Modding as a whole was still in its infancy back when Vice City came out. Check Out This Mod. Mods are all about changing the way the game plays. We can do better. This HD load screen uses only original artwork from Rockstar, restored from both official wallpapers and high-quality box art scans to keep an authentic Vice City aesthetic. But why would you waste your time entering cheat codes when you can just set every cheat to a key on your keyboard?
With it you can control the weather, replenish health and armor, grant yourself awesome weapons, and even manage your Wanted level with a simple press of a button.
It adds many new visual effects, such as realistic blood splattering, and also improves others like water, gunshot flashes, and even the traces left by burnt tire rubber. One of my favorite features is the addition of clouds of smoke from both cars and weapons, which float up into the sky in a really organic manner.
Not only do many games just run better on lower-end PCs this way, but it gives you a bit more freedom regarding which resolution you want to play in. And anyone who just likes jumping between programs on the fly without the hassle inherent to fullscreen games. This nifty tool frees your game from its default 30fps cap so it can take full advantage of your modern gaming rig and run in a fluid 60fps. Granted, this one is a bit harder to install. Luckily, modders have no such constraints.
And their work can help make our favorite games considerably deeper. New Vice City by modding group Modstar goes a long way towards a more realistic city life by introducing a fuel system for all vehicles. And you can call taxis to your location too. This is a big overhaul! GTA: Vice City features a wealth of weapons to impose your superiority over other criminals and police forces.
Complete with iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty. Due to the unpredictable nature of fan-projects, the mod is still in development even after 10 years! It brings together many mods covered in our ranking, such as the Widescreen Fix and Windowed Mode, along with some other tweaks to create an easy-to-install catch-all build.
Other than that it also restores several features present in the console versions of GTA: Vice City, such as rotating loading screens and much more. Perfect for pulling off stunts or just losing the cops fast.
And what better to try out your newly-installed NOS than with one of the coolest, fastest supercars from the last decade? Speaking of customizing your Vice City experience, why not add an expansive wardrobe to express yourself through stylish threads? This mod by Rocky24pl introduces a functional wardrobe just like the one in Liberty City Stories, letting you change your looks whenever you feel compelled to.
One of the most significant gameplay additions made by the super-famous GTAV is the possibility of playing in first-person, only possible in the PC, PS4, and Xbox One versions of the game.
The Vice City Mod Loader will let you install and uninstall mods with a click of a button. It even lets you load certain mods while the game is already running and see the changes in mere moments. Perfect for when you go mod-hunting and want to try stuff out efficiently. But good luck surviving getting rammed by one of these heavy-hitters.
It also has custom collision parameters, working front and rear lights, and a sculpted 3D engine. This mod by creator IVIC is intricately detailed, allowing us to appreciate the most appealing aspects of the car in its full glory. Compared to console owners, PC GTA players of the early s always got the short end of the stick when it came to gameplay and graphics. Well this mod by Mr. Which this is not, but damn it looks like one! This mod by creator Neflection does the real car justice by porting the most detailed model available — courtesy of Forza Motorsport 3 — and outfitting it with custom handling and realistically-damageable parts.
Pitting supercars against the regular Vice City Police Department cruisers is too unfair to remain fun. Among all of the Vice City vehicle packs you can find online, few are as appropriate for the 80s Miami aesthetics as this one by modder EllieGrimes. As its name suggests, this mod will replace every car in Vice City with a high-quality model of a real car. Sure, not all of these new cars have the same quality standards.
But you can weed out the outliers one by one later. Car controls and handling in the PC release of Vice City was haphazardly ported from the PS2 version, leading to several uncomfortable consequences. And now you can drive it in Vice City! This incredibly detailed mod was initially ported to San Andreas, and then adapted to the older Vice City engine by modder Mr. As expected, the model features functional doors, working lights, and custom collision — along with realistic damage on all car parts.
The Bugatti Veyron It counts over 80, polygons on its intricately detailed body, which includes a fully-modeled 3D engine so you can show it off to… NPCs?
Nelson Chitty is a Venezuelan expat living in Argentina. His ideal weekend is spent between leisurely playing games of Civilization VI and looking for the next seinen anime to marathon. If you buy something we may get a small commission at no extra cost to you.
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