If you are a fan of the GTA saga, you will be happy to know that a new episode of the franchise is now available on the iOS App Store. Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories He arrives just in time for you to have a fun time 'doing the badass'. Liberty City Stories was launched ten years ago for Sony's first portable console, the PlayStation Portable or PSP, and now it becomes more portable, so much so that you will always carry it in your pocket.
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories takes place before GTA III and is an open-world action-adventure starring the clever Toni Cipriani, who is heading home to Liberty City. The iOS version will be played on short missions, unlike non-mobile games which is all continuous. Changes have also been added to the controls so that it can be played on touch screens. But the best, although also expected, is that supports MFi controllers.
On the other hand, they have also improved textures And they have been made in high resolution, lighting and shadows have been added in real time and distances in the drawings have been improved, which will undoubtedly prevent us from feeling that we are playing a game from 10 years ago. It's also not that GTA: Liberty City Stories has the best graphics we've seen on iOS, but they are important improvements that, by the way, are also available to 60fps on the iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, and iPad Pro.
Liberty City Stories is iCloud compatible, which will allow us to start playing on the iPad and continue playing away from home on the iPhone 5 or later. Another positive point is that we can configure our own soundtrack for it by creating a playlist called "GTALCS" and selecting the radio station "Mix Tape" in the game. The bad thing is that Rockstar Games has forgotten about Apple TV again, so we will have to continue to be patient. I think that if they don't launch them for Apple's set-top box, we will all lose, most of the developers.
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excellent news ... thanks pablo.
I love reading articles and always end up sneaking the phrase of:
"Artikel wurde nicht gefunden".
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Hi Skell. It's not our fault. Apparently, Apple is making changes to the App Store and the plugin that shows the applications may fail. That is why we also put the hyperlinked link. And we put it because sometimes it does work. What I will do from now on is to just put the normal link.
A greeting.
So it is assumed that if GTA5 has been released 3 years ago, within 7 they will not release it for iOS? I hope that is not true 🙁
Badass? What the hell?
Use words that not only Spaniards understand.
It's as if I said GUARRO.
Hello, Mexican. You have to understand one thing: I have never been to Mexico. How can I know what words you know and what words you don't know? And if I had gone to Mexico and knew all your vocabulary, how can I know what words they know and what words they don't know in Argentina? To give you an idea, in Spain there are 4 official languages and there are many different words. As if that were not enough, it depends on the area where you are, there are words that we use or do not use (and sometimes they are not understood).
In short, you cannot pretend that you know all the Spanish in the world.
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/macarra
Greetings and thanks for understanding.
Missed opportunity for Rockstar, I don't want to imagine what the GTAs would sell on Apple TV with good publicity ... I think the problem that these games are not reaching us is because of Apple's requirement that all the games that come out must be controlled with the Siri Remote, that makes things too difficult ... I hope this changes soon.
Hi Julio. I think you are right about everything. For developers, I am either very wrong or they only have to do a few steps (I think choosing Xcode compatibility) to get it to work on Apple TV. Apple encourages them to make them universal, but as you point out, it would not be easy to play these games from the Siri Remote.
For example, in Geometry Wars, although you are a bit limited, you can control the ship with the touchpad and with the two buttons you can control the bombs and the other option (I don't remember which one it is). You don't control the shot, but it can be played at 70%. In games with more than two buttons, you can't. Apple should do something. What I would do is look at the games one by one: if, being Apple, I see that you can play a game with the Siri remote and they haven't, I tell the developer. If there is no decent way to play, I directly add it. And more games of this importance.
A greeting.