Grand Theft Auto is a game developed by Rockstar Games and released by American Softworks Corporation between 1997-1998. Gamers primarily used it on gaming platforms and home desktops. Following a hugely successful launch, the game spawned a slew of seasons and upgrades, namely GTA: Vice City around 2002, GTA: San Andreas in 2004, the highly acclaimed GTA IV in 2005, and now, GTA: Chinatown Wars.

GTA: Chinatown Wars is a thrilling game with an action-packed and legendary plot that will surely appease your daringness.

Gamers may now enjoy this game on a variety of devices. It is a complete version that works by itself, notably reconfigured for the PSP console. Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars guarantees a spectacular encounter for the PSP, with a refreshing, rich storyline and aesthetics that include upgraded cinematic images, better illumination, movements, and new story objectives.

An utterly flexible overhead viewpoint pointing down towards the game is used in Chinatown Wars. This perspective only appears in this videogame among the Grand Theft Auto series, enabling the camera to spin fluidly during combat situations. The game employs a simple lock-on program for warfare, which has varying effects, as the scheme often latches on to automobiles rather than adversaries.

The fast-paced plot begins with Huang Lee, the main character of the game, having a straightforward task after his father's killing: transport an antique weapon to his Uncle so that his clan can keep dominance of Liberty City's Triad organizations. Huang is a spoilt affluent boy who wants everything to go according to strategy; however, his journey does not. He will seek glory, money, and retribution in the nation's most deadly and socially corrupt town after being looted and killed.

Chinatown Wars is one of the most authentic GTA games available. This inconspicuous Nintendo spin-off features several of the game's most in-depth actions, requiring you to remotely control vehicles, acquire your own petrol, and analyze the shifting price of the drugs trade. Chinatown's plot is also surprisingly excellent; authored by game developer Dan Houser and supervised by Rockstar director Sam Houser, the game's speech is as cutting and harsh as its console counterparts.

A hallmark of the game is you, having the thrilling opportunity of becoming a drug lord. Selling drugs isn't just a plot device; it's a fundamental element. Where, in the mainstream GTAs, you can hoard hundreds and thousands of money and have a few things to splurge it on, in this game, your primary mission gives you a low pay. While the main plot will provide you with sufficient money to survive, it's the entirely voluntary drug peddling side quests that will make you a lot of money. You may gain a lot of money by making drug deals in the metropolis, enabling you to steadily purchase condos within the cities and fulfill your Scarface dreams.

Chinatown Wars encapsulates the mood and essence of the lengthy Grand Theft Auto franchise in special ways that both dedicated fans and newcomers will find difficult to let go of.

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is 9 1/2 hours long when you concentrate on the primary goals. If your objective is to view all facets of this series, you will probably spend roughly a whole day successfully accomplishing this game.