GTA: London 1969 (Grand Theft Auto)

The first game in the series Grand Theft Auto (GTA) was released on PC and PlayStation in 1997; on the Game Boy Color, the game was ported in abbreviated form. The first GTA supported graphics accelerators 3dfx, while Direct3D is not supported. The game was released two additions:

• Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 (1999) — addition to the GTA; the action takes place in 1969 in London; available in versions for PC and PlayStation.
• Grand Theft Auto: London 1961 (1999) — addition to GTA: London 1969; the action takes place in London in 1961; available free and exclusive to the PC version.

Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 — addition to Grand Theft Auto. The game uses the engine of the original, which makes it superficially similar to GTA, but the gameplay and game mechanics exactly replicate Grand Theft Auto.

As is clear from the title, an action Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 takes place in London, 1969. The player will once again carry out various missions in the role of a criminal, climbing the career ladder of organized crime. Interim campaign setting allowed developers to add to the game are many references to the culture of 60-ies, including the appearance of the character, reminiscent of James bond and the use of typical jargon. In the dialogues GTA: London 1969 can be found such memorable phrases as "Oy, stop right there!", "You're nicked!" and "You're brown bread!". And of course, the game is observed drive on the left, taken in the UK.

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