If you still remember the streets of Liberty City, you'll see plenty of the same spots here. And if you've already played it on the PSP, well, there's little reason to play it again, because this is the same game, with the multiplayer modes stripped out.Īs a return to Liberty City, the New York-themed locale first made famous back in Grand Theft Auto III, Liberty City Stories is all about retreading through well-worn territory. Just don't go in expecting anything approaching the grandiose nature of GTAIII, let alone the bigger, crazier Vice City or San Andreas. It's neither elegant nor particularly noteworthy, but if you didn't play it on the PSP, Liberty City Stories' $20 price tag is just right. But it also controls a little better with the right analog stick back in effect, you've got all the camera control and other buttons you're used to hitting on the PS2. But neither of these things dramatically changes the game, and they can't save the game's otherwise murky visuals and often poor frame rate. The game's got a slightly longer draw distance on the PlayStation 2, and the streets look like they might have a few more people on them. Not much has changed, so if you've already played this on the PSP, there's not much reason to take on the PS2 version. Now Playing: Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories Video Review By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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