TSA writes: Imagine our surprise this morning when we logged on to the PSN to find a rogue game sitting directly beneath Vice City Stories the original PS2 game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Weve tried downloading it on a PSP 3000 to no avail; however it will happily work on a PSPgo.
Today at the PlayStation Store, Sony secretly revealed the latest addition to their store. The new section in the PlayStation Store is called Rockstar Store.
Today Rockstar has announced that they will be releasing the Rockstar Legacy Collection for PSP. On October 15, Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition, Midnight Club: L.A. Remix and Manhunt 2 will be available for digital download from the PlayStation Network for the PSP system.
PSInsider Writes: We get some clarification on previously reported rumors. Could EVERY Grand Theft Auto game be coming to PSN?
Koku Gamer writes: 'Rockstar's VP of Creative Dan Houser doesn't believe a GTA movie would work due to the creative limitations of the film industry.'
Gamerstek said: Rockstar has, as usual, more great news for the fans. The producer revealed that is being prepared a special package that includes its two titles in the series Grand Theft Auto for the PlayStation Portable, Vice City Stories and Liberty City Stories. More, like the price, over Gamerstek.
MTV Multiplayer Blog Writes: After two successful Grand Theft Auto games on the PSP, the world's most notorious gaming franchise is making its next portable outing - Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars - on Nintendo's DS. But Sony isn't ready to let portable GTA out of its grasp.
John at PlayStation LifeStyle writes: In a recent SCEE email, it's shown that GTA Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories are 'In PlayStation[Registered] Store Now'.
Say what you will of Jack Thompson, he always pays his bills. And he sure will do his damndest to let you know about it, too.
Speaking in an earnings call following the release of Q3 financials last night, Take-Two CEO Ben Feder said that old GTA titles have sold in seven figure units for the quarter.
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