Eventually, you'll bump off all the competetion to become the big man on the streets of London.
As you progress, you can move up the food chain of mobsters by taking out key guys, doing deliveries, and stealing selected automobiles. Once you've picked a hoodlum, you'll start your criminal career by doing odd favors for a wannabe of a gangster, Harold Cartwright. GTA London 1969 allows gamers to assume the role of one of eight criminals (Rodney Morash is my personal fav). Doing it in London is just a bonus for me. Granted, Grand Theft Auto has always been knocked for it's grainy look, but its concept is what's most appealing to me - steal cars, shoot up cops, steal more cars, deliver some drugs, steal more cars, beat some dude's ass and steal more cars. This review is going to be a tad biased simply because I've been a big GTA fan for quite sometime. I'm going to have to warn you all right now.
