Games Reviews: Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
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Format iPhone, iPod Touch
Publisher Rockstar Games
Already a smash hit on the DS and PSP, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the iPhone is a faithful adaptation – warts, weapons, cursing and all. While the action will be familiar to those who’ve played GTA games before, the control system has been tweaked to work on the iPhone/Pod touchscreen. A virtual joystick and buttons control the main action, while minigames à la the DS version can be played with your finger rather than a stylus. A pretty impressive port.
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