Liberty City Stories is set three years before the events of that game, when Cipriani is coming home after four years in exile. As you'll know if you read our earlier preview, you play as Tony Cipriani, who you may recognise as the proprietor of St. You can tell he's a gangster by the smart togs, five o'clock shadow and, er, gun.īut first, let's take a look at the single player game - which we've also finally had the chance to get our hands on. The kind of heaven where instead of cherubim and seraphim you find hookers and gangsters, and where you can blow your best mates up with a rocket launcher, and where you can climb into a giant truck and run three of them over at once. But we can tell you this: even if the other six modes are only half as much fun, GTA fans are going to be in heaven. Now, we've only played one of the multiplayer modes so far - Liberty City Survivor, which is basically deathmatch. That's right, it's official - Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories features wireless multiplayer for up to six players. And then, just to remind the world quite how good you are at this sort of thing, you throw in something extra - something that's been dreamed of, longed for and endlessly speculated about by GTA fans. Change to a top-down perspective maybe, get rid of the radio stations, or how about leaving out those bonus missions? So perhaps you take the sensible decision to cut a few corners. Now here comes Mr Sony with his shiny new handheld, and it's your task to take everything that makes the GTA series so popular - the huge mission choice, the free-roaming, the sheer vast expanse of game environment - and shrink it all down onto a tiny little disc. You've had hit after hit, praise heaped upon praise and you've created games so good that people have gone out and bought consoles just to play the beggars. Imagine you're the development studio behind one of the biggest gaming franchises of all time.
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