Vice City Stories PS2 Trailer
Saturday, March 3rd, 2007
Vice City Stories PS2 Trailer
With the current discussion of the upcoming GTAIV trailer overshadowing all other news at the moment, some of you may have forgotten that in the next week Vice City Stories will be released on PlayStation 2. Rockstar have recently released the official trailer for the game, and SPOnG seem to have an exclusive on it at the moment, hit the link below to check it out.
SPOnG.com - Official VCS PS2 Trailer
SPOnG.com - Official VCS PS2 Trailer
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Not as exiting news as the GTA IV trailer, but nince anyway.
Don't think I'll ever get to play it though. I don't have a psp and not planing to get one either, same for the ps2.
Don't think I'll ever get to play it though. I don't have a psp and not planing to get one either, same for the ps2.
Nice and fresh.
Nad why do you need PS 2 when PS 3 is available
Nad why do you need PS 2 when PS 3 is available
CroScorpion, on Mar 3 2007, 12:54 PM, said:
Nice and fresh.
Nad why do you need PS 2 when PS 3 is available
Nad why do you need PS 2 when PS 3 is available
Vice City Stories isn't really a next-gen game so it wouldn't be on PS3 and besides I believe you can play PS2 games on PS3 already.
Since everyone is talking about the GTA:IV Trailer I might as well talk about this one 
I think it is a good trailer but I can't see any real improvements. I guess we should see some differences when the game actually comes out.
I think it is a good trailer but I can't see any real improvements. I guess we should see some differences when the game actually comes out.
Adriaan, on Mar 3 2007, 01:45 PM, said:
Enlighten me, then.
Anyway, this looks like an alright trailer but, IMO, nothing compared to the PSP main trailers and this one has bad quality.
Looks OK I guess, but it's going to be interesting when I see it on my TV you know, that's a different thing.
#1 - March 3rd, 2007 @ 02:00
Nice fine never the less Chris