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Since it was first released on Nintendo DS for several months ago, China Town Wars was an ambitious, unprecedented use of the system's capabilities. Not only did it out touch screen and microphone control in smart, subtle ways, it also revealed that a "mature" experience can be had on a system is best known as Brain Age and Cooking Mama. It went on to become DS's highest rated games of all time (currently a 93-average) and stood as a proud example of what was possible in a relatively weak platform.
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On the PSP, is China Town Wars a different story. At a glance, fully 3D and its simplistic pictures and top-down view pale against the two previous GTA titles (Liberty City and Vice City Stories), which was played more or less like their jumbo-size PS2 counterparts. The previous touch screen mini-games that disarm bombs, guns mounted and hotwiring cars that are out-of-place team left over from a game that was built to be a DS exclusive. In-game PDA, which is used to plot the waypoints on the map, reading emails and map the development of your growing drug trade, has now navigated through a series of keystrokes and menu surfing instead act as a truly touch-screen PDA.
In other words, all believe that the DS-specific things clumsily. The game was designed to have a full extra screen devoted to all these checks, and now they have been crammed on a button configuration that never quite gels (secondary control system supplied). A good example is the Select button, which pulls double duty as a weapon of choice (if you press it) and talking to pedestrians (if you hold it). Really? The rule obsolete Select button has two jobs?
OK. With the small amount of debris out of the way, we are happy to say the rest of the game is just as ruthlessly addictive and deceptively deep as the original DS. More importantly, its mission structure and overall playability is much better suited to a portable system than the aforementioned Stories titles. Instead of trying to ape an already existing PS2 games, both in form and in gameplay, then China Town Wars wise chops your goals into easily digestible chunks and changing police chases are far easier to drop (but problematic frequent). The changes make China Town Wars perfect for quick sessions or hours of continuous dicking around.
Fortunately, there are quality of this volume. The story missions are spoiled Huang Lee through a twisting tale of gang warfare, corrupt policemen and bloody revenge, almost always, you have to do something outrageously creative. True, many goals are "shooting people" variety, but several stand out as the most brilliant in the series. One minute you're hiding inside a China Town parade as a colorful dragon float, forced to act out performance, so you do not lose your coverage. Then you fire off a truck-mounted chain gun at rival gangs, or torching a warehouse full of weeds, or threw molotavs Statue of Happiness. In a GTA first, you're able to play any of these missions at your leisure, a welcome addition considering how much we loved some of them.
Rockstar saw fit to even more content to this already freakishly robust package that PSP owners now have additional music stations (including licensed songs from DFA, Anvil and others), major online support via the Rockstar Social Club and new characters and missions. Best of all, they are flooded with new lighting effects and improved graphics, so you definitely feel like you're playing an improved, not rushed port. Well, apart from the cramped buttons.
