I still remember the first time I played GTA 3. It was mind-blowing! As a teen, the idea of an open-world game where you could do anything felt revolutionary. I’d spend hours just exploring Liberty City, causing chaos, and seeing how long I could evade the police. The game had this gritty, immersive vibe that I’d never experienced before, and it quickly became my go-to escape. Whether it was stealing cars, pulling off missions, or just driving around to the in-game radio, GTA 3 felt like freedom in a game. It opened my eyes to how expansive gaming could be.