Later, Carnevale developed sites for other installments in the franchise, including "San Andreas" and "Vice City" while continuing to work with local clients.
"GTA III" went on to be one of the best-selling games of all time, thanks, in part, to a free-form sandbox style of gameplay and its offbeat humor and unapologetic use of violence.
It was one of those serendipitous connections that came from a friend whom Rockstar had contacted about an online hip-hop game.īut it was their work on the website for the runaway 2001 hit "Grand Theft Auto III" that put Carnevale on the map. Carnevale ID began working for Rockstar Games in 2001, putting together some promotional sites that gained online buzz. The original Flash-based websites for various Grand Theft Auto titles were created as promotional content by Rockstar Games and Carnevale IDīetween 20 and removed in late 2020. This project was featured on ScreenRant on May 13, 2020.Īlso check The Warriors Game Flash site recreated in HTML5. These websites have been created using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript, aiming to recreate their original counterparts as close as possible.įor a more in-depth analysis of the project. This is a project to preserve the original promotional Grand Theft Auto Flash websites from 2001 to 2008, followingĪdobe Flash end-of-life (EOL) on December 31, 2020.Īll major web browsers including Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Microsoft Edge ended support for Flash-based websites, meaning their content is inaccessible. Visit the Flash website recreation for Grand Theft Auto IV, originally released in April 2008
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