Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City look set to join the PS2 Classics range in the near future, if a listing on the ESRB is anything to go by.

Old game Grand Theft Auto 3 will be released as a PS2 Classic on PlayStation Network this Tuesday, 31st July. That's an American date, revealed on the American PlayStation blog podcast - Blogcast.

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Grand Theft Auto III PS2 Review. Review - a new high in modern urban thuggery. Image credit: Eurogamer. Review by Tom Bramwell Former Editor-in-Chief ...

Grand Theft Auto III (PlayStation 2 Game) first released 22nd Oct 2001, developed by Rockstar North and published by Rockstar Games.

The American PlayStation blog podcast has confirmed that Grand Theft Auto 3 PS2 Classic will be out on PSN on July 31. Thanks, EG. GTA 3's litter proved so divisive among devs that San Andreas ...

As a prequel to Grand Theft Auto III, Liberty City Stories features the same version of Liberty City used in the 2001 PS2 classic. The PSP version of Liberty City Stories features an online ...

Grand Theft Auto Taking the sting off that GTA 6 delay, Rockstar leaker says GTA 4 could get a modern port this year, with Max Payne 3 to follow Grand Theft Auto Everything in the GTA Online Money ...

In our look at Grand Theft Auto III we came away with the same ... pastel colored half of the Grand Theft Auto Double Pack. Specifically, both PS2 hits will look remarkably better on Xbox and ...

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Grand Theft Auto 3’s planned release on PlayStation 3 is now delayed following unseen complications relating to music licensing, according to the official US PlayStation Blog. Sony previously ...

Another great feature in Grand Theft Auto III is the full, unrestrained freedom to move about. Players can simply move anywhere they want, but they do pay a price for too much recklessness.