Looks like the game is showing up hopefully you people already have the demo downloaded because all you're downloading is a key to unlock the game which is like 8kb

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I already gots it :p isnt on the front page but is under m on the store, im gonna add you prinny

kate_jones

that suxxors im on the ausie (euro) store , ima add you too

That's the reason Europe got it early than the North America people do.

Weird games not even up on my store even when I go to Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 area where only the demo is. Maybe this is a slow update. Unless you guys are all on the East Coast.

I bought the Party Pack the when where you can play with up to 8 people. Its basically just passing the controller to the next person when you finish a certain game like jumping off a ramp or trying to drift without hitting the walls. Its worth it if you want to get the trophies and have big parties over at your house.

Not sure if it has Split screen since I don't have a second controller. But I think if you were going to get Burnout Paradise for the first time it would best to just get the game itself through download then buy the extra expansion packs individually instead of wasting money on things you won't want.

Seems only immature people you see are on PlayStation Home, I usually just avoid all the immature, that's why they invented the ignore function on Home. But if you ignore all the kids you can find a good amount of mature people on the PlayStation Network.

NICE! Now I can get MGS1 again since my friend stole it from me almost 10 years ago.

i think that it shud be more like the older gta's instead of gta 4Grizzly_7

I think the fun thing about most of the older GTA's was the Kill Frenzy, the drugs that made you super powerful GTA 3, and a few other things. I think if you were to make a game that has the stuff that the first three GTA games (GTA 1, 2, 3) had and about the same graphics as GTA 4 since thats what most people want in today's generation games that look like GTA 4. Also adding a Co-Op online like they do Saint's Row 2 then that game will be fun for hours and hours.

I ended up downloading it from PSN Store and it was like 3.3GB and then an additional for updates. I decided to get the extra DLC and it's pretty nice has lots of trophies, just haven't had the time to play much of it because in about one week I bought like 4 other games which keeps me busy. I think Burnout Paradise is nice but if you pretty much beat the game in and out and have all the trophies you're bound to get bored from it.

GTA Servers take a while to update, I remember when they were having issues where it kept resetting people's data and money. So it's just something on their side.

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is my favourite game ever. I would be psyked for a remake! :D

smithster118

I've liked every single GTA that's come out, San Andreas, Vice City, GTA 4. I wouldn't mind seeing a Remake of San Andreas but to redo that entire game in GTA 4's graphics? That would take ages, and you'd most likely require a really powerful system to run it without it being choppy.

Also the people who complain about San Andreas having too much Rap, that was only one station, there were plenty of other music stations, I understand it doesn't have music that you'd be hearing today but San Andreas was set in 1992 so you're bound to hear what was most popular in the West Coast (R&B, Rap, Soul, Classic Rock, and Rock)

All GTA games had great music, if you don't like the music, turn it off and listen to your MP3 player.