Not sure what the problem is with the "hip-hop" culture I found it gave it a new direction to the series, as opposed to the same old (as Uranium puts it) 'lol mafia' scenario, and living in a place with a larger community of black people and that hip-hop culture, I guess I can relate to it more than an italian guy in the mafia. I think Uranium was also right in regards to his comments about the different aspects of crime with the different games.

I think this game also kind of deals with the issue of illegal immigration...often, this is one of the only ways that people find a way of making a good living, and I personally know several people who'd definitely say the same, and again, in terms of being to relate in terms of a personal level, after many Eastern European countries joining the EU, Britain has had an influx of Eastern Europeans, and there is a decently sized population in my local area. Also, because of the fact that my parents aren't native to England themselves, and I'm a member of that 'ethnic community', I have met, and am friends with people from abroad.

Sorry if the whole thing sounds disjointed, I was really trying to keep everything politically correct .

P.S. The 2nd ever game I've seen get a 10/10 from Gamespot, and that is a huge achievement. The only other game to get the 10 (as far as I know of) was "Legend of Zelda, Ocarina of Time", and Gamespot have considerably raised their standards since then.

I'm definitely impressed.

Edit: Lol, this is brilliant. Lifted from the Ocarina of Time review, just thought I'd re-read a bit of it after all these years:

Originally Posted by Gamespot

This is the masterpiece that people will still be talking about ten years down the road.

Year of review: 1998 .