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*Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories ([[PSP]], [[PS2]]. [[ESRB]] rating: M) | *Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories ([[PSP]], [[PS2]]. [[ESRB]] rating: M) | ||
*Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories ([[PSP]], [[PS2]]. [[ESRB]] rating: M) | *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories ([[PSP]], [[PS2]]. [[ESRB]] rating: M) | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 04:30, May 6, 2008
Grand Theft Auto is a popular video game series that glamorizes car theft and other forms of illegal and immoral activity. Its title derives from police and legal classification of stealing car as a type of grand theft. It has been subject to criticism and controversy as it encourages the player to perform various crimes ranging from speeding to serial murder. [1]
Games
- Grand Theft Auto (PSX, PC, GBC. ESRB rating: M)
- Grand Theft Auto 2 (PSX, PC, Dreamcast, GBC. ESRB rating: M)
- Grand Theft Auto III (PS2, Xbox, PC. ESRB rating: M)
- Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (PS2, Xbox, PC. ESRB rating: M)
- Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (PS2, Xbox, PC. ESRB rating: AO)
- Grand Theft Auto Advance (GBA. ESRB rating: M)
- Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (PSP, PS2. ESRB rating: M)
- Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (PSP, PS2. ESRB rating: M)
- Grand Theft Auto IV (PS3, XBox 360, ESRB rating: M)
References
- ↑ 'Grand Theft Auto' Promo Campaign Kept Quiet, Associated Press, Fox News Channel, April 28, 2008. "As Bellic, players can hijack cars, earn cash for criminal activities, flee from police, drive drunk, kill innocent bystanders and patronize strip clubs."