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June 9, 2006 - Having played the PSP version of Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, I was constantly hoping for something new to occur in the PS2 version. Of course I had to play through the entire game just to confirm that it’s virtually identical to the PSP version. The things I do for you guys.

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Liberty City Stories was an absolutely astounding game when it debuted on the PSP in the fall of 2005. It was a great game, easily the best game in its genre. It still hasn’t been surpassed. So if this game was so great on the PSP, why am I a little disappointed with it on the PS2? It’s due to something called lowered expectations. We’ve never seen anything like this on a handheld system. The very fact that this game has been released on the PS2 as a direct port should indicate just how revolutionary this game is – for the PSP. But when compared to other PS2 games, it comes up a little short. Especially when compared to games from its own GTA series. The fact that it’s budget priced under twenty bucks is also a strong indicator that the developers didn’t feel it was strong. At the very least it shows that Rockstar isn’t about to take advantage of its fans.

Cheat Codes: The Lost and The Damned To enter a cheat code, bring up your phone by pressing Up, then Up again to access the keypad. Get Health & Weapons: Call 482-555-0100 on your phone. Get Health & Armour: Call 362-555-0100 on your phone. Get Weapons, Tier 1: Call 486-555-0100 on your phone. Get Weapons, Tier 2: Call 486-555-0150 on your phone. About the Game “Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City includes both The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony together and does not require a copy of the original Grand Theft Auto IV to play. In The Lost and Damned, experience Liberty City as Johnny, a veteran member of The Lost, a notorious biker gang.

Aside from some graphic tweaks here and there, the game is identical to the PSP version – except that the PS2 doesn’t include a multi-player mode. It’s not that great of an addition in the first place and I certainly won’t miss it. If you haven’t played it, you’re not missing anything either.

On the PS2 this is just an average-looking game. It’s not even in the same league as the classic GTA 3 – but at the same time it’s not being passed off as the second-coming either. Taken for what it is, it’s still a pretty good game, but it’s not without some faults. As compelling as the story is, it essentially follows the patent GTA formula. New characters are simply thrust into the thug roles with slightly different situations, circumstances and missions. In other words there is no shortage of crime, violence, vehicles, sexual references and ways to make a dishonest buck.

Tony Cipriani is the anti-hero of the game. He’s a member of the Leone crime family, a well-established and well-connected organized crime syndicate with ties to city hall. As usual, the family is involved with territorial disputes with other crime families. Tony’s too low on the totem pole to concern himself with directly with these affairs but as long as he’s got cars to steal, debts to collect and people to kill, he’s a happy camper. Starting at the bottom, Tony accepts a variety of missions from members of his family in addition to other crooks he encounters which includes pimps, dishonest businessmen and corrupt politicians among other low-life.

There is no shortage of interesting characters to interact with. They help move the plot along and allow Tony to earn some money which he can use to help finance his life of crime by purchasing body armor and exotic weapons. Things don’t start out with a bang mind you, Tony has to work his way up through the hierarchy. He begins by taking missions that have him making pick ups and deliveries, collecting debts and other items, hijacking cars, throwing the fear of God into some marks and making the odd hit along the way. These are dirty jobs, but Tony’s gotta’ do ‘em.

Weapons include a pistol, shotgun, mini-gun, machinegun, flamethrower and a rocket launcher. Nothing subtle here. There are two ways to conduct business with most people. One is with hand-to-hand combat and the other involves weaponry. In some instances you will find yourself on the defensive, instead of initiating the altercation or shootout. Early in the game you’ll find yourself under attack by a group of gun-wielding thugs, and another gang armed with chainsaws that literally want to rip you a new one – or two, or three…

You’re not very well armed at the outset and things can get quite frustrating, especially with the auto-targeting system that has a mind of its own; let’s make that half a mind. When put into the use the system doesn’t automatically target the most immediate threat, it will often target civilians or other lesser imposing thugs. While it only takes a second to correct, this second can cost you dearly. If you don’t have much in the way of health left, you’re going to get killed quickly. When you have to start over you’ll lose all of your rare and expensive weapons. To make matters even more frustrating there are limited saves. Put this together with some heavy trial and error missions and you’ve got a recipe for a controller embedded in the drywall.

One thing that the PS2 does have over the PSP is the control system. I don’t care what anyone says, two sticks are better than one. The right stick controls the camera while the left moves the character. It’s a very good system that feels tight and responsive. The vehicles are also a joy to control, and there are lots of them including sports cars, vans, trucks, ambulances, fire trucks, boats, motorcycles and semis. It’s a lot of fun to drive through Liberty City which is comprised of three islands. Unlike the PSP version there is more vehicular traffic and pedestrians. The streets are alive with various background animations and diverse buildings. However, many of the vehicle missions, which are time-based, will have you driving from one end of town to the next and back again. These are make-work missions that are overused. Once or twice is more than enough.

There is no shortage of action in Liberty City. You are free to roam about and explore the city while you encounter unique characters and are offered GTA-approved missions. There are 10 radio stations that will keep you company, offering everything from rock to hip-hop, talk radio to a station that specializes in boy bands. Okay, so there are nine stations. The DJ’s put their unique spin on things with hip vernacular and smartass comments. You’ll even hear reports of some of the incidents that you caused. It makes the experience more personal and realistic.

Liberty City Stories is a summer time treat for PS2 owners who haven't played the PSP version. Even though it's an almost direct port, the control system is vastly improved on the PS2 and the budget price just seals the deal for this full length GTA adventure. Pack your bags for Liberty City and paint the town red.

By Cole Smith
CCC Senior Writer

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To get a free shotgun just go into a cop car andthen get out. And there you go 1 shotgun with 5rounds.

If you are on Portland Island, and you want toget a fast car, you can do the Car Salesman job,which is located next to the bomb shop. The goodcars you can get out of this are the BFInjection, the Stinger, and the Cheetah. The wayto get these cars is start the mission, get intothe desired car and either get out of the car ormake the customer hate the car. That's it, thenthe car is yours.

While in the car/bike which is on fire of smoking, use the Health Cheat L1 R1 X L1 R1 Square L1 R1. It will also treat your cars popped tires (if any).Note:- This cheat does not, however recover a bikes popped tires : (.

Behind Luigis strip club, up the stairs, there is anAK-47. Every time you steal a police car you geta shot gun and five rounds. On the beach behindSalvatores mansion you will find 5 grenades.Behind 8-balls bomb shop you will find an oldtrain tunnel - go down it and kill the bums to getMolotov cocktails.

When it's night-time, take out your Sniper Rifleand look for the Moon in the sky. Zoom in andshoot the Moon. The Moon will increase in sizethe more you shoot it and then go back to it'soriginal small state when you shot it enoughtimes.

Steal a police car and press R3 to trigger themission. Get to level 12 to get a 150 body armorupgrade.

Park a vehicle already in your garage halfway outto keep the door up. Then, drive in as many othervehicles as you can fit. Make sure you can reachthe doors on them or you may not be able to getthem out.

You must be on Staunton Island and on themission 'Search and Rescue' which is given toyou by Sal over the pay phone. Go pick up thelimo from Sal's garage, then drive the limo toYOUR garage. Do NOT go to the yellow marker. Gostraight from the Sal's garage to yours. Afterthe limo is in your garage, fail the mission(die or blow up the limo while it is in yourgarage) and then the Bulletproof Stretch isyours. This works with other mission vehicles aswell.

During gameplay, press L1, R1, Triangle, L1, R1, Circle, L1, R1.

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Triangle, R1, L1, Down, Down, R1, R1, Triangle.

While playing, press L1, L1, Circle, R1, R1, Sqaure, Triangle, X.

During gameplay, press Up, Square, Square, Down, Left, Square, Square, Right.

Press L1(2), Left, L1(2), Right, X, Square.

During gameplay, press Circle, Right, X, Up, Right, X, L1, Square.

During gameplay, press Up, X, X, Down, Left, X, X, Right.

During gameplay, press L1, R1, Circle, L1, R1, X, L1, R1.

During game play, press L1, L1, Triangle, R1, R1, X, Square, Circle.

Press L1, L1, Triangle, R1, R1, X, Square, Circle.

Down, Down, Down, Triangle, Triangle, Circle, L1, R1.

Press Triangle, Circle, Down, Triangle, Circle, Up, L1, L1 and a trashmaster should pop up right in front of you.

During game play enter: L1, R1, Triangle, L1, R1, Square, L1, R1. Your wanted level will be raised by two every time you enter this cheat.

During gameplay, press Up, Circle, Circle, Down, Left, Circle, Circle, Right.

During gameplay, press Down, Down, Down, Circle, Circle, X, L1, R1.

Press Down, Down, Down, Circle, Circle, X, L1, R1.

During a game press L1, R1, L1, R1, Up, Down, L1, R1.

L1,L1,R1,L1,L1,R1,LEFT,SQUARE

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R1, R1, Left, R1, R1, Right, Circle, X.

Press Triangle, Circle, Down, Triangle, Circle, Up, L1(2).

During gameplay, press L1, R1, Square, L1, R1, Triangle, L1, R1.

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