Previous year, Grand Theft Bus III took the world by surprise. While the first two games in the series had a small, hard- core following, their simple 2D plates and lack of a focused narrative structure limited their appeal. On the other hand, GTAIII featured a massive, clockwork world that was really emotional to behold, and it meliorated its forerunners' free- roving, nonlinear design and added a far more compelling story in the process. Those advancements, coupled with amazing vehicle drugs, a surprising quantum of variety in the gameplay, and a great sense of style, made GTAIII a raw megahit and one of the rare games that's accepted by both hard- core and casual game players likewise. But as good as Grand Theft Bus III is, the coming game in the series, Grand Theft Bus Vice City, improves upon it. Vice City expands on the themes and generalities plant in Grand Theft Bus III, fixes a many of the minor issues in the last game, and adds a lot of new capacities and particulars ...