GTA Vice City
GTA Vice City on this shelf is an unofficial reVC port. You import a game.tar.gz you already own, once, and the port stores it in the browser. It is not a Rockstar release.
- Plate
- Import a game.tar.gz you own
- Storage
- Kept in the browser
- Files
- Required, once
- Kind
- Unofficial reVC port
- Screen title
- GTA: Vice City — WASM Port
- Host
- joncodeofficial.github.io
The import the page asks for
You import a game.tar.gz from a copy of Vice City you already own. The import happens once. After that, the port stores the data in the browser, so a later visit can continue if the browser kept the storage. The archive stays in your browser. Nothing here holds a copy for you, and nothing here tells you where to get one you do not own.
A shorter address on the same site is a missing page. It is written as plain text on the left-out note, and it will not start the game. The Open button on this card goes to the longer address, the one with wasm in the path, which is the port that runs.
This is not a Rockstar release and not a commercial download. The tab title is GTA: Vice City — WASM Port. Treat the tab as an unofficial reVC port, not as an official installer.
Grand Theft Auto on the shelf
This is the only Grand Theft Auto game here. GTA 5 is absent because the only lead was an unfinished archive prefix, with no complete address to open. WASM Arcade, in another group, is a separate unofficial archive of many free games. It is not a second Vice City port.
Hit and Run is the neighbor from this card because both are browser ports of older 3D games. Hit and Run never tells you whether you need files. Vice City does: one game.tar.gz, once. Do not feed the Hit and Run shell this archive.
The own-files mark is required. The checklist puts this import beside Skate, both Halo ports, WebXash, and the Diablo demo exception. Each of those pickers wants a different file.