilities are so new, it doesn’t matter whether the mission is really interesting. Today I might send a pizza in Sin City and throw it away immediately as a boring and tedious pastime. Or hell, maybe I still think it’s fun to have Tommy sway and Reliota angrily jump on the scooter and deliver pizza at 20 miles per hour.
I remember that you have to deliver dozens of pizzas in a row without running out of time to complete the task chain. When it was finally delivered a few seconds later, my friend drove through the goal circle, hit the wall of the pizzeria, and then caught it. In the restaurant, the mission failed over time. I laughed and cried, and then we went to play a bunch of motorcycle jumps, because there are no motorcycles in GTA 3. The entire summer of 2003 kept us busy.Wes Fenlong
Roll the ambulance in GTA 3
I think when it comes to boring GTA mini-games, I can single out Wes. As a GTA 3 completer, my last task before reaching 100% is to complete all 12 levels of paramedic tasks-pick up patients in the ambulance and send them to the hospital. Each new level will add an additional patient to collect, so at level 12, 12 people are randomly distributed around the map. You can only pick up three at a time, and there must be a time limit. Oh, the ambulance can easily become the worst vehicle in the game. It’s like it wants to turn sideways, so it will close any corners a little too tightly, and guarantee it will roll, and then-because this is GTA 3-explode. I don’t plan to complete the game 100% in the remake — have been there, did it — but I wonder if Rockstar will stay true to the absurd challenges of these tasks. Good luck to be a hunter. –Phil Savage
Become a business tycoon in Sin City
Vice City has made a lot of improvements to the templates set up in GTA III, but-in addition to the licensed soundtrack-I think the biggest thing is the ability to buy and own businesses, unlock new side missions and new ways to make money. It can be said that this is only an extension of the above-mentioned vehicle-based tasks, but its framework is this: Tommy Versetti has re-entered the top by developing his own criminal empire. Suddenly, some parts of the city are your own-which allows you to smuggle, steal or forge it for your own benefit. Subsequent GTA games will expand on this idea-GTA Online is almost entirely based on it-but Vice City is where it has the greatest impact.–Phil Savage
Dog fighting in San Andreas
After trolling players with Dodo in GTA 3, subsequent games in the series will use airplanes that are more pleasant to fly. So that, once I finish San Andreas, I must leave my storage location in Verdant Meadows-the airstrip purchased by CJ during the campaign. Take a Hydra VTOL jet, this is a short trip to Area 69-this is a military base, when you approach, it immediately provides you with a five-star wanted warrant. This ensures that a steady stream of aircraft can engage in melee-I must have spent a lot of time doing this, just for sheer fun. –Phil Savage
Terminator 2 Chase reproduced in San Andreas
Many of the best parts of GTA games are openly distilled from movies. In the San Andreas mission, Big Smoke and CJ shot and killed 100 Russian gangsters and then escaped on a motorcycle is a perfect example. You are chased to the flood control channel for chasing, just like a life-and-death fight in Los Angeles or a repurchase of people or a dozen other movies. “Los Angeles River, meet all your car chasing needs!” Then a truck broke through the railing and joined in, recreating the scene in “Terminator 2”, while you sit in the back seat of the bicycle and lift you Machine gun skills.
When the truck was leading, it broke down and the Russians tried to use it as a roadblock. Fortunately, like every truck in San Andreas, it is designed for motorcycles and used as a ramp, which is what Big Smoke does. After you jump off the truck, the truck exploded, there is absolutely no reason, except when the truck explodes it is cool. —Jody McGregor
Attacking a train with a jetpack in San Andreas
Other memorable missions of GTA are not only plagiarism from movie classics, but also provide you with an interesting toy. Vice City gave you a remote-controlled helicopter, which you used to plant bombs on entire construction sites—and eventually messed up the whole thing. At the same time, San Andreas hands you a jetpack and asks you to raid a train full of soldiers to steal a can of “green slime.” What is Gu Gu? This is not the point. The key is that you have a jetpack-good luck not to be killed by it. –Phil Savage
Enjoy music, buddy
Inseparable from the appeal of GTA in 3D is the licensed soundtrack and how they are assembled. Rockstar has never just signed a bunch of great songs and glued them together: it curates stations around music genres, provides hosts for shows, and runs its own ads. I can continue to talk about Vice City and the entire atmosphere of Miami in the 1980s, but the most special experience for me was in GTA: San Andreas. This is a game with an absolutely huge map, and the edges have become very desolate. I have always liked hip-hop music, and once only played San Andreas on the radio. I will start the game, get in the car, then launch it with Radio-X, and then continue driving. The whole night will be spent in happiness. Slowly traveling through these incredible worlds to such an excellent and well-assembled soundtrack, honestly, this is the main thing I do and the main reason why I like these games. —Rich Stanton