Girlfriends Guide of Grand Theft Auto:San Andreas

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1.Girlfriend Overview
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During the mission Burning Desire you will need to rescue a girl from a burning building. After you do this, she becomes your girlfriend whether you like it or not. This is CJ's first girlfriend, but not the last. You can date up to 6 girls in total all at the same time, if you want.
Each girl becomes available as you progress through the game but not all of them are aquired through missions. Some of them can be found around San Andreas and it is up to you to meet each girl's tastes. We'll go into that in more detail later in this guide.

2.Finding a Girlfriend 
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First off, you have to find them. Denise Robinson and Millie Perkins will pose no problem, because you meet these girls during missions. The others however take a bit more searching.
Below is the locations of each girlfriend, not found during missions. Each girl has a blue arrow above their heads and will be standing around doing various things, like talking to someone or shooting a gun. 

3.Sex Appeal 
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Sex appeal is very important when getting a girlfriend and turning up to a date. Most of the sex appeal is achieved through the clothing, tattoos and haircut CJ has. But pulling up in a car with high sex appeal also contributes well. To boost your sex appeal I would sagest to get Comet, Cheetah, Turismo, Bullet or Infernus before going to the date. They are real sex appeal boosters, Comet is the most!
Collecting all Oysters also will boost your sex appeal so you don't have to worry about meeting girl's standards.

4.Dating Progress 
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Once you start dating a girl, your initial progress with her will be 15%. This will go up when you date her with a successful date. It will go down, if you dont date her, or a date goes badly. 
Each girl has their own unique favourite type of date (which we will go into later in the guide), but each girl likes flowers. Flowers add a tiny amount of progress to the date and can be found all over san andreas, but later in this guide i will show you the nearest flowers to the girlfriends home. (to give flowers, select them from your weapons and go up to her and press L1. You may need to press it several times) 
So why should you bother progressing with girlfriends? Well each girl offers rewards for higher dating progression, which will be detailed later. 

5.Successful Dating 
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Successful dates depend on a number of factors. Firstly the condition in which CJ arrives on the date. Make sure CJ has high sex appeal and make sure your car isnt a wreck either.
There are several types of dates, depending on what girl you are dating. There are drinking dates, dancing dates, food dates and driving dates. When you meet your girl, she will tell you what she wants to do. If it's a drinking/dancing/food date, icons will appear on the map to show you where the locations of these places are. Driving dates depend on which girl you are dating, but can range from cruising about, driving fast as possible or driveby's.
Whatever date you take your girl on, Dont waste her. You might expect her to appear again, but she doesnt. Once she's dead, she's dead. Excluding Denise, Barbara and Millie. It was discovered that you can "re-meet" those girls after killing any of them, but your progress will return to zero and you will have to start from the scratch. If you wasted Helena, Michelle or Katie and you want any of them back, then there is only one way to do it, collect 50 Oysters. All of the girlfriends you killed would come back to life and you could date them once again.

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How to Survive in GTA Vice City

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If driving and piloting vehicles is at the heart of the game, the second major component of Vice City would be maiming and killing. Many missions will require you to eliminate a certain individual or group of individuals, and Vice City can be quite a dangerous place. Becoming adept at combat is one of the keys to success in this town. The following points will outline the finer points of the combat system:

• Learn to use the targeting system. With most weapons you'll press the R1 button to target the highest threat in any situation. This means that if you're up against an unarmed man and a man with a handgun, pressing R1 will target the man with the gun. Hitting the L2 and R2 buttons will target the next available opponent in the respective direction. Releasing the R1 button after dropping a target and pressing it again will target individuals in order of threat. Both methods are useful. Also note that your accuracy is conveyed by the size of the targeting circle. The smaller the better.
• Learn to use manual aim. Certain weapons like the Ruger or PSG-1 sniper rifle are aimed from a first-person perspective when the R1 button is pressed. There are several uses for this function. You can target specific regions of a target's body, cripple a car's speed and handling by shooting out the tires, or even kill the driver of a vehicle while he's still behind the wheel. Drivers of cars, boats, and even helicopters and tanks can be dispatched with one well-placed shot. Use this to your advantage.
• Crouch and take cover. Your character will crouch down when the L3 button is pressed. This serves two important functions. First, it makes your character harder to hit and steadies your aim. Second, it allows you to duck behind cover such as a barrel, desk, or wall. This can be crucial to certain missions and is invaluable for first-person aiming.
• Use elevation to your advantage and put a roof over your head. While this applies first and foremost to battling the authorities, it's almost always to your advantage to be at a greater height than your enemies. If you're inside a building, your enemies will have to come into a confined area to get a clean shot, and helicopters will be unable to get a bead on you.
• Know when to run. After all, everybody runs. In many cases you'll find that your speed can triumph over the poor accuracy of your enemies. If a mission objective requires you to get somewhere fast, you may want to kill the foes right in front of you and run to the safety of a vehicle. That brings us to our next point.
• Make use of vehicles. Unless your opponents are packing serious heat, you'll often be able to soak up a lot of gunfire in a vehicle. Running anyone over with the tires will kill them instantly, but simply hitting them won't always yield the same result. Drive-bys are another valuable technique to utilize.

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Means of Transportation in GTA Vice City(ii)

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Get One
To get into a car, simply press the triangle button. If there's nobody inside, you'll slip right in. If there's someone behind the door, you'll toss him out. Very few vehicles in the game will be locked--manned police cars being the most notable exception. You can only jack a vehicle that is stopped or moving slowly, making stoplights a great place to snag a set of wheels. Blocking a car's path with your body or another vehicle will usually stop traffic as well.
Violence is another alternative. Bashing on a van with a melee weapon or putting a few bullets into a sedan will often cause drivers to vacate their vehicles, although they may instead opt to speed away. Killing the driver is a surefire option as well, but you should realize that any of these methods can attract police attention if an officer is in the area.
Drive One
Automobiles are the standard mode of transportation and the way you'll do most of your getting around. There are amazing vehicles out there, but there are also some real lemons. The most important thing to consider is which vehicles you're comfortable driving. A Phoenix may be fast, but if you can't control the vehicle at high speeds, then it's much less useful to you. You immediately have access to the best cars; it's simply a matter of locating and stealing them. The following are a few things to consider.

• Drive aggressively but not recklessly. This only applies during missions, since you're free to obey traffic laws or to slam into everything in sight when you've got no reason to get somewhere fast. Reckless driving can ruin your chances of completing a mission or winning a race. If you pull far ahead in a race, drive carefully. One mistake is all it takes to blow your lead. Likewise, you may never take the lead in the first place if you slam into a wall on the first turn.
• Make an effort to familiarize yourself with different vehicles. If you do so, not only will you learn which vehicles are best suited to different tasks, but you'll also have less of a problem finding specific cars when and if you purchase Sunshine Autos.
• Hit the two-wheel motion. If you hit a ramp with one side of your car or pull a sharp turn on a hill, you can set your car on two wheels. You'll get a bonus and a record of stunt if you can maintain this for two seconds or more, though there's no real practical usage.

Techniques
Bail--Hit the triangle button when you're traveling at a decent speed, and you'll bail out of the car, sustaining a small amount of damage. The car will continue flying ahead until it hits something. If you're pushing 80mph in a flaming car, this will be your best option.
Powerslide--To perform this technique, approach a turn at high speed, then slam on the R1 button until the car skids, and then let up and floor the gas. You can make drastic changes in direction this way, although it's hard to control.
Drive-by--L2 will let you look to your left, and R2 will let you look to the right. You can fire from your window with a submachine gun while pressing either of these buttons.

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Digital Spy Review on GTA Vice City

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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City already had fairly complicated controls when it first released on PS2, and things are only complicated further in the newly-released mobile port. It does the best it can, even including the option to rearrange the on-screen buttons, but it's still a bit of a mess. The control issue is definitely worse on an smartphone than tablet, with the smaller screen making the over-abundance of buttons even more cramped.
This is the complete Grand Theft Auto: Vice City though, with the whole city to explore, and a well-written story full of top-notch voice talent. It's definitely beefier than your typical mobile game, and when driving through the city you may even forget that it isn't on a console as you zone out to the radio. Then a mission forces you to shoot enemies, and the awful aiming controls bring you screeching back to reality.
For nostalgic fans, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is worth it on Android just to take one last drive through the city with you wherever you go. But if you actually hope to complete missions and play the story, this is probably the worst version you can get.

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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City 10th Anniversary Review

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Vice City is my favourite Grand Theft Auto. It may not have had the disruptive influence of Grand Theft Auto III - a game that catapulted the GTA brand and the open-world crime genre into national consciousness and notoriety - but its 80s aura and colourful cast of characters was a significant elevation of personality. It's not that GTAIII was lacking in it, but the Ray Liotta voiced protagonist of Vice City, Tommy Vercetti, was a far more interesting man to control than GTAIII's mute-goon-for-hire Claude Speed.
Tommy's rise through the ranks of Vice's drug-addled criminal underbelly was fabulously judged, a violent ascent dressed in pastel and sound-tracked by Spandau Ballet. A tribute to the contradiction of 1980s crime dramas; Scarface, Carlito's Way, Miami Vice all touched upon in its neon and blood drenched narrative.
And it was enormous fun. Exploring the beach-skirted sprawl of Vice City - a facsimile of 80s Miami - stuffed with even more distraction than its predecessor. Buying up nightclubs, performing speedboat stunt runs, accompanying hedonist British rockers, engaging in high-speed chases in... golf buggies? It was nothing if not varied and eccentric. And we loved it for that.
It's a wonderful thing, then, that in content-terms, the whole package is here ten years later for mobile. At this stage of smartphone and tablet development, it shouldn't be surprising to find a ten year old game reproduced faithfully, but Vice City's size and detail impresses. The visuals have had an HD spruce and despite some blockiness in the character models that betray the game's age, the city looks terrific. There is the odd issue with buildings popping into existence on the horizon, particularly if you're approaching the shoreline in a boat, and there is slowdown when action gets hectic. Largely, however, this is an impressive technical feat.

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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Review of Flash

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It's about messing around in its sandbox world, jumping over ramps, picking random fights with cops, and flying choppers into pedestrians. Having that playful world on your phone - ready for a quick bash - is worth the entry price alone.
For a decade-old game, Vice City's story and presentation still impresses. After making do with Gameloft games - and their cringe-worthy B-movie dialogue - getting some quality narrative on mobile is like a breath of fresh air.
It has a killer voice cast (including Ray Liotta, Dennis Hopper, and our national treasure, Danny Dyer), and a hilarious script that references (or parodies) '80s crime flicks like Carlito's Way, Scarface, and TV show Miami Vice.
It's also got an insanely good soundtrack, packed with music from the same decade. The graphics aren't half bad, either - a little dated, but they've been given a fresh lick of paint for this mobile edition. The people have fingers now!

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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Review

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Rockstar Games' second third-person foray in their Grand Theft Auto series is still regarded an all-time classic, even despite the slow loading and somewhat buggy implementation on some consoles and the PC at the time. Set on the sunny shores of a fictionalized Miami (the eponymously named Vice City), you're put in control of Tommy, a made man who is sent to cause havoc and potentially expand the family's business interests while also taking out the competition.
You start life on the East side of the river, unlocking the West side after completing enough story missions, and eventually score yourself a mansion to base your operations. It's a life of excess that's perfectly matched by the 80s-era setting, with streets full of bright pastels, neon lights, and plenty of fast cars, motorcycles, boats, and yes, helicopters.
Although the game area you're given is fairly small, it allows for a faster paced storyline and reduces the frustration of the ever-present collection based missions.
All-in-all, Vice City was a wonderful title and one that's even better now thanks to visual tweaks to sharpen up the textures, models and lighting. It really is a gorgeous game to play, whether on a smaller smart phone or the larger tablet.
However, as touched on in the beginning, there's a caveat - the quirks of the controls raise their ugly head early on and while practice can bring familiarity, it doesn't fix some of the more egregious errors such as the combat controls being sticky and at times entirely unresponsive. Also, hitting the 'leave car' button instead of the 'handbrake' button can be a deadly mistake followed by a possible mission reset.
Thankfully the incredibly polished core of the game remains steadfast and addictive enough in its charms to make this more of a frustrating quibble than a game-breaking one.
If you loved Vice City the first time around or feel you missed out on the hype, grab this copy and watch your week disappear.

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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Review

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It's been 10 years since developer and publisher Rockstar Games changed the gaming industry forever with the release ofGrand Theft Auto: Vice City in 2002. TheGrand Theft Auto series spawned the open world shooter genre, and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City continued this rich tradition with the best iteration of the play style at the time that has now become the foundation of nearly every new release in the industry. Grand Theft Auto: Vice Citytook players to 1980s Vice City--a recreation inspired by the sunny beach city of Miami that featured numerous pop culture references front and center during key missions of the game including Miami Vice and Scarface. The result was a title that fans would love and cherish for many years to come, but it is also one that has aged as well as you'd think during its lifetime. Now, Rockstar Games has brought back the classic in a new download for iOS and Android just in time for the game's 10th Anniversary celebration.
Long time fans will remember Grand Theft Auto: Vice City as the game that introduced players to the protagonist named Tommy Vercetti. Tommy is a tough as nails mafia member who has just been released from his 15 year sentence in prison and is heading to the sunny shores of Vice City to continue his work with a new partner in crime. Tommy meets many colorful characters along the way that are all voice acted really well in a game that was ahead of its time, and most players know what to expect here. Complete missions from various characters located throughout the city, shoot plenty of bad guys and wrap it up with an epic conclusion to the storyline. Even though the game's graphics and controls may not be the best in the new release for mobile, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City's storyline is still top notch and a good enough reason to download the newest version of the game. 
For the new release, Rockstar has made many improvements over the classic title, but the game still manages to fall flat on a few different accounts. The graphics have been improved to include high definition graphics and reworked characters models that looks far superior to the original release, but the game still looks a bit aged, obviously. Getting around the city is still roughly the same as is has always been, but with its move to mobile comes a new control scheme for Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. This time around you'll be able to fully customize the way you play the game however as you move around and resize buttons to fit your preferences. The game also includes a nifty auto-aim mechanic that allows Tommy to easily mow downs mobs of enemies to avoid player frustration at the sacrifice of the difficulty some of the game's missions used to feature. Other new features in the mobile version of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City includes customizable soundtracks and new loading screens that still pop up too often and are too slow to make players feel completely comfortable in colorful 80s world. 

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Review of Grand Theft Auto Vice City

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What makes the music so great this time around is the massive selection available for you to choose from. Chances are, GTA Vice Citywill have songs that can cater to every single audience out there. It successfully touches all of the major bases by selecting the best titles available to represent their respective genres. That means that you’ll get rockin’ 80s tunes like 99 Luft Balloons and More Bounce to the Ounce and less tunes from forgettable bands like Heart and The Culture Club. Talk radio also makes a return although it’s not nearly as funny as the version hosted by Laslow last time around. There are some truly great musical selections in here and if you’re in the mid 30’s and you wish to relive your youth, you’ll no doubt be pleased by what GTA VC’s soundtrack has to offer. It would have been nice had there been an option to create a custom soundtrack out of the available songs but I’m willing to forgive this omission. 

Visually the game has in a few respects, although you probably won’t notice it at first. While GTA 3 featured some pretty detailed landscapes, GTAVC completely blows it out of the water. After playing VC the environments of GTA3 just look barren and plain. You’ll see much more foliage and roadside objects, many more buildings that feature unique designs and architecture and overall, just much more detail. There are now interior areas for you to explore such as a mansion and a shopping mall. Nightfall brings the city to life, lighting up the entire city in an extravagant display of highly stylized neon lights. The main character seems to have been refined quite a bit and although he still looks a bit too lanky, he’s much more soothing for the eyes. He actually seems to have progressed quite a bit and in many ways looks like a cross between WWE Owner Vince McMahon and Shawn Stasiak. Judging by the screenshots, you might expect the game to have faced a revelation of some sorts in the graphics department, that is until you see it in action for yourself.

Due to the massive scale of the game, this game cannot visually compare to the other top tier titles. The blatant overuse of motion blur (a great way to hide dropping frame rates) makes a triumphant return and strikes nearly ever portion of the game. Problems arise during the custscenes when you realize that the models could have benefited from a few more polygons. Characters often look out of place during the numerous cutscenes; it often looks as if they’re floating across the floors as opposed to walking across them. Their arm movements and mannerisms are also pretty weak and cannot match what the other premier PS2 titles are doing. While much of the game has been improved it still looks like a game that is a year old and in this respect, the game often looks old and dated. Sure you’ll see some neat visual tricks to add a surreal feeling to the game here and there but the game just isn’t much to look at anymore. Last year’s game wasn’t a very impressive visual treat but managed to pass in the graphics department because there was just so much to display and render. There are a few neat tricks thrown in here and there such as trees that sway and water that actually splashes onto your screen, but it’s not enough to overcome the graphical deficiencies. Pop up runs rampant and seems to have grown to become an even larger problem. Roadside objects are now affected by the pop-up, sometimes a dumpster or an indestructible object will magically appear out of thin air to impede your progress. To put it frankly the graphics look old and dated and are only saved by the tremendous overuse of the industry’s best eye-tricks. 
Grand Theft Auto Vice City is an excellent game but the fact of the matter is, if you hated last year’s game then this won’t do much to change your perspective on the series. Most of the same problems from last year’s game live on in this expansion pack of some sorts and while some of them have been addressed, they’re still as inept as ever. The same braindead AI that crippled GTA3 makes a return appearance and is more annoying than ever. In a level where I was to infiltrate a boss’ house, an AI teammate accompanied me in hopes of obtaining some sweet revenge. As we fought our way, strike that, as I fought our way to the boss’ room, he did the logical thing and stood in the line of fire. Of course he held a weapon in his hand the whole time but apparently he had no idea how to use it so what did he do? He got in my way, every time I tried to move to get a clear shot at the boss he would just follow me and block my path. The AI coding in last year’s game was horribly inept and it’s just as bad here as it was there. Other times you’ll be on missions where you must protect someone but they’ll inadvertently get stuck on a piece of the level and you’ll have to go back and retrieve them. The pathfinding AI is just horrible and it carries over to the enemy AI as well.

Most of the time they’ll just stand there and act as fodder for you and your heavy arsenal. Often times you’ll hear gunshots only to discover that it’s an enemy who has been firing into a wall for the past 5 minutes. Missions only become difficult when the numbers are heavily skewed towards that of the opposition, as it appears that the first rule of becoming a thug is to get a lobotomy. Take this case into point; an enemy stands guard on top of a building with a sniper rifle. A cutscene shows two of my people run along a path and get cut down by his amazing aim. What happens next? Tom and the group that he is fighting alongside safely run up to the point where the two guys were shot and I am ordered to take out the sniper. Suddenly he can’t find the trigger and I have all day to take him out with my own sniper rifle. It seems like the missions have great premises and promise but there just isn’t enough structure to them to make them operate to their full potential.

The camera still proves to be the game’s weakest aspect, it often gets caught on objects and swings around frantically for no apparent reason. Most times it feels like it’s far too close to the action and conceals what is happening in the near vicinity. Then there is the problem when you’re just trying to look and see what is going on around you, namely, you can’t. The first person look mode is still available but it’s not a viable solution to the game. Having to stand still just so that I can see who’s shooting me is ridiculous. Had Rockstar allowed the right analog stick to control the camera while you move with the left analog stick, there would be no problem. Combat also seems to be relatively unchanged and suffers from the same problems as before.

Grand Theft Auto Vice City isn’t for everyone though and if GTA3 failed to hold your interest, I recommend you stay away from this one. However, if you were one of the millions who succumbed to the addictive nature of the series then you’ll definitely want to pick this one up. While there is a lot to loathe about the game the goods far outweigh the bad. Rockstar has successfully carried the torch in this year’s iteration to deliver an amazing game that really does live up to the hype. They have refined many of the game’s aspects, delivering a title that is much more polished and pristine than we could have ever imagined. There’s enough depth here to drown a bus full of Mormons and in the end, isn’t that what we’ve always wished for? Now excuse me while I hit these hoes up for some cash.

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Review on Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

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It has been a decade since Grand Theft Auto:Vice City hit the PS2.  Since that release oh so many moons ago, it has appeared on the several consoles and now it has hit the iPad.  Thanks to Rockstar, the game you loaded up on a disc in your bulky PS2 can now amazingly be played in that small device in your hands.  The game is set in 1986 in Vice City, a city not unlike Miami.  Tommy Vercetti, just released from prison, is sent to Vice City in order to complete a drug deal.  The drug deal goes unbelievably wrong and Tommy needs to find his money and take out some hard retribution.

Vice City plays out very similarly to other GTA games.  It takes place in a sprawling open world which is slowly unlocked as you complete missions. Missions can be found in your minimap and are started by approaching the circular spotlight highlighting the start area.  They vary from stealing cars and boats to assassinating someone to blowing up buildings to other criminal activities.  Many also involve the ubiquitous evading the police.  They are different enough for each one to be fresh and rarely would you exclaim "Not again! Didn't I just do this?" which is the norm for a lot of sandbox games.  One cool aspect is the setting as it all takes place in 1986 and takes inspiration from 80s shows (like Miami Vice) with the fashion, technology and cars - even the in-game radio brings back often nostalgic tunes and amusing banter. 

The game has made an interesting transition over to the iPad with virtual controls at the bottom of the screen being fine for the most part but can become fiddly and oversensitive.  Some of the combat controls are also not particularly well introduced which is a serious prerequisite in the present days of instuction book-less purely digital downloads.  This can lead to some serious trial and error during some missions as you try to work out your new weaponry. 

There is also the option of using the gyroscope for some missions which other than for gimmicky purposes should be declined at all costs in order to save your sanity. The graphics have not aged that well but that doesn't deter from the excellent gameplay. Also present are some graphical glitches (eg pop-in) and performance issues (occasional slow-down) but I can happily put this down to the age of the game.

On the bright side, everything from the original version seems to be here.  The open sandbox, full voice dialog, all the missions, the involving storyline full of amusing character stereotypes.  It is one helluva enjoyable game to play as you steal, shoot, murder, crash your way through Vice City. It is no San Andreas, but an enjoyable romp nonetheless - it is also one rather gigantic download though but one well worth it if you can make the space.

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Gunship Battle Helicopter 3D Game - A Review

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Gunship Battle is an air combat or simulation game from the company called "The OneGames". This Android and iOS based game allows you to become a helicopter pilot and fight wars and counter terrors in various corners of the world. The game is free-to-play and can be played even in the absence of constant internet connection.  

Gunship Battle is a helicopter battle action game that combines the state-of-the-art 3D graphic technology, flight control simulation and modern military information. The moment you initiate the game, you will find yourself in the midst of great thrill and excitement of a kind that you never experienced earlier. Incidentally, the game also offers you a step-by-step tutorial. A Game-wise walk-through aims to take you all the way through the game to 100% completion including un-lockable quests and items. It is a basic tilt way of firing machine guns, rockets, and missiles by operating helicopters and using buttons to fly forward and backward. It might look complicated initially, but players can easily get used to the actual game. Through different missions, users can fight battle with aircraft carriers, destroyers, submarines, helicopters, fighter planes, tanks and armored vehicles. Completing missions will let you earn credits which you can utilise to purchase more advanced and powerful helicopters.

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GTA Vice city: Fought The Law

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You can get away with a lot in Vice City, but caution must be exercised when the cops are around. If an officer catches you committing a felonious act, you'll receive a wanted star. This includes slamming into a police vehicle, killing pedestrians, attempting to hold up stores by targeting the owner, firing a weapon in the presence of an officer, and other similar behavior. Killing a cop will instantly stick you with a two-star wanted level, and walking into the police station brandishing a gun is just asking for it.

The following is a description of the wanted levels and what they mean. It's important to remember that completing a mission will always clear your wanted level.

One Star--In general, a one-star level is nothing to worry about. Police in the immediate area will give chase to you, but you won't be fired on. If you're beaten down and subdued or pulled out of your car, you'll be busted. Simply run or drive around for a while, avoiding contact with the police, and your wanted level will dissipate in no time.

Two Stars--At this point you've either killed an officer or several people, or you've triggered a mission-specific condition. The police will dispatch squad cars to chase you, and more will join in the chase if you encounter them. Police behavior is a bit more aggressive, both in driving and on foot. Escape is still relatively easy. Changing clothes, grabbing a police bribe icon to bring your wanted level back to one, or using a nearby Pay 'n' Spray are simple and viable options.

Three Stars--Things are starting to heat up. You'll get a strong reaction from the boys in blue, and undercover cops in the fast and agile Cheetah will join the chase. Police may set up roadblocks, and you can definitely expect them to shoot first and ask questions later. A helicopter may also join the chase. Changing clothes can still help, but hitting a bribe before you do so would be much more effective. The Pay 'n' Spray is a good option, and it shouldn't be too hard to reach. Check your map for the closest location.

Four Stars--When the wanted level hits four stars, you know you're officially in trouble. Swarms of patrol cars will pursue you doggedly, joined by the undercover cops and the SWAT team. Expect a hail of gunfire from the air and ground as helicopters and heavily armed law enforcement officers do their best to bring you down. Anything less than the Pay 'n' Spray simply won't be enough. Don't take chances here.

Five Star--The intensity you saw on level four increases with the presence of the FBI, who pack MP5s that can take you down in no time. You won't be able to round a corner without running into a law enforcement vehicle, and it will be a real fight to make it to the Pay 'n' Spray.

Six Stars--You're the baddest man this city has ever seen, in a bad way. In addition to everything that was thrown at you on the five-star level, military vehicles like the Rhino tank and the massive Barracks OLs will come at you hard. Hijack one of these vehicles if you can, but even still you'll be hard pressed to clear your name. Luckily the Pay 'n' Spray can and will work miracles.

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FAQ of FIFA 14 by EA SPORTS™

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What's your favorite FIFA team? 

Liverpool – I’ve supported Liverpool for as long as I can remember. Growing up in England, Anfield was only a 40-minute drive from my house, and as a kid, I remember turning the TV on looking for the Liverpool result before the result of my father’s team (who played for a League 2 team at the time), getting me in trouble with my mum.  

What advice do you have for someone playing as this team? 

Look to make a pass to Daniel Sturridge. He is a hidden gem and future star for Liverpool and England. He’s able to hold off defenders using the new Protect The Ball feature, as well as having good feet to dribble around defenders when tackles fly in.  

What's the best way to take advantage of Precision Movement? 

The best thing about Precision Movement is that it’s realistic to playing Football (Soccer) outside with your friends. When playing outside, if somebody is running as fast as they can towards you, all you need to do is to take a side step, and then run the direction he just came from. It would take him a few steps to slow down, turn and then build up the speed to catch up. Think about this when playing the game, it helps a lot. 

Who are the go-to scorers, and what's the best way to take advantage of Pure Shot technology? 

The great thing about Pure Shot is that any player in the game can strike the ball from outside the box with the new ball physics we implemented this year. You may have a better chance of scoring in the top corner of the net when controlling the best players in the world, such as Messi, Ronaldo, Bale and of course, Daniel Sturridge. 

What's a good strategy to implement on defense? 

One small trick when defending is to not sprint towards the attacker when he has the ball. You should slow down, jockey and anticipate where he might dribble towards. This will give you a good chance to get the ball off him and then counter attack. 

How do you like to build your FIFA Ultimate Team, and who are some of the players on it? 

In the past, I used to look for quick, strong players, but this year I’m actually looking for a variety of players in order to have a good balance throughout my team. A few of my first signings will be a big target man such as Ibrahimovic, and a smaller, agile player with a bunch of technical attributes, like Iniesta, to control the game in the middle of the park. Lastly, I’d like a player who can run all day long and out work other players on the pitch, so I’ll be looking for a player such as Yaya Toure. 

What strategies do you employ when taking this team out against the competition? 

I play a very defensive game.  Yes, I know that’s boring and really frustrating to play against, but that’s me. I love sitting back using the new Teammate Intelligence, letting the opponent pass the ball around in their own half, thinking they’re like Barcelona and then…BOOM, I get the ball off them and strike a goal from outside the box before they’ve even realized what’s going on. 1:0 to me! And then I’m back to playing defensive. I like to frustrate opponents.

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