GTA3 and Vice City now Online Multiplayer

glengineer writes "A deep bow and an "I'm not worthy" to Kent Simon, at the University of Kentucky, Ed Lyons in London, and Chris McArthur in Canada who have made the dream come true for GTA fanatics like me - GTA3 and Vice City online multiplayer! Now I can streetrace and play Liberty City Survivor with real people, not just use the "crazy pedestrians" cheat. Rockstar would be nuts not to hire these guys. So, anyone up for a deathmatch? Meet me at the Malibu Club in Vice, or the construction site on Staunton Island."

Comments

It always stuns me

[BHearsum]

A very specific location is given for the American, a city is given for the Britist dude, and then we are told that the Canadian guy lives in Canada. It's the second biggest country on the fucking planet! He could be in 4 different timezones. Seriously people, learn some fucking geography.

Re:Welcome to 2003

[Anonymous Coward]

Will they give me a refund for my subscription? No, so until then, I'm going to complain that every dupe I've unfortunately paid for. One of the big promises of the subscription was that we could help them eliminate dupes. We do our part, but they don't do theirs.

Reality Check

[benzapp]

Does population really matter? Do you know what is going on in China, or Japan, or India, all of which are far, far larger than little, irrelevant England?

The UK is 244,820 square kilometers

California is 404,298 km
Texas is 678,907 km
Washington State is 184,824 km, not far behind the UK.

The reality is the UK has little to offer the world except population culture and being the secondary headquarters of the international usury racket, after New York. My touring of many British cities shows a broken people, whose lives are eternally spent trying to escape the reality their society and culture is rapidly crumbling before their eyes. Whether people listen to yet another crappy pop band, or get drunk, or do drugs, or watch a football game, the overall reason for being is the same.

I think your vision of the UK is a product of the very media monopolisation you abhor, as it certainly isn't based in reality.

Few things can be said with certainty in this world, and one of them is that the UK is dead. When the international financial system is finally wrested away from the weasals in London and New York, there will be nothing left for you. The future belongs to the East.