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[[File:Gtacw e3.jpg|thumb|right|333px|Announcement of GTA Chinatown Wars.]] | [[File:Gtacw e3.jpg|thumb|right|333px|Announcement of GTA Chinatown Wars.]] | ||
[[File:HuangLee-GTACW-artwork.jpg|thumb|left|[[Huang Lee]], the game's [[protagonist]].]] | [[File:HuangLee-GTACW-artwork.jpg|thumb|left|[[Huang Lee]], the game's [[protagonist]].]] | ||
[[File: | [[File:LibertyCity-GTACW-map.png|thumb|right|303px|The rendition of Liberty City used in GTA Chinatown Wars. Note the absence of the state of Alderney.]] | ||
{{Chronology}} | {{Chronology}} | ||
[[Huang Lee]], the spoiled son of a recently murdered [[Mr. Lee|Triad boss]], arrives by plane in Liberty City with [[Yu Jian Sword|Yu Jian]], a sword that Huang's father won in a poker game and has decided to use as an heirloom, to deliver it to the new patriarch of the family, Huang's uncle [[Wu Lee|Wu "Kenny" Lee]]. Shortly after landing, Huang's escorts are killed by assassins and he is shot (a bullet grazes the side of the head but he survives) and kidnapped. The assailants steal the sword and, thinking Huang is dead, dump his body in the water. Huang manages to survive and informs Kenny that Yu Jian has been taken. Kenny explains that he had intended to offer the sword to [[Hsin Jaoming]], the aging Triad boss in Liberty City, as a means of securing a position as his replacement. Kenny is been dishonored and been reduced in power due to the loss of Yu Jian, leaving him and Huang working to keep their businesses afloat. | [[Huang Lee]], the spoiled son of a recently murdered [[Mr. Lee|Triad boss]], arrives by plane in Liberty City with [[Yu Jian Sword|Yu Jian]], a sword that Huang's father won in a poker game and has decided to use as an heirloom, to deliver it to the new patriarch of the family, Huang's uncle [[Wu Lee|Wu "Kenny" Lee]]. Shortly after landing, Huang's escorts are killed by assassins and he is shot (a bullet grazes the side of the head but he survives) and kidnapped. The assailants steal the sword and, thinking Huang is dead, dump his body in the water. Huang manages to survive and informs Kenny that Yu Jian has been taken. Kenny explains that he had intended to offer the sword to [[Hsin Jaoming]], the aging Triad boss in Liberty City, as a means of securing a position as his replacement. Kenny is been dishonored and been reduced in power due to the loss of Yu Jian, leaving him and Huang working to keep their businesses afloat. | ||
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==Controversy== | ==Controversy== | ||
There has been some controversy over a drug dealing [[minigame]], along with comments that some Nintendo games are being aimed at children. The drug dealing mini-game allows | There has been some controversy over a drug dealing [[minigame]], along with comments that some Nintendo games are being aimed at children. The drug dealing mini-game allows the player to peddle six types of drugs around the city, but the profit made depends on market conditions, which will be based on the area in which the player deals, and the amount of service this area receives regularly from the player. | ||
{{quote|"Nintendo wanted us to make GTA, and we wanted to make a game on their platform. They didn’t want us to make a GTA for kids, and we weren’t interested in making a game we wouldn’t normally make." - [[Dan Houser]]}} | {{quote|"Nintendo wanted us to make GTA, and we wanted to make a game on their platform. They didn’t want us to make a GTA for kids, and we weren’t interested in making a game we wouldn’t normally make." - [[Dan Houser]]}} | ||