Grand Theft Auto Reveiw -For Murray Online- The Game In GTA you're a person working for the mafia. You navigate your character around the city. When you find a vehicle that you want, you'll just press enter and you got yourself a car. There are also weapons in GTA. There are four kinds of different killer machines: a pistol, a machine gun, a rocket launcher and a flame thrower. The pictures? The graphics in GTA are not the most impresive you can imagine. Even though it support 3Dfx, it never gets really impresive. But it's very practical, and the top-down view makes the game faster and more playable, than a slow 1st perspective view. GTA is not a game your eyes will enjoy, it's a game for your brain... or fingers... ehh. Where am I? You start in Liberty City (New York style) were your boss, Bubby, wants you to do some small jobs: such as stealing a car, to killing a couple of people and so on. When you have completed these levels you come to San Andreas (Los Angeles style) where all the cars now are different (most of them anyway). Then you have completed these tough level, you come to Vice City (Miami style) wich is a huge beach area. What to do? In GTA you have to collect enough points to get to the next level. You get points every time you do something ilegal such as shoot a policeman, steal a car or bomb a firestation. On the left of your score on the screen, you'll find something called Multiplier. That is how many points you get, when you destroy something. In Multiplayer You eiter play Deathmacth or Cannonball run in multiplayer. Deathmacth is almost the same as single player GTA, but here you have to kill other players. players. Cannonball (as in the movie) is a kind of race through the country. It might sound boring but its pretty cool! Opinion: It's the best action game ever created!! Titel: Grand Theft Auto Made by: DMA Design Published by: BMG Interactive Processor: Min: 486DX4, rec: P150 Memory: Min: 16Mb, Rec: 16Mb System: Dos and Windows 95 Video: SVGA and 3Dfx cards Score Sound: 97% Graphics: 90% Gameplay: 98% Total: 96% For more infomation check out www.dma.co.uk Reviewed by Morten Hedegren Jensen