by Daniel de Bruyne GTA Chinatown Wars was originally released on the Nintendo DS earlier this year and now the boys from Rockstar have ported it over to the PSP. While the game was met with critical acclaim all around, the sales were not great which makes you wonder if the PSP audience are more likely to pick it up …
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is definitely one of the most incredible DS games that I have ever played, and also got the highest review score that I have ever given in my time reviewing games on this site (9.9/10). The sad thing, is of course that we have reported in the past that Chinatown Wars sold really, really badly, …
Over the years a number of Nintendo Platforms like the Game Boy Advance and now the DS have seen the Grand Theft Auto titles. However despite they constant prayers to the gaming gods, fans have yet to see a Wii iteration. Take-Two CEO, Ben Feder finally stated that, Nintendo’s been a terrific partner for us. We always look at ways …
We here at Lazygamer absolutely loved GTA Chinatown Wars on the DS, so much so that we gave it a whopping 9.9 in our recent review of the title. So imagine our surprise when the game absolutely tanked at retail. So it’s with great excitement that we bring you the news that GTA Chinatown Wars is going to be coming …
This is an unfortunate bit of news for any DS owner who is crying out for more real games like GTA: Chinatwon wars. According to recent reports GTA: Chinatown wars only sold around 200 000 units in the US last month and this is after it received some of the highest ever reviews for a DS title. To put it …
Unfortunately there isn’t much memorable from this weeks Zero Punctuation apart from that horrifying thought of replacing the cream with Branston Pickle. Maybe it’s because I know that Chinatown Wars is a good game and any complaints about it just seem misplaced? Last Updated: April 9, 2009
Finally a winner announcement that is actually on time. Congratulations go to Alex Millar who’s name was randomly drawn to win a copy of GTA: Chinatown wars on the Nintendo DS. Alex missed the secret entry request that was originally on the bottom of the review but he did manage to find the secret password that is the alternate text …
Megarom has very kindly agreed to give away a copy of GTA: Chinatown Wars on DS to one lucky Lazygamer reader. To gain an entry into this competition all you need to do is send an email with your name to support@lazygamer.co.za. It’s as simple as that, however if you would like an extra 2 entries into the competition you …
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