If there's one thing that the developers of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars have made clear, it is that the game's Wi-Fi connectivity will be an important feature. Rockstar hasn't revealed too much information regarding multiplayer, but today, the first confirmed details have come out thanks to a flyer from New York Comic Con.
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Rockstar Games is hitting up the New York Comic Con this weekend, giving players a chance to get some early hands-on time with Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the Nintendo DS.

Fans eager to see how the Grand Theft Auto saga plays out across two tiny screens need look no further that this weekend's New York Comic Con. Rockstar will be there throughout the weekend at booth #1563, allowing players to put Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the DS through its paces, stealing a few cars, shooting some hookers, and possibly selling some drugs. Fun! Of course you'll have to be 17 or older to play, so be sure to bring along photo identification, unless of course you're underage, in which case you should just mug someone who looks like a slightly older you. You're a minor who enjoys violent video games, so it should come natural!
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More images have begun to emerge for GTA Chinatown Wars, which is set to release March, 2009.
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The OFLC (Australia) has given Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars a rating of MA15+, and said the game contained "Strong drug references, coarse language and sexual references".
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The latest issue of EDGE revealed that the forthcoming DS game Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars contains more lines of code than the 2004 PS2 game San Andreas. According to the magazine the game is feature complete and is almost ready to ship, complete with a variety of "well integrated" mini games and advanced touch-screen control.
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Gamer Limit writes "It's almost mind blowing that the DS version of GTA could hold 2 hours of cut scenes but apparently so, according to the BBFC."
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Some more details about Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars have been released including some Wi-Fi information.
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Rockstar Leeds president Gordon Hall recently stated that Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is "far bigger" than the company's two GTA games for the PSP.
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Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. today announced that it has established a new incentive compensation program for the Rockstar Games label that is primarily based on a profit sharing arrangement, and at the same time has entered into new long-term employment agreements with members of the creative team of its wholly-owned Rockstar Games publishing label. The new employment agreements have an initial term ending on January 31st, 2012.
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GameStop's latest exclusive pre-ordering bait will give gamers virtual cash and guns in Take-Two's upcoming Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for DS.

By pre-ordering the game at the retailer, consumers will get $10,000 in "cold hard Liberty City cash" and immediate access to the game's entire arsenal from the start of play.

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars launches on March 17 in the U.S.

GameStop's exclusive pre-order bonuses are an increasingly common means of drawing consumers into stores, although bonus items are typically those of the physical variety, such as soundtrack CDs and game-related trinkets.
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The official website for GTA: Chinatown Wars was updated recently no information on the day though, we'll update you as soon as we have it. The box art was also released. People who subscribe to Rockstars mailing list will see a version of this that includes the DS boarder around it. If you didn't check yet.
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Rockstar Games has revealed the official release date for Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the DS.
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A Spanish magazine recently got their hands on Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the DS and discussed map details. It looks as though the game will feature a similar map as GTA IV, though without Alderney...
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"Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars," the DS game now possibly not coming out until April of next year, is a mysterious game.

Almost no one MTV Multiplayer has talked to in the industry has played it.

And those who have played it, well… they're not talking.

Yesterday, however, they interviewed Nintendo of America executive vice president of sales and marketing, Cammie Dunaway, and she was ready to spill.
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Before even receiving a set release date, GTA: Chinatown Wars, the upcoming GTA installment for the Nintendo DS, has joined the ranks of GTA IV PC and Xbox 360 downloadable content as delayed...

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As well as the now-infamous drug dealing mini-game in which you can sell the likes of acid, ecstasy and cocaine, there's also a petrol station one where you use the stylus to aim a petrol-pump nozzle to dispense fuel into bottles, then stuff them with rags to turn into Molotov cocktails.

One has you fiddling with a car's ignition system with a screwdriver to hotwire it, and another involves punching out the rear window of a car that's sinking in a harbour. There's also a screenshot which seems to show a game that has you inking in a tattoo with the DS stylus.
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Rockstar vice president Dan Houser has spoken out about how Chinatown Wars will be just as adult as other GTA games when it launches, despite its DS roots.

Talking in the latest issue of EDGE, Houser stated:

"Nintendo wanted us to make GTA, and we wanted to make GTA on their platform. They didn't want us to make a GTA for kids, and we weren't interested in making a game we wouldn't normally make. GTA is about stealing cars and shooting people - how could it not be an 18 rating? You couldn't do GTA without that 18 - it wouldn't feel like it's supposed to feel."
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Those who thought that the Nintendo DS exclusivity of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars meant it would be a family-friendly take on the series can rest easy, according to Rockstar's vice president of creative Dan Houser.

In the latest issue of Edge Magazine Houser reveals that, while the presentation of GTA: Chinatown Wars will be changed to an isometric viewpoint game populated with cel-shaded characters, the language and themes will stay true to the series proper.
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Take-Two just confirmed that GTA: Chinatown Wars will ship in fiscal 2009, the 12 months beginning November 1 this year.
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Next month's issue of Nintendo Power will reveal the next Grand Theft Auto game, which appeared in-name-only at E3, with little else said about it.
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