GTA: Vice City is now playable right in your browser, 2002 title that once demanded Pentium 3 now runs in Chrome — requires upload of an original game file to save progress

Published: 5 days ago (December 20, 2025 at 06:20 AM EST)

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Source: Tom’s Hardware

GTA: Vice City now playable in a browser

DOS Zone launched an online, open‑source version of GTA: Vice City, allowing you to play the classic game from practically any browser.

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