Danny Phantom - Ghost Frenzy

Danny Phantom - Ghost Frenzy was released in 1999, and while the original PC version was a great arcade game, the console release was poorly received. Two sequels followed: Major League Baseball 2004 , and now Rockstar's first-person action game, Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City .

Announced at E3 in May of 1997, the original game for the PlayStation saw its lead protagonist tracking down a serial killer called Eddie Vans, whose actions were depicted as having incredible close-range combat. "It wasn't easy for us to take out a serial killer and start him on a rampage, but at least we got a whole host of weapon types and awesome enemies," said Rockstar boss Sam Houser, before leaving the stage.

Now it looks as though this installment will continue that tradition, as it will feature a story that will feature more than 100 unique levels. You'll play as both Eddie and a member of the Grove Street gang in this crazy, arcade-style 3D action game. (The game is currently only confirmed for the PlayStation 2.)

Rockstar has been extremely quiet about this latest installment in the GTA series, but we do know that the game will be making a new series of games at its publisher, which will come complete with two brand-new franchise installments. (Rockstar and Take-Two are responsible for developing the series.) But it's the second installment in a multi-year production cycle, as Rockstar North president Leslie Benzies announced at last year's E3 that the company is indeed working on a new Grand Theft Auto game for the PS2, titled Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.

Also new to this year's version of the game is a new graphics engine that's being developed to allow for more advanced computer-generated effects than ever before. Unlike previous GTA games, the graphics engine is now based on the DirectX 9 graphic engine, which has been used to make the game more realistic. It will also allow the designers to render and render realistic shadows and draw different objects such as leaves, cars, and pedestrians.

"Our next-generation graphics engine will include even more realistic reflections and real-time reflections to simulate the all-out action of urban crime," said Benzies, in a statement. "The real-time reflections will be accurate and well-realized and their car models will look more lifelike than ever before."

Along with improved lighting and physics, the game will also feature new driving models and cars, as well as a new car-tuned street racing mode that will feature events from various types of races. The developer has also increased the performance of the new vehicles, which will include muscle cars, muscle cars, and regular muscle cars, and they will also feature a new engine and greater acceleration than any other car in the series. The development team is also making sure that all the cars look the same as the current model.

The game's multiplayer mode will also feature online play, as well as a share button, so that up to eight players can jump into a game with no other problem than the online. However, the game will also be playable in the PC version of the game. The developer said it is also going to add a spectator mode and a spectator mode for multiplayer competition.

GS: Tell us about the game's new physics engine, which it has been working on since the game's release in May. What is it currently working on?

JS: The original game's physics engine was inspired by realistic objects and surfaces. When we first started developing the game, there was a lot of technical work to get it right. So, we have taken this cue from games like Half-Life 2 and Crackdown. The physics engine is also a key element for future game engines.

GS: How will you get the level editor, which you explained is one of the main components of the game?

JS: There are a number of features that will be included. The full version will not include a single-player campaign, but it will include lots of multiplayer options and a multiplayer mode. We have also brought back the editor in the form of the editor.

GS: Tell us about the weapons and vehicles in the game. What kinds of vehicles are there in the game?

JS: The new vehicles include tanks, Humvees, and even muscle cars. The tank and muscle cars come in all shapes and sizes, and as you play through the game you'll find that all of them have authentic features.

GS: Give us an update on the game's storyline. What is the process behind making sure the game is a tight and entertaining ride?

JS: This is one of the major decisions made by the designers when developing the game. As you mentioned, the team wanted the player to feel like they were playing a role in the story. The story is nonlinear.