Which will be the king of crime capers?

[alens5]

Which will be the king of crime capers?

[That Guy]

Although they're completely different games, the most popular and playable game IMHO will be Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

[alens5]

Well their inthe same genre! :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

[That Guy]

The only thing they have in common is cars and killing, pretty much.

It's pretty hard to put SA into one specific category, since there're so many things you can do it. I guess Crime Simulator would probably suffice, but it's too satirical to be in that genre.

[Omega Blue]

GTA:SA all the way, simply because i have seen and lived in that whole atmosphere. to me its also the most realistic. you can be violent if you want to but in the end it comes down to money and what your willin to do for it. plus it makes a good stess reliever.

[Kiwi]

As with That Guy, the only thing they really have in common is the fact that you can drive a car and fire a weapon.

Setting up this poll was almost pointless anyway, because everybody knows which game everybody else will pick before we even start.

[Makaveli_786]

GTA:SA all the way, simply because i have seen and lived in that whole atmosphere. to me its also the most realistic. you can be violent if you want to but in the end it comes down to money and what your willin to do for it. plus it makes a good stess reliever.

LMAO@stress reliever, thats a classic :lol:

[ultimategamer2004]

GTA sa will be the king of crime it always is.

[Kiwi]

GTA:SA all the way, simply because i have seen and lived in that whole atmosphere. to me its also the most realistic. you can be violent if you want to but in the end it comes down to money and what your willin to do for it. plus it makes a good stess reliever.

LMAO@stress reliever, thats a classic :lol:

It's also a hell of a lot of fun when drunk or high as well.

[Makaveli_786]

LOL its a load of fun but when your in a highly sensitive state its best to stay away from games like that, I dont want to start the games and violence bullshit but in a highly sensitive state you can mentally pick up on that shit.

Heres an example, say a dude cusses you out and your mad, you come home and in GTA play a mission where you have to break this dudes legs after he makes you mad, I know 99.9% of people wont pick up on it but the 0.1% who do are the ones the newspapers love covering and thats when they attack our games, the shit in America is real too, that lawyer had several working lawsuits against Rockstar.

[Kiwi]

Bah, everybody knows that people in the US are loopy anyway. :)

[Makaveli_786]

LOL, man were lucky we didnt have games 200 years ago or everything thats gone wrong in America history would be GTA's fault, theyd probably even say Tommy was anti-indian and thats why they attacked the red indians :P

[Kiwi]

Games have always been an easy target over the years. As opposed to issues like parenting.....

But lets not get into that.

[Omega Blue]

It's also a hell of a lot of fun when drunk or high as well.

holy sh*t i thought me and my cousins where the only ones who played it high.

[Kiwi]

It's a lot more fun though isn't it?

Have you ever tried to drive using the Cinematic View as well? Man that's really strange sometimes.

[Omega Blue]

yup, i leave it on the Cinematic View...

dammit GTA:SA needs to come out already i wanna play it with the special stuff.

[Makaveli_786]

LOL, damn you shouldnt be drinking your still a kid!

[Omega Blue]

LOL, damn you shouldnt be drinking your still a kid!
dont drink, i hate drinking its nasty. now weed, theres something for the soul.

[solidus]

I hear you, drinking is bad and will f*ck up your life. I only smoke weed when i'm at party's, relaxing and sh*t, so that basicly almost every day. :wink:

[Omega Blue]

I hear you, drinking is bad and will f*ck up your life. I only smoke weed when i'm at party's, relaxing and sh*t, so that basicly almost every day. :wink:

words to live by.

[Makaveli_786]

I hear you, drinking is bad and will f*ck up your life. I only smoke weed when i'm at party's, relaxing and sh*t, so that basicly almost every day. :wink:

LOL, you should smoke before you sleep, soon as you get knocked out youll have the best sleep of your life.

[solidus]

Than before you know it some big hand slaps you around yelling at ya, you gotta go to school.

[Makaveli_786]

LOL, its annoying when you have to wake up the next day but at least you know you had a good nights sleep :D

[Kiwi]

Ahh, the luxury of not going to school :)

[shaudeus]

i think 24 to life lokos like it might be interesting or interview with a made man

[Kiwi]

Interesting you should mention Interview With a Made Man, I'm curious whether some people on here have even heard of it. Here's some info on it for people who may not have heard of it before:

Though games like the Grand Theft Auto series, Mafia, and The Getaway have already provided gamers with plenty of opportunities to experience the seedy underbelly of organized crime, Acclaim feels that its upcoming game, Interview with a Made Man, will provide the most authentic and immersive experience yet. Putting you in the role of Joey Varolla, a young roustabout who is slowly indoctrinated into a major crime family, you will experience every important moment in Joey's life of crime, ranging from petty crime to every major kill he makes in the name of the family.

Interview With a Made Man will include many familiar and time-honored mafia crime traditions, including bookmaking, racketeering, loan-sharking, hijacking, assassinations, numbers-running, and bloody warring between families. You'll have access to more than 25 different types of weapons in the game, ranging from typical firearms, like Berettas and shotguns, to brutal melee weapons, such as chairs, pool cues and balls, and bats. You'll be able to disarm non-player characters and use them as human shields when trying to fight your way out of a tough situation, and you can make use of 20 fully interactive and degradable environments, all of which contain weapons of all types. The game will also include a picture-in-picture display, giving you a better scope of the action going on around you.

Authenticity is Interview With a Made Man's goal, and to help bring this to the forefront, Acclaim has enlisted the services of mafia expert and best-selling author David Fisher, who is widely regarded as one of the top experts on organized crime. The game will also feature a fully cinematic look and feel, including as-yet-unnamed celebrity voice talent and licensed music from the 1960s, '70s, and '80s.

Interview With a Made Man will be released this winter for all three current-generation console platforms.

Screens (http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/interviewwithamademan/screenindex.html)

Gamespot (http://www.gamespot.com/)