I had it on the PS2 and thought it was great, but I traded it in and never finished it, so I'm probably going to pick up another copy for the 360 when it's released in the UK on Friday.

Nevertheless, I remember thinking that the script was hilarious and the music perfect for the mood of the game. I thought it was a bit too easy though. But it should keep me going until the release of the almighty Grand Theft Auto IV:)

When it comes to the games industry, we have come a very long in the past thirty or so years - we have gone from simple, generic concepts like Space Invaders and Pacman to fully-explorable virtual universes as in Grand Theft Autoand World of Warcraft. Indeed, as one developer pointed out in the recent Game's Developer's Conference, the graphics will soon enough become photo-realistic. And so that leads me to question the very future of our industry; for so long, the focus has been on technical improvement. Photo-realistic graphics, therefore, will surely put an end to this - so what's next?

I personally am extremely curious as to where gaming will go in the next thirty years. I believe it will be the cornerstone of technological advancement and will become as mainstream as other forms of media, such as books, films and music. The industry has such a massive amount of potential, and from someone who has been gaming since the 16-bit era, that is both amazing and incredibly exciting.

Too bad I can't load it right now. Too much traffic?msjr78

Probably - not surprising considering how much the first trailer screwed up.

List the possible GTA IV achievements here...

I'll start: 100% Completion - 100G