An in-game map

 


One of the most glaring issues with GTA 3 was the lack of an in-game map. It forced players to rely on the minimap radar. Unfortunately, Liberty City has a somewhat complicated layout that doesn't make it all that easy to navigate for a first-time player.


Some missions (like Espresso-2-Go!) are unnecessarily tricky because there is no functional in-game map. Having to use a printed map or an online map is too inconvenient for some gamers.


If mods exist to implement an in-game map, then the GTA Trilogy should easily include it as well.

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