Just be sure to follow the instructions carefully, and don’t install anything you’re not completely sure about. You can download Vice Cry Remastered from . More than anything else, this is just an opportunity for fans to explore the original map with a fresh coat of paint, and that’s enough! The city really does look better than ever, even if certain parts of it do still retain a weirdly charming PS2-era vibe. You can run around as Tommy Vercetti himself until your heart’s content, and take on some of the aforementioned new missions, but anyone looking for a remaster of the full game will be disappointed. While the trailer for the mod does show off a bunch of scenes from the original game, it should be noted that you won’t be able to play any missions from Vice City in Vice Cry Remastered. They’ve even thrown in a few new missions for you to enjoy while you explore, just to sweeten the deal.Ĭheck out the trailer for yourself below and drink in that sweet, sweet nostalgia.

That’s why I’m so happy to see the the Vice Cry Remastered mod doing something I think we’d all hoped Rockstar would officially do a long time ago: add a remastered version of the Vice City map into GTA V as if it were a particularly juicy bit of bonus content. Shinier, tackier, and altogether seedier than anything we’d seen from the series before, the world of Vice City might not have been as massive or compelling as San Andreas, but it still had plenty to offer.

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