I think its pretty fun game. Been playing it alot latly and started noticing alot of the little details. They put so many minor things in there that do indeed bring more life to the city.
I made my own minigame for it as well. For those interested heres the setup:
First get sent to a hostipital as this will be your main starting point. Next enable the codes for ' Infinate Sprint' ' Player Pratfalls' and ' Evil Cars' ( all can be easily found online
www.gamewinners.com is my choice). Before you unpause the game goto the map and set a way point to any location. That will be the finish line. Now upause and run like hell. Trust me when I say RUN LIKE HELL! Cars will be coming at you nonstop.
You cant kick or punch no more as the pratfall disabled that but now when you push the L or R trigger you player wil go into the ragdoll mode like in the insurance fraud minigame. This will help you conserve form life if you do it prior to being hit. Plus when you tap it after falling you will get up faster. Very handi.
Additional rules (which can of course be changed to whatever you want) include:
-No entering occupied cars.
-No swimming. If you get knocked into the water then warp back to shore immediatly.
-No weapons tho its hard to use anyways with the pratfall code on. Tho you can destroy the cars still (ie using another vehicle or tricking them to fly into the water)
Thats pretty much it. Its more challenging then it sounds, especially crossing over bridges. Time yourself and set records. Limit how many times you can retry etc. I had fun with it. Most because when you get nailed by a car and tossed around by other cars its just one helluva sick twisted sight.
I recorded some of the screen vids that I may put up to shwo you how crazy it gets. Plus itll give you better idea of the mine game itself.
O yeah as for it heading to PS3...it may have a decent chance if out before the release of GTA or maybe if its the inevitable sequal. I think its biggest adavtage to GTA is the life it puts into the city plus the ridiculous and extremly fun physics.