It's the extent of the different styles of game play, and the kinds of things you can get out of it, is a huge advantage to these kinds of games. When I got bo

It's the extent of the different styles of game play, and the kinds of things you can get out of it, is a huge advantage to these kinds of games. When I got bored with GTA5's regular mission based mechanics, had finished all the missions, I spent just as much time getting two characters in a car and driving back and forth as fast as possible between the furthest auto body repair shops on the map just to see how long I could last before the car blew up. From "My 4-Year-Old son plays Grand Theft Auto": At this point my son was familiar with the game’s mechanics and hopped into the ambulance. As he put the crime fighting behind him, he wondered out loud if it were possible to take people to the hospital. I instructed him to press R3, and he was off to save a few lives. He was having a blast racing from point to point, picking up people in need, and then speeding off to Las Venturas Hospital. During one of his life-saving adventures, he passed a fire house with a big, red, shiny fire truck parked out front. He didn’t want to let his passengers down, so he took them to the hospital and then asked if I could guide him back to the fire truck. http://venturebeat.com/community/2010/06/05/my-four-year-old-son-plays-grand-theft-auto/ http://venturebeat.com/community/2010/06/05/my-four-year-old...