Legendary But Outdated:

GTA Vice City is a colorful and iconic game that fully captures the atmosphere of the 80s. However, as much as I love it, some aspects of it feel a bit outdated by today's standards. The graphics, in particular, were good for their time, but it's hard not to notice that they are angular and low-resolution when compared to today's detailed worlds. However, the atmosphere of the game and the music of that period compensate for these shortcomings to some extent. The legendary songs on radio stations are perhaps one of the most unforgettable aspects of the game.

Now, let's get to the slightly annoying parts... Artificial intelligence is really problematic. The meaningless actions of NPCs and the sometimes irrational behavior of enemies can seriously undermine the enjoyment of the game. Especially in vehicle tracking missions, the absurd movements of the enemies and the chaos on the road make the job even more difficult.

Another problem is that the difficulty level of some missions is extreme. Especially the lack of a checkpoint system is a big handicap. Just when you're about to complete a long task, making a small mistake and having to go back to the beginning is not suitable for today's gaming habits. Doing the same task over and over can strain patience.

In conclusion, while Vice City is one of the brightest stars of its era, it can be a bit annoying for modern players with some outdated mechanics and AI issues. It's great for experiencing nostalgia, but it requires some patience.

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