As promised, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City has arrived over at the PlayStation Store as a download, where it will cost you $9.99 which will fall under the PS2 Classics collection. I am quite sure that those who will download it, the majority of them would have completed the game in the past on their PS2, and would want to take a romp down memory lane. In fact, the folks over at Sony were nice enough to create a map which originally packed in the game box available as a high resolution JPEG file for you to print out, simply because this is a digital format of the game. I am quite sure that after printing out this map, you would find it handy should you get lost in Little Havana.
Apart from that, those who are perfectionists might want to check out maps for GTA3 and San Andreas, as both of them can be downloaded from the PS Store to boot. This is truly an experience for you to rediscover your love for the franchise ten years back, and it will prove to the masses whether this game is able to stand the test of time or not.
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We’re sure that many Android gamers were looking forward to downloading Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto: Vice City onto their devices, and while iOS users are probably having a blast with the game, it looks like Android users might have to wait until the next weekend. The game was originally scheduled for a release on the 6th of December for both iOS and Android, but it seems that due to validating errors with the APK, the game was removed from the Google Play store after having been downloaded by a few hundred users. The 
For gamers who have enjoyed the mobile Grand Theft Auto (GTA) experience on their mobile devices with GTA 3, Rockstar has announced that GTA: Vice City 10th Anniversary Edition will be launching on both iOS and Android devices come 6th of December and it will be priced at a modest $4.99 for either platform. The 10th Anniversary Edition of Vice City will introduce native high-resolution graphics with several enhancements designed for iOS and Android in mind. This includes updated character models and lighting effects and given that this is a ten year old game after all, we guess these enhancements would be something to look forward to. A new trailer is expected to be launched in the weeks ahead but for now, you can mark the 6th of December down on your calendars. As far as compatibility is concerned, according to Rockstar’s blog: 
If you’ve enjoyed playing Grand Theft Auto on your computer or your console, you were probably chuffed to learn that Rockstar made Grand Theft Auto 3 available for your mobile devices as well, giving gamers a similar gaming experience while on the go. Well the good news is that in celebration of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City’s 10th Anniversary (29th October), Rockstar has announced that they will be re-releasing the game for mobile platforms (iOS and Android) this Fall. According to the announcement: