حصريا وبانفراد تام على ملوك الحصريات كوليشن يحتوى على جميع اجزاء gta من سنة 1996 الى سنة 2010 وباحجام خياليه وعلى سيرفرات صاروخيه.

[center][color=lime]Publisher: ASC Games[/color]
[color=lime]Developer: DMA Design Limited[/color]
[color=lime]Released: February 28, 1998[/color]
[color=lime]Genre: Action, Racing/Driving[/color]


[color=lime]Format of image(s): mdf/mds - 1 CD[/color]



[color=lime]System Requirements[/color]
[color=lime]- 75MHz Pentium[/color]
[color=lime]- 16MB RAM[/color]
[color=lime]- 1MB VESA-compatible SVGA Video Card[/color]
[color=lime]- DOS 6.0 or Win95/98[/color]
[color=lime]- 80MB Hard Disk Space[/color]
[color=lime]- Sound card[/color]
[color=lime]- Keyboard[/color]


[color=lime]Overview[/color]
[color=lime]Grand Theft Auto is a game created by Scottish company, DMA Design (now Rockstar North) and published by ASC Games in 1997/1998. The game allows the player to take on the role of a criminal who can roam freely around a city. Various missions are set for completion, such as bank robberies, assassinations, and other crimes. It is the first in the Grand Theft Auto series that has thus far spanned nine standalone games, and two expansion packs. GTA was succeeded by Grand Theft Auto 2 and both games were made available for free download by Rockstar Games on their website in 2004.[/color]


[color=lime]Grand Theft Auto is made up of a series of levels each set in one of the three cities in the game. In each level, the player has a target number of points to achieve, and five lives to attain the score. The player is free to do whatever he wants. The player can gain points by causing death and destruction amid the traffic in the city, or steal and sell cars for [/color][color=lime]profit, although to get to the large target money amount to complete a level, players will usually opt to complete missions. Even during missions there is still some freedom as most of the time the player is free to choose the route to take, but the destination is usually fixed. It is this level of freedom which set GTA apart from other action based computer games at the time. The PC releases of the game allowed networked multiplayer gameplay using the IPX protocol.[/color][/center]

[color=yellow]Publisher: Rockstar Games, Inc.
Developer: DMA Design Limited
Released: March 31, 1999 / June 1, 1999
Genre: Action, Racing/Driving
Format of image(s): mdf/mds - 1 CD

System Requirements
- 75MHz Pentium
- 16MB RAM
- 1MB VESA-compatible SVGA Video Card
- DOS 6.0 or Win95/98
- 80MB Hard Disk Space
- Sound card
- Keyboard
Overview
Grand Theft Auto Mission Pack #1: London, 1969 is a mission pack for Grand Theft Auto. GTA: London was released on March 31, 1999 for DOS, Microsoft Windows. The game uses the same game engine as Grand Theft Auto, thus giving the game graphics reminiscent of the aforementioned game, and the gameplay and game mechanics are also very much like those found in GTA. Like GTA the mission pack is divided into sub-sections with short cutscenes in between.
Instead of fictional locations based on real-life cities as featured in the original Grand Theft Auto (Liberty City, San Andreas, and Vice City), the game takes place in London, in 1969, as the title implies. The player once again enters the role of a criminal looking to work his way up the career ladder of organized crime.
Grand Theft Auto Mission Pack #2: London, 1961 is a freely distributed mission pack, or expansion pack, to Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto Mission Pack #1: London, 1969.
Like GTA: London, 1969, it uses the same game engine as Grand Theft Auto. As the name implies, the game takes place in London in the year 1961, eight years before the events that took place in GTA: London, 1969. The expansion includes new missions, 22 new vehicles, a new cutscene, and a new multiplayer deathmatch map based upon Manchester. The 1961 setting makes this mission pack the earliest GTA game chronologically.
Unlike GTA: London, 1969, this game is only available for PC, as it is downloadable freeware. At just 7MB, GTA: London, 1961 requires GTA: London, 1969 which, in turn, requires Grand Theft Auto. GTA: London, 1961 seems to be the least known chapter in the Grand Theft Auto series, most likely due to its inconspicuous download location and dependence on word of mouth. It can also only be played with the original GTA London, 1969 disc; it does not work with the version included in the Grand Theft Auto: The Classics Collection pack[/color].

Publisher: Rockstar Games, Inc.
Developer: DMA Design Limited
Released: October 27, 1999
Genre: Action, Racing/Driving
Format of image(s): mdf/mds - 1 CD

System Requirements
- 200MHz Pentium
- 32MB RAM
- 4x Speed CD drive
- 65MB Hard Disk Space
- Direct3D-compatible graphics card
- Sound card (3D sound card optional)
- Keyboard


Overview
Grand Theft Auto 2 is a game that was released worldwide on October 22, 1999, by developer DMA Design (now Rockstar North); initially for the Windows operating system and the PlayStation. The game was later ported to the Dreamcast console and the Game Boy Color. It is the sequel to the controversial 1997 hit Grand Theft Auto. The PC and Dreamcast versions of GTA2 are both rated M by the ESRB. The language and violence was toned down for the PlayStation and Game Boy Color versions which received a T rating. Rockstar now offers the PC version as registerware for free download at their website. GTA2 was preceded by the original Grand Theft Auto and succeeded by Grand Theft Auto III.
GTA2 retained the top-down viewpoint of GTA, as well as the car-stealing/telephone-answering formula of the original. The player has the ability to explore cities on foot or in various vehicles. The aim is to achieve a certain score. On achieving this goal the player then can proceed to the next level. Doing missions awards the player more points than any other method but are not essential for completion of the game.
A new feature introduced in GTA2 was doing missions for separate gangs, of which there are two new gangs for each of the three levels of the game, and one faction which is present in all levels. Being employed by one gang can cause distrust from others (working for gang #1 will incur the wrath of gang #2, working for gang #2 will cause enmity with gang #3, etcetera). In the original GTA, only the local police pursued the player. In GTA2, SWAT teams, as well Special Agents and the army, begin chasing the player as his or her wanted level increases. The wanted level is represented by images of a cop's head.
GTA2 also included a saving technique that improved upon that of the original GTA, which saved only when finishing a city. If the player entered a church with $50,000, a voice announced "Hallelujah! Another soul saved!". This notified the player that the game had been saved. If the player did not have enough money, the voice would say "Damnation! No donation, no salvation!" The "safe house" feature would become standard and expanded upon in later GTA games, although saving would become free of cost.
Other minor improvements pertain to city activity. Passing vehicles and pedestrians are no longer cosmetic parts of the environment, but actually play a more significant role in gameplay. Sometimes pedestrians would occasionally enter and ride in taxis. The game is also noted for the emergent behavior of its non-player characters. Pedestrians, gang members and the police would occasionally engage in fights, and there are even other carjackers (Green sweater) and muggers (Red sweater) in the city.