Additionally, the Crisp Twins have bomb and spray shops set up all over the city. While there isn't much time for sightseeing, players will pass the Westminster Abbey, magnificent Big Ben clock tower, and take scenic drives through Hyde Park. The streets of London have been faithfully reproduced in an overhead viewpoint fashion. You've been hired by Archie and Albert, known as the Crisp Twins, to do their dirty work stealing cars and making sure rival gang members no longer walk the streets. To sum up, we are in the early 70's, GTA London is already ready to meet the needs of international visitors.Menus and gameplay are in Multi-5 (English, French, German, Italian & Spanish).Īre you longing for more thievery action from the world of Grand Theft Auto? After all, you're a criminal of extreme precision and your talents and car jacking skills are going to waste! Question is: what are you going to do about it? Well, you're going to get your lazy butt off the couch and take a journey back to London circa 1969!Īs the first mission pack ever released for the PlayStation, Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 gives would-be car thieves a whole set of brand new missions to tackle. It's London, the home of the queen and many other important people.
Stop playing with tetris and stop wasting our time, okay? Welcome to the biggest city in the world. So, man, there's only one question: do you want to be one of us or do you want to be our lunch? You're playing with the big boys now and we haven't had lunch yet. London can be yours, but while betrayal and brutality take over your world, you will have to keep your head on your shoulders, continue to earn money and drive fantastic vehicles or you will end up badly. In this expansion of GTA London instead of running from one gang boss to another, you have to buy and sell stolen cars, take possession of the crown jewels and even you have to put yourself in the shoes of the greatest English spy, Bond, James Bond. GTA London 1961 & 1969 GTA moves to Europe, London the patch become game!
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