A Gaming Diary
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (iPhone)
Haven’t played this in ages, but it called out to me last night and I thought I’d give it a go.
I love stealing these trucks.
Didn’t do any missions, just mucked about getting used to the controls again, then stole an Ammunation truck and found a rocket launcher.
Hooray!
Of course, I blew myself up with it, but only when firing the last rocket. That’s better than normal.
Truly a fantastic game. According to my save file I’ve played over twenty hours of the game – and that’s after completing it on the DS!
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