Grand Theft Auto
Background Data
Published By: Take Two Interactive Developed By: DMA Released: July 2, 1998
Barcode: 7 10425 21016 7 PSRM: 001850 ID Tag: SLUS-00106
CDs: 1 Players: 1 Player ESRB: Mature (Animated Blood, Strong Language)
Accessories: Memory Card (1 Block) Size: ? Megs Digital Press Rarity: 1 out of 10
Description
Experience for yourself every classic car chase ever seen. Race at breakneck speed through an immense, living city out-running and out-witting rival gang members, mercenaries, hired killers and an entire police force.

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 Trivia
  • Grand Theft Auto's original 3 cities were the focus of the three separate PlayStation 2 games; Liberty City, Vice City, and San Andreas.
     
  • The manual's back page contains the real text of a state's 'grand theft auto' definition and penalty.
     
  • Grand Theft Auto became the first and only US PlayStation game to have an Append Disc. Computer players would refer to it as an Expansion Pack. Grand Theft Auto: London required the original GTA to play.
     
  • Both GTA and GTA: London would be released in a 2 Disc "Director's Cut" package. Aside from the jewel case inserts, everything else, right down to the SLUS information, is the same. This is why there is no extra variant information listed below.
     
  • This game disgusted a radio show host named Dr. Laura way back in the day due to it's game play possibilities.
     
  • By in-game measurements, there are over 6,000 km of landscape.
Variants
This was released as a Collector's Edition in a 3 Pack alongside GTA2 and GTA: Longdon.

Grand Theft Auto - Collector's Edition (Not for Resale): SLUS-00106CE / PSRM-001854
Greatest Hits
This game was released as a Greatest Hits.

Grand Theft Auto - Greatest Hits: SLUS-00106GH / PSRM-001851
Supplemental Data
 Grand Theft Auto came packaged with a 2 Sided Map. Note that the real map is cut off; this was not a scanning issue.

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