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Dr Gonzo · 23-09-2013, 15:29

Yes commercially it has been a success.

But when I mean hinges on GTA:O I mean it's long term legacy.

Look at GTAIV. I loved that game at the time. But once it was finished there was bugger all to do. I did play a lot online which kept me in Liberty City, but there was very little to do there. Levelling up was basic compared to other XP focussed online games.

Other games will have done the Co-Op before and I am sure they will have done it a lot better than R*

However considering there is already a slump in attitude to GTAV after the initial hype, I think that GTA:O will be the lynch pin in defining how it is viewed in 5 years time.

Whilst they say GTA:O is a separate entity, it's based in Los Santos so until they expand on that world it will be linked to GTAV.

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Dr Gonzo Inactive Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Bristol Services: VM TV XL, Tivo 1TB, 60Mb BB Phone XL Posts: 50	re: GTA V (360, PS3, Xbox One, PS4, PC) Yes commercially it has been a success. But when I mean hinges on GTA:O I mean it's long term legacy. Look at GTAIV. I loved that game at the time. But once it was finished there was bugger all to do. I did play a lot online which kept me in Liberty City, but there was very little to do there. Levelling up was basic compared to other XP focussed online games. Other games will have done the Co-Op before and I am sure they will have done it a lot better than R* However considering there is already a slump in attitude to GTAV after the initial hype, I think that GTA:O will be the lynch pin in defining how it is viewed in 5 years time. Whilst they say GTA:O is a separate entity, it's based in Los Santos so until they expand on that world it will be linked to GTAV.