The PlayStation also featured 3 instalments of the main collection
The PlayStation also featured 3 instalments of the main collection, all which have been re-released on several platforms; an offer in between Take-Two Interactive and Sony Computer system Entertainment led to their timed exclusivity on the PlayStation 2, before receiving ports to Home windows and the TotoSehati. The 2001 title Grand Burglary Auto III removaled far from the two-dimension (2D) video used in the first 2 video games to three-dimension (TotoSehati) computer system video Grand Burglary Auto: Vice City was released in 2002, and was the first to feature a talking protagonist, articulated by Ray TotoSehati. Grand Burglary Auto: San Andreas, launched in 2004, presented various new aspects, consisting of personality customisation and a large map including 3 cities and bordering country TotoSehati.Grand Burglary Auto has spawned numerous additional video games and growth TotoSehati.
In 1999, the initial video game received 2 growth packs: Grand Burglary Auto: London 1969 and Grand Burglary Auto: London 1961, which, as their names recommend, featured a various setting — a imaginary variation of London — and new objectives and personalities. Grand Burglary Auto Advance, launched in 2004 solely for the Video game Boy Advance, featured a top-down point of view, similarly to the first 2 main video games in the collection, and the same setting as Grand Burglary Auto III, to which it functioned as a prequel. 3 video games were launched for the PlayStation Mobile: Freedom City Tales in 2005, which is also a prequel to Grand Burglary Auto III; Grand Burglary Auto: Vice City Tales in 2006, which is a prequel to Vice City; and Grand Burglary Auto: Chinatown Battles in 2009, which features the same setting as Grand Burglary Auto IV, but both video games are or else TotoSehati.
Both Freedom City Tales and Vice City Tales were later on ported to the PlayStation 2, while Chinatown Battles was initially launched for the Nintendo DS and later on ported to PlayStation TotoSehati. In 2009, The Shed and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony were launched for the Xbox 360 as growth packs to Grand Burglary Auto IV; a “tactical partnership” in between Rockstar and Microsoft led to the timed exclusivity. The expansions concentrate on personalities that played a fairly small role generally video game, and whose tales occur at the same time with Grand Burglary Auto TotoSehati. Both were later on launched for the PlayStation 3 and Home windows as component of a collection, enlabelled Grand Burglary Auto: Episodes from Freedom City, also available on Xbox TotoSehati.