
In the late 1990's, a game was released on Playstation that changed the video game industry forever: Grand Theft Auto. As a proud Playstation gamer, I was excited to explore this game, which was, as far as I knew, the very first game of its kind.
First screens of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars PSP hijackedSource: Joystiq
PSP owners expecting a Liberty City Stories-styled facelift for the upcoming port of Chinatown Wars may be a little disappointed. One glance at the first batch of PSP screenshots shows that the game hasn't strayed far from its DS origins.
GTA IV Fabulously Expands With The Ballad of Gay TonySource: Kotaku
Rockstar has announced the next downloadable content for its hit game Grand Theft Auto 4. The expansion called Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony will hit the Xbox 360 this fall for $19 or 1600 microsoft points.
Sizing Up Obama's First 100 DaysSource: TIME
Very insightful article by Joe Klein of Time Magazine - summing up President Obama's first 100 days in office. Personally, I so happy with our new President. I feel he is the most awesome president in his first 100 days since FDR. We are behind you 100%, Mr.

In the next week we see the release of two big franchises on the DS. And I have to wonder if they will effect each other. On March 17th we see the release of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown wars so far it is getting rave reviews. It currently has a metacritic rating of 95.
L.A. Noire the Most Expensive Game in Development?Source: edge-online.com
Rockstar's crime thriller L.A. Noire "could be the biggest budget videogame in development anywhere in the world", according to Tom Crago, the CEO of Tantalus and the president of the Game Developers' Association of Australia.
Violent GTA IV ad escapes censureSource: vnunet.com
Rockstar's recent TV advert for its controversial Grand Theft Auto IV game on the Xbox 360 has been let off the hook by the Advertising Standards Authority.

It's been about a month now since Grand Theft Auto IV changed the way I look at the world.
A $500 Million Week for Grand Theft Auto Source: The New York Times
Grand Theft Auto IV, the latest iteration of the hit video game franchise, racked up first-week sales of $500 million, Take-Two Interactive, the game's publisher, plans to announce on Wednesday. The report exceeded the sales expectations of analysts.

Yesterday, what may end up being the biggest game of the year finally hit store shelves, much to the delight of fans. While critics trip over themselves to heap praise on the game, I'm taking a somewhat more moderated approach.
Jack Thompson: GTA IV FanboySource: Kotaku
Fanboy may be a stretch, but he did send in a picture of his smiling self with a copy of GTA IV to Kotaku on launch day. I'm sure it's for "research" though.
GTA4 Sam Houser InterviewSource: 1up.com
It's not that Rockstar founder Sam Houser is a man of few words. Get him talking about Grand Theft Auto IV and the British-born executive producer of the GTA series will fill two hours of audio tape. He'll go on about how his game's Russian accents trump Hollywood's.
Travis Barker settles beverage lawsuitSource: Yahoo! News
Former blink-182 drummer Travis Barker has tentatively settled a lawsuit against the Rockstar energy drink company over the use of his picture to promote the product.
Terms of the settlement were not disclosed in court papers filed Friday in Superior Court.
Brazil bans Bully video gameSource: CBC
'A judge has suspended the sale of the video game Bully in Brazil on the grounds that its content is too violent for young children and teenagers, a prosecutor said Thursday.
Top 10 Traits of a Rockstar Software EngineerSource: Read/WriteWeb
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