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@TJ311: I wouldn't recommend it if you haven't already, the game just doesn't hold the same emotional weight when you look behind the curtain. If you've made it this far I'd copy my save before ep. 5 comes out, beat it, then maybe go back once you've experienced the narrative as a cohesive story. I started looking for ways to change things in episode 3 but once you're face-to-face with the real impact of your choices and the actual linearity of the story you can't look at the game the same imho.

@MmaFanQc: Agreed, Nintendo fanboys are just protective of the last good hardcore series with any depth that the company hasn't run into the ground creatively or commercially. I think the reason you're seeing this level of unreasonable outcry is that most of the fighting game crossovers have been released by third parties thus far and since Sony has the strongest stable of first party characters (outside of Nintendo) they're worried this one might actually take something away from SSB.

I remember having a lot of fun with this game and especially enjoying the soundtrack, but it's the only 3D console GTA I never beat and that bugs me to this day. I got to mission where SPOILERS you're assembling a crew to rob a bank and to recruit this fat-ass wheelman you need to first beat him in a race. I tried this mission a million times with any cheat I thought would work but to no avail. It made absolutely no sense to me why I would bother splitting shares for a getaway car if I was the better driver and then I heard that you end up having to drive anyway so I said fuck it and never came back to the game. I'm still bothered by this so maybe one day I'll go back and try to power through the story but I highly doubt it. Also Tommy Vercetti is by far the least likeable protagonist of any of the GTA games, including the handheld ones.

Does anyone know where I can find the soundtrack to this game or at the very least the song that Zia is singing when you find her?

Idk looks okay to me. I think people get a little too worked up over Star Wars.

dude I've been to get my hands on this game, please send me a beta key!

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