- Publisher: Rockstar Games
- Release Date: Oct 20, 2009
- Also On: iPhone/iPad
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 268 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 172 out of 268
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Mixed: 58 out of 268
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Negative: 38 out of 268
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MutiGOct 30, 2009
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Sep 9, 2011Take-Two have obviously payed for reviews. The game is well structured, and is fun quite a lot, but it's not amazing. I would recommend you buy it, but don't expect something amazing.
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trixwDec 28, 2009Didn't like the music, the gameplay is less immersive than the other GTA games, weak story...not a 10.
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Dec 19, 2018Chinatown Wars is a awesome game, but the best version is the DS version, the PSP version didn't innovate.
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MarcDoyle(GamesEditor&Co-Founder-Metacritic)Oct 23, 2009
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Jul 31, 2016Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars is good Gta, but in this game view from above and in this game normal graphics for view from above and in this game not bad main character and not bad storyline, big open world, big city . Move this game was in China . Normal Game, Good.
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Jun 21, 2018
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Apr 10, 20222.5D perspective game, The story is basically around with triad and really got me at the ending, if you tidy up the story after you played it, you'll amazed by how complicated is the character of this game. Gameplay is not really that interested honestly, it lacks of many minigame like
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Jan 26, 2023It's not the best GTA but it's a lot of fun and 100x better than the Android version
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#2 Most Discussed PSP Game of 2009
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As a PSP game, it's still a well-done portable GTA; not necessarily a better one than before. But that's fine; it's still worth playing Chinatown Wars for those bite-size bits of the GTA formula, and if you're still warm to it, then definitely give it a go.
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An absolute blast from start to finish with plenty of trademark Liberty City locales ripe for exploration, not to mention a cast of incredibly memory characters (Chan Jaoming, I hardly knew ya.) If you're looking for a good action adventure experience that harkens back to the more cartoony Grand Theft Auto days, then Chinatown Wars is certainly worth the investment.
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Chinatown Wars on PSP was always going to be a port job, and though it soils some of DS original's intuitive mini-games it maintains the inventive, thoroughly entertaining and built-for-handheld mission structure of the original - and that's what we loved most in the first place.