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Disable is not the same as destroy, which would kill the cop inside the car and just add more stars instead. Instead of using the search radius system like in GTA4, you must disable a certain number of chasing police cars in order to remove stars from your wanted level. The wanted system is completely different than any other GTA game as well. The use of the dual screen is very handy, with the GPS and stats on the bottom screen, leaving the entire top screen unobstructed for roaming around the city. The entire world, though top-down, is in 3-D, ands modeled after GTA4's Liberty City, minus Alderney.
You can even use the DS's Wi-Fi to upload your stats onto the Social Club, and even trade money, weapons, and drugs with other players, essentially becoming a medium for buying and selling in-game equipment outside of the game. Assembling a sniper rifle and filling glass bottles with gasoline to make molotov cocktails were just two examples, but browsing through the stats screen we knew there were dozens more: planting bombs on car engines, tossing coins into a slot to pay a toll, and hotwiring cars just to name a few. After being shown a demo of some of the new features in Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars on Rockstar's giant custom-built DS with laptop-sized screens, we were allowed to play a 4-mission build of the game for ourselves to experience how using the stylus is incorporated into the mini-games that you've all read about in reviews. We were brought up to the fifth floor and led to a conference room adorned with framed San Andreas artworks on the walls and Nintendo DS-Lites on the table. The Americans (myself, Casey, Blair, and Kyle) arrived around noon, just as the others were leaving. Our second trip to New York concluded the following day with a visit inside Rockstar's offices on Broadway.
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A limo driver parked across the street noticed us trying to hail four separate cabs, and offered to take us all back in his stretch. Back on ground level, we needed a way back to the hotel. Thankfully there were no lines since it was late at night. Afterwards we walked a few blocks to the Empire State Building and went up to the observation deck. We dropped off the swag in our rooms and met back in the lobby at 7:30 to go to Hill Country Barbecue for dinner. We piled into the same van we had arrived in, but with half the cubic feet than before thanks to our mound of goodies, and went back to the hotel.
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We also received a very sturdy Rockstar Games tote bag full of more swag, including a GTA IV pool cue complete with Rockstar Games cue chalk.
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Inside were Xbox360 Elite consoles, each custom painted glossy black with The Lost and Damned box art on both sides, and serial numbered out of 190 units, one for each of us. Rockstar employees emerged from the darkness of a storage room with a pile of cardboard boxes and began opening them. When 6:00pm came it was time to drop the controllers, and we were told to line up by the back door. Some are similar to the current modes but with a biker twist, and some are completely new. We played the new multiplayer modes for the next three hours. We played a little bit of single player, during which time I noticed the missions are much more varied than the missions in Niko's story. The setup was very similar to the penthouse in Rivington last year: 8 networked consoles connected to 8 plasma televisions, but in an atmosphere that fit in with the theme of The Lost and Damned. This place was amazing.Īfter checking into the hotel and gathering with Adam, Casey, Kyle, Jevon, Blair, Chris, and Simon, we all got into a huge van which took us to Don Hill's bar on Greenwich Street which was closed for our private event for three days. Rockstar was already proving to us that last year's epicness was not a fluke. We stayed at The Standard, a fairly new luxury hotel in Manhattan's Meat Packing District, built over the High Line.
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