What's great is that you can define different control systems for cars and bikes, so you could use arrow-based steering for cars and tilt-based for motorcycles if you like.
The driving controls can be set up according to what you find easier, allowing you to choose between tilt, arrows or stick-based steering. You walk around using an on-screen directional pad and there are action buttons for running, shooting, and interacting with objects. The controls in Gangstar Vegas are much the same as previous versions of the game. The shop also allows you to change your look with new clothes, hair cuts, or even a chipmunk mask! Of course, you can buy vehicles as well, and the selection is very varied, covering everything from mopeds and trials bikes to monster trucks and tanks. There are plenty of weapons to collect and upgrade in Gangstar Vegas, including guns, grenades, molotovs, flamethrowers, and baseball bats. As you play, you'll realize just how much there is to explore in Gangstar Vegas and the level of detail in the game world is impressive. The setting of Vegas makes for lots of fun, whether it's chasing bad guys down the strip at high speeds, or playing blackjacks in the casinos to earn more cash. It's great to be able to dive straight in and play in this way, especially if you've been away from the game for a long time and want to brush up on your skills before heading back into the main story. The Quick Play mode in Gangstar Vegas allows you to part in one-off challenges, such as heists, brawls, survival and time attacks. There are many challenges in Gangstar Vegas in which you can compete against others in online leaderboards.
There are 80 different missions to complete in total, and they vary considerably in terms of gameplay, from prize fights to chasing bad guys on foot, to participating in street races. The game world in Gangstar Vegas is immense - incredibly it's nine times bigger than the previous game, Gangstar Rio.
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