Entries in ‘chinatown’ (12)
News: GTA heading to iPhone
Chinatown Wars gives Apple's device further credibility as a games platform
News: GTA: Chinatown Wars PSP dated
Rockstar’s port slashing up US retail on October 20th; Will be available on PSN too
News: JAPAN: Chinatown Wars gets Z rating
It was the first 18-rated DS game in the UK – now it’s the first Cero Z DS title in Japan
News: GTA Chinatown Wars goes to PSP
Critically acclaimed title available both to download and on UMD this autumn
News: GTA DS ‘will have a long and successful shelf-life’
Take-Two CEO Ben Feder tips DS title for long tail sales as title re-enters UK charts
Blog: Grand Theft Blockbusters
The tepid sales reception of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars may not only herald the death of mature content on the DS, but it may also steal any chance developers had of delivering ambitious projects to the handheld in the future.
News: US: Chinatown Wars sales below expectations
Analyst claims Rockstar’s DS title sold 89,000 units in March
News: Does mature content have a future on DS?
EEDAR analyst claims that below par sales of GTA: Chinatown Wars may cause publishers to reign in DS plans
News: UK CHARTS: Resident Evil 5 fends off GTA
Resident Evil 5 makes it two weeks at the top as GTA: Chinatown Wars fails to match Vice City Stories’ debut
News: GTA gives DS its first 18 rated title
Rockstar’s Chinatown Wars becomes the first title to receive BBFC’s highest games rating
News: GTA Chinatown Wars dated
Rockstar’s DS outing for its free-roaming crime series on March 20th in Europe
News: GTA IV DLC and Chinatown Wars delayed until spring?
Strauss Zelnick hints that both Xbox 360 exclusive downloadable content and debut DS outing could slip until Q2 2009
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