(Which you can always get round to later if you like, of course.) You can toggle between targets using left and right on the D-pad.Īlternatively, you can forget the auto-lock and press down on the D-pad to aim anywhere you like - perfect for taking out car tires or blowing up barrels of fuel, say. It works like this: press the right shoulder button, and you'll lock onto the person who's nearest to you and poses the greatest threat - so no worries that you'll accidentally take out some old dear. While it's evolved from previous games it's also designed specifically with the PSP in mind - making for "Perhaps the best targeting of any Grand Theft Auto yet," apparently. Rockstar says it has done its best to ensure that the targeting system in Liberty City stories is "natural and accurate". But first, let's concentrate on guns and ammo. Well, now it's time to take a look at some of the weapons you get to muck about with, and how best to go about blatting people to death with them.Īnd that's not all - read on to find out more about the game's vehicles, which include boats, subway trains and - wait for it - m0t0rb1kes. The New York-based publisher has already told us about the cast of characters, as you'll know if you read our recent preview. With only just over a month to go until Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories is released on PSP, Rockstar has released some more details of what we can expect from the game.
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