Crime pays: how Grand Theft Auto became a cultural colossus
Ever since it crashed on to PC and consoles in the late 90s, GTA has been tearing up the game-making rulebook. We explore how its cultural references, rebel spirit and sprawling sense of freedom make it a definitive work of artIn the 00s, when the Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games revealed a new project, video game writers from all…
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