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Chinatown Wars Screens Revealed
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Looks a bit like the DS version. Fancy that.
Published: 12:37, 28/08/2009 by Staff.
7PSP owners, rejoice, say Rockstar, the highest-rated DS game of all-time is now coming to PlayStation Portable on October 20th 2009. Little to say on this, really, other than what we’re told in the press release: specifically built for the PSP platform with upscaled widescreen graphics, enhanced lighting and animation and including all new story missions, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars will be a powerful experience on the PSP and will be available as both a digital download (via PLAYSTATION Network) and at retail.
Looks fine, nothing terribly fancy and obviously I’d rather it was behind-the-shoulders like the other two PSP GTA titles, but given it’s a quick port we can’t complain too much.
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