Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
A top-down action-adventure game in the GTA series designed specifically for Nintendo DS. Follow Huang Lee as he navigates Liberty City's criminal underworld to avenge his father's death.
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About This Retro Game
Innovative use of DS touchscreen for drug dealing minigames, car theft mechanics and puzzle-solving elements.
Features the largest handheld GTA map at release, with a full day/night cycle and dynamic weather system.
Received universal acclaim for its deep gameplay systems and faithful adaptation of GTA mechanics to handheld.
Includes 80+ story missions and numerous side activities like taxi driving, vigilante missions and rampages.
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