There were a few bugs I came across during my play through (nothing serious) but not many.
GTA III was the first gta I ever played back when I was a kid (def should have played this game lol) but to me it was amazing. It was the first real open world game I ever played and probably one of the more Mature games too besides Conkers Bad Fur Day on the N64. So replaying this game after so many years was def a nostalgia trip, but dam was this one a bit harder for me than Vice City and San Andreas. It has a decent story but it nothing to strong especially because the main character Claude is a silent protagonist. It's pretty much a revenge story but Claude gets mixed up in different criminal organization on his way to getting his revenge.
The game play has been a bit revamped just like the rest of the trilogy which def made the game more fun to play ( I don't know how I was able to play this game back in the day with the auto lock targeting). The music and graphics are good in this game and Liberty City is always a pleasure to explore and traverse.
GTA III was the first gta I ever played back when I was a kid (def should have played this game lol) but to me it was amazing. It was the first real open world game I ever played and probably one of the more Mature games too besides Conkers Bad Fur Day on the N64. So replaying this game after so many years was def a nostalgia trip, but dam was this one a bit harder for me than Vice City and San Andreas. It has a decent story but it nothing to strong especially because the main character Claude is a silent protagonist. It's pretty much a revenge story but Claude gets mixed up in different criminal organization on his way to getting his revenge.
The game play has been a bit revamped just like the rest of the trilogy which def made the game more fun to play ( I don't know how I was able to play this game back in the day with the auto lock targeting). The music and graphics are good in this game and Liberty City is always a pleasure to explore and traverse.