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15.3.2010

--The Ballad of Gay Tony Review--We have finally come to the end of what can only be described as one of the best journeys in gaming history this generation, Grand Theft Auto IV. From the six month delay till 2008, and then another 10 months before the first expansion was released, it has been a long time coming. Now at the back end of the 2009 the game is finally over, but not without one last explosion!The Ballad of Gay Tony puts you in the shoes of Luis Lopez, co-manager of two nightclubs in Liberty City. Hercules, the all-gay club is a low class club, whereas Maisonette 9, is a very high end club. While the placing of these clubs is a bit lazy (same road for both clubs and safe house),Rockstar have certainly made up for it. Inside the clubs, you can take part in dancing mini-games, which could lead to some romantic `treat', champagne drinking games, which make you incredibly drunk and club management games, which involve walking around and watching a cut scene now and then. This is not the most exciting mini-game but gives you a sense that you own the club.The story is a bit erratic this time through. You are simply just assigned missions to fill in gaps of GTA IV and The Lost And the Damned storylines. The game starts off at the bank robbery in GTA IV storyline, and finishes around the same time as GTA IV does, but there are a few crossover missions, like diamond robbery at the museum, to name one. The game does however make up for the weak storyline by including an excess amount of fun in each mission. Blow the crane up with a sticky bomb, steal a subway train, start a police riot, or bomb a boat. There are however some really bad missions, like driving to an internet cafe, posting a comment, and that's it. Not impressive, and certainly just another way to waste some missions when the ideas stop.Each mission is graded up to 100%. There appears to be a few glitches such as in easy missions like in the one above where you should get 100% but for some reason the timing does not match the quality of the mission. How do you drive from Broker to Alderney in under a minute without damaging your car? It does give some replay value, but gets incredibly frustrating after a while.By the mid-point in the game, you will have unlocked some base jumping based missions, drug wars, golf and fight club games. The base jumping means you can jump off a building, and parachute onto a target. Drug Wars is a replica of The Lost and the Damned Gang Wars, but without, y'know the gangs. Golf mini-game is challenging, but equally quite boring, and the Fight Club has random AI, sometimes really easy, sometimes really hard. All these games need to be completed once to go to 100% tariff, but none of them are broken and certainly add more to the length of the game.So the missions are mostly fun, with ridiculous targets, but there is an excess amount of extra stuff to keep it ticking over its short life-span, however the game has a few threatening glitches. The game has an annoying knack for car popup. It can be a clear road and then suddenly there are thousands of cars which you go crashing into, possibly ruining your mission goals. Also AI tends to be coded to run in front of you regardless of whether you are shooting or not, again leading to a possible failure in your mission. The game is also showing a sign of lackluster graphics. The HUD looks out of place, the buildings are quite grainy and blood isn't really effective. There are some really cool songs on the soundtrack, but no new radio stations (except on the actual Tales from Liberty City disc with includes one new station), so it can be hard to find these songs.Multiplayer wise, the game features everything from The Lost and the Damned and GTA IV and puts them all into Free Mode, along with underpowered tanks and missing helicopters. Death match has been updated with new weapons, and new payouts per kill, and racing is adapted for the brand new Nitro. It's pretty awesome stuff, but takes a while to recharge. Plus Liberty City streets are so short, you really need more straight road races to get the most use out of it. There are no major glitches in the game though apart from connection lag and the like.Truth be told, I was expecting much more from this expansion, I would have expected the game to be thoroughly tested before release, and some improvements made in terms of graphics and storyline. It is fun for a while, but when you reach the ending you know it's over and that's probably for the best. If you're a fan, go buy this now, but if you are over GTA IV and Liberty City after 18 months, maybe this is best avoided.
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29.10.2009

If you liked Grand Theft Auto IV, then you're gonna love this. This disc contains the newly released DLC (Downloadable Content) "The Ballad of Gay Tony" and the first DLC "The Lost and Damned". I knew about this package since April and I've been desperate to get my hands on it, and I'm so glad I did!The game does exactly what it says on the box! "Two complete games. The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony. Two complete games on one disc. Grand Theft Auto IV not required to play". Those are all key features and they're clearly stated on the box, highlighted in gold banners!Description (From the back of the box):The Lost And Damned:In The Lost And Damned, experience Liberty City as Johnny,a veteran member of The Lost, a notorious biker gang. Johnny has been creating business opportunities for The Lost in Liberty City, but his first loyalty must be to the patch he wears on his back and to Billy Grey, the club's president. However, when Billy returns from rehab hell-bent on bloodshed and debauchery, Johnny finds himself in the middle of a vicious turf war with rival gangs for control of a city torn apart by violence and corruption. Can the brotherhood survive?The Ballad Of Gay Tony:The Ballad Of Gay Tony injects Liberty City with an overdose of guns, glitz, and grime. As Luis Lopez, part-time hoodlum and full-time assistant to legendary nightclub impresario Tony Prince (a.k.a. "Gay Tony"), players will struggle with the competing loyalties of family and friends, and with the uncertainty about who is real and who is fake in a world in which everyone has a price.The game (or should I say games?):Basically, the game loads exactly like "GTA IV", you get the same warning menu at the beginning and then the two Rockstar Logos, except the only difference is after that, you get a menu to pick which game you want to play (first time ever in a GTA game, I think), with the protagonist and the logo beneath them. You then get to play that game, and it loads exactly like it does, if you had of downloaded it (I presume)."The Lost And Damned" is a brilliant game with new weapons, vehicles and better bike handling (IE you don't fall off as easily) and "The Ballad Of Gay Tony" is brilliant aswell, also containing new weapons, vehicles and let's not forget a new chopper that will steal the online and offline experience.I would tell you about the games themselves, but I don't want to give anything away, seeing as it startles you when you put it in and play it, without a clue of what's going to happen. But I will tell you a couple of things. ON THIS DISC ONLY: You can get, three EXCLUSIVE radio stations; "Vice City FM", which plays mostly unfamiliar 80s Pop (with the exception of Marillion), "Self-Actualization FM", which plays music to relax you and "RamJam FM" which is the replacement of "Tuff Gong FM" (but nowhere as good) with reggae music. Also you don't have to waste valuable Xbox hardrive Space to fit the games on like you would if you bought them off Marketplace (unless you install the game to hardrive, like I have). The game calls itself "GTA IV", so basically all the achievements that you get in this game are added to the achievements you got in GTA IV (if you haven't downloaded TLAD you'll notice you'll have more achievements to get on GTA IV) And if you're thinking "I don't want to buy the games online, I want them on disc! But I want those achievements..." You're prayers have been answered. This disc adds to those achievements. I am new to both of these games, so I can't tell you much about them. But one BIG difference is that TLAD has a grainy picture, if you look carefully, it is optional though (it comes under the name "noise effect").Overall:Anyway, this is a fantastic package, which contains two GTA DLCs on one disc and is only available on Xbox 360, and is the most fun you could have with a video game. You must buy this, if you've played "GTA IV" and you've wanted TLAD for a while, but wanted it on disc. Also this is cheaper than buying both games on Marketplace! Buy this now! (Please note you will be able to find this on my IGN and Gamespot accounts)
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27.7.2011

Having read the recent reviews of this game on Amazon I feel that people have been incredibly OTT in their criticisms. I got this game in summer 2010 and the online game is one of the very best xbox live games out there. And not to ignore the single player mode-they are each very good games in their own right. Although individually each game isn't quite as long as GTA 4, collevtively it makes for a longer game. However, despite not being quite as long as GTA 4 in their own right, the single player is just as good, if not slightly better. Add that to the fact that you get 2 games in 1 then the game makes for very good value.Just to confirm though, this is not the same game but in 2 different settings.The actual feel of the game, the graphics, the guns, the aiming etc feel slightly different in each game. This is evidenced even more when playing online as TBGOT and TLATD feel like 2 different games entirely. TLATD feels more like GTA 4 than TBOGT.The single player games are each very good games but it is in multiplayer where this game comes into its own. I prefer to play TLATD online but you tend to get more people playing TBOGT. Ever since first playing this online a year ago I have never gone more than a few days without playing it online. It is a fantastic multiplayer game and the only minor flaw I would say is sometimes struggling to get enough people to start a good match online, although you can usually find more people by clicking on 'instant play' (i.e. non ranked).To address the other reviewer who said:`The problem is there is not enough free space. As a fan of the motorbike from other GTAs such as San Andreas, i think there are limited options for transport.There are other shortcomings too. In San Andreas for example you get: 3 cities; a large countryside; a mountain; an endless desert and rural highlands to explore.Here it is just a city, however unlike vice city, the streets are too narrow. There are not enough stunts. Your player is limited.'- I couldn't disagree more. The whole map is HUGE and although it may not encompass 3 cities like you mention in San Andreas, the map is still massive and has more than enough to keep people entertained on single player for months. And as for transport, there are at least as many options as there are in any other GTA game so I'm not sure why you would think that. The streets are normal sized streets and as it is basically NYC the streets will only reflect how big they are in real life NYC, as Vice City did with Miami.If someone wishes to just navigate around the map aimlessley in a multitude of vechiles trying stunts etc, or go on a 'rampage' shooting random people then this is still just as easy to do as in any previous GTA game, and to drive from one side of the map to the other is an incredibly long drive so I would like to reiterate that the map is massive, yet easy to navigate around. There are countless places to do stunts and as per any GTA game, the entire environment feels fully interactive. Your player feels truly free.I can't recommend this game highly enough. I think it is a vastly underrated a game and in online multiplayer, it is one of the best games available on the xbox. It should be ranked up there with the very best multiplayer games-COD, Red Dead, COH2 etc.Overall I think this is a fantastic game well worth the advertised price.
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7.7.2011

If you've already played through last year's Grand Theft Auto IV, you have a pretty good idea of what to expect in Episodes from Liberty City. The included episodes--The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony--take place concurrently with the original game's storyline, and while each introduces a handful of new features, the core gameplay remains largely unchanged. The option to purchase these episodes together as a stand-alone product is awesome if you enjoyed GTAIV but have since parted with your copy, and even if you passed on original protagonist Niko Bellic's adventure completely, there's no reason you can't have a great time with new boys Johnny Klebitz and Luis Lopez. With that said,you'll definitely get more from these episodes if you played GTAIV beforehand, because nods and winks to that game are scattered liberally throughout.Johnny Klebitz doesn't like limo drivers in The Lost and Damned.For the same reason, you'd do well to hold off on playing The Ballad of Gay Tony until after you've beaten or at least spent a good amount of time with The Lost and Damned, which was first released as DLC some eight months earlier. In that episode, you assume the role of Johnny Klebitz--a high-ranking member of the Lost biker gang who regularly disagrees with its trigger-happy leader, Billy Grey. Klebitz, who isn't a particularly likable protagonist, sees no need for the gang to go to war with rivals The Angels of Death, but anytime the two gangs clash, you end up doing most of the killing anyway. New weapons added to the existing GTAIV arsenal in The Lost and Damned include a grenade launcher, pipe bombs, and shotguns, which come in both sawed-off and assault flavors. These weapons are very much in keeping with both the episode's subject matter and its gameplay, and since Klebitz spends so much time riding motorcycles, you can use some of them while in the saddle--which wasn't possible in GTAIV.Another neat feature introduced in The Lost and Damned, which also made it into The Ballad of Gay Tony, is a mission checkpoint system. Some of the missions take a long time to beat, and a good number of them involve riding or driving to locations that might be a good distance away before the action really gets under way. In GTAIV it could be frustrating to fail these missions, because doing so meant restarting them from the beginning, but the checkpoint system addresses that problem by giving you the option to restart from the last checkpoint that you made it through successfully. Unlike the more inventive and varied missions in The Ballad of Gay Tony, the missions in The Lost and Damned rarely deviate from the original GTAIV formula. You get to ride alongside your gang brothers occasionally, and you can call for backup from them during certain missions, but playing as Klebitz feels a lot like playing as Bellic for the most part.If you've played through a good portion of GTAIV, it should come as no surprise that Klebitz's and Bellic's paths cross occasionally. Sometimes it's as subtle as the pair simply having a mutual acquaintance, but in one mission the two characters briefly work alongside each other, and if you remember said mission from the original game, you'll get a real kick out of seeing the events unfold from a second perspective.Read full review...
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31.10.2009

I actually downloaded the Episodes as and when they came out, but it's the same content, and awesome it is! It is also very much an ADULT title, and I can't stress this enough. Especially The Ballad Of Gay Tony....that 18 certificate is truly there for a reason. Besides, younger people would just not understand the story, or the humour!The Lost and Damned is an excellent new angle on life in Liberty City. It's all about the bikes and the metal. If you're not into thrash metal, don't worry, it can be avoided most of the time, but it's very much a part of the 'feel' of the episode.....one of grit, and grime and general dirty work.Packed with new bikes, plus some new cars, and an arsenal of heavy weaponry,TLaD is also brilliantly written, with a story that's as fun, entertaining and exciting as the Niko Bellic story of GTAIV. The missions and story carefully intertwine TLaD with that original Niko Bellic story, so if you played GTAIV (and paid attention) then there will be plenty of people and events that you recognise, without any of them actually being direct ports/repeats from the parent game.The immersive single-player game of TLaD would be enough to make it worth the £ alone, with the addition of new activities like Gang Wars and Bike Races, but the multiplayer is just as good, so there's plenty to keep you going.As if that wasn't enough (which it is), there's also the 3rd 'episode' - The Ballad Of Gay Tony. To my amazement, it is even better than the first 2 episodes. It is a rich and fast-paced world of money, girls, drugs and high society, with addictive new luxury cars, bikes, boats and armaments. There's also the addition of military-grade helicopters, with the Minigun-toting, rocket-firing "Buzzard" being the most indulgently brutal form of transport since the "Hunter" in GTA San Andreas.TBoGT is wonderfully written, with a story and voice-acting that puts many movies to shame. Again, there's new activites, like Drug Wars, Club Management, Dancing and Drinking Games, plus some new random characters to meet. It's humourous and intelligent and highly addictive, and there's plenty of stuff to keep you going, which, again, includes great multiplayer content.Rockstar really know how to do it. Nobody else has ever crafted a title that is as complete as the GTAIV series. The quality of writing and design and production is second to none, so I can't rate it highly enough.
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24.7.2010

I had rented this game as I was dubious whether it lives up to it's reputation, GTA IV was a big letdown for me in terms of story, drive there, drive here, kill him, kill them etc etc. Went on for hours, just mindless driving from A to B with a relatively confusing plot to accompany the lame driving about, the characters were empty and only a few stood out for me personally, Roman and Irish, that was about it.The episodes however, do live up to their reputation TLAD was an alright add on and at first it was relatively stale, there were little mishaps in graphics that were clearly evident but could easily be forgiven for being so small. As I have said the start was slow but the story slowly continues to grow including more and more characters,you even meet some of the other characters from GTA IV and the Ballad of Gay Tony, same for the Ballad, you see the bikers and Niko etc. Some of the missions overlap and you end up seeing each other as well, making you laugh at the little references that have occurred in the past if you have finished both the GTA IV and the Lost and Damned. The bikes were relatively fun but what really bugged me was the fact that default radio station every time I got into a car was thrash metal, I love rock but thrash metal is not my sort of thing - if there is a way to set a different default station it would make life a whole lot easier, unless of course you like that sort of thing.Anyway, the Ballad has a unique story with interesting twists, the dialogues are funny and often engaging, making you watch the cut scenes most of the time. The addition of different weapons into the mix makes the game more exciting and a tad bit varied to its predecessors, if you did not like GTA IV for being too funless and just soulless in general you might like this, in this instalment you are able to Parachute as well as drive an APC and I am only a third into the Ballad whereas I have finished TLaD. Overall if you have enjoyed GTA IV you will definitely enjoy this if you hated GTA IV avoid with passion but if you were neutral on the subject of GTA ie - it was alright, nothing special you might find these episodes a refreshing and interesting aspect.At least worth a rental, I would give this game a 9/10, ditching a 1 as the long driving around is still present in some aspects of the game, just get taxi to speed things up a bit.
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13.8.2010

People at work kept on telling me, that as I love driving games and action games, that I would like this just as much.But, procrastinating as I do, I kept ignoring their advice. That was, until last week when I thought, I'm not playing anything else on my XBox, I'll give it a go.All I can say is, I absolutely love this game even though, I am only playing "The Lost and Damned" game at present.Most reviews have said that; "TLaD" was ok but the other game is better. If that's the case, I'm in for a good time.The quality of graphics is fantastic. The reality of riding motorbikes and driving other vehicles is excellent.The game itself is brilliant,esecially when Jim is put back in jail and you become the group President and have to complete tasks.Putting the tasks aside. You can create your own fun by stealing Police Cars and watch other traffic move over when you put on your lights and siren. Have a Police chase when you steal an Ambulance or Fire Truck and watch everyone die, when you create a traffic jam and your vehicle explodes - Such a buzz and yes, I'm sick but if that's the way the game has been written, why not? : ) or, Ramp jumping your motorbike across a 350ft wide river is cool, especially if you land the other side : )You can steal other peoples bikes, cars, trucks. Basically, if it's drivable, you can steal it.You can visit "men only" clubs and get a private room where you can have your own personal lap dance. WARNING! Do not get out your cell phone and attempt to take pictures of the lap-dancing girls. Why? Try it and find out lol.There is just so much you can do in this TLaD game, that I have only completed 55% as I keep wondering off and doing my own thing.Two things:1, I don't know how to view the photo's I have taken with my cell phone.2, You're in your "Safehouse" and you accidentally nudge a group member and yet, they turn around and beat the crap out of you. As group President, I don't think that should really happen. Still, you can just reload the game from your last save point and save paying the in-game health bill.All-in-all, a fantastic game with endless hours of your own fun and doing the in-game tasks if you wish.
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20.5.2010

I bought episodes of liberty city because I loved GTA: IV and since this was sort of like what you could call an add on.The game features Lost and The Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony, I wasn't quite sure how it would work with IV but as you start the games it gives an intro of how you have seen the main characters of each game, I won't ruin how.Graphics of both games are amazing, they aren't as long as IV but you can tell with the graphics, sound and story play the makers - Rockstar, have put a lot of effort and time into the games.They are both rated 18 you understand why because of some of the sexual content in both games are not for younger players.Lost and The DamnedNot my favourite of the two but it was still good to play,it is about Johnny Klebitz a biker one of the members of "The Lost". New weapons are in this game that you didn't get in IV and newer music of course it being a biker game it is metal. Game play wasn't as interesting as it could have been nor where the characters although I did like the main. In this game you work alongside Niko in a few missions. Side missions are to do with the biker theme.The Ballad of Gay TonyMy favourite one, you play as Luis Lopez who is the assistant to Tony Prince who is Gay Tony who runs a nightlife empire. I found the storyline much more interesting to play, characters more interesting and would play again.Again there are new weapons different from both, new cars and music. You feature more characters but most you have already seen in the original game. In this one you work more against Niko than with him. Side missions are nightlife theme.Over all I enjoyed this game and if you enjoyed the previous game I would definitely recommend you buy this. Graphics, sound and story were done brilliant.
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21.2.2011

It's a good game but not something I'd recommend to anyone below the age if 18 due to some of the content i.e. drug use, minor sexual scenes and killing indiscriminately, the story lines aren't to bad they can't be enjoyed but the only real addition to the expansion is some new weapons otherwise it basically is just GTA 4 re-released, graphics wise it is solid and very well presented especially if you own a HDMI TV but is just as acceptable on the older style TV's just with less shine to it, the sound quality is pretty good to with a variety of amusing radio shows with some characters on them people will recognize from older GTA series, the size of the city and car variety is also a plus to with hours of exploration if you wish to do so,giving you a break from the missions that being said I do feel a lot of the free flowing fun has been lost from GTA San Andreas, it may make for a more realistic game but people buy GTA to escape the limits of what real life only allows us the capability of so Rockstar do lose some respect from me at least, bring back the variety of aircraft and maybe add a new element like be able to make your own character from the start but with a preset voice actor/actress for cut scenes ala Mass Effect style and also include an option to build your own custom vehicle from the ground up literally using different car parts rather than just using a base model and Rockstar would be onto a winner, but that is for the company to amend in a later series hopefully.Read full review...
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22.8.2011

After playing 'Grand Theft Auto IV' I was recommended 'Episodes from Liberty City' by Amazon. The map is the same used on the previous game which some people will find disappointing but the two games in one both excel themselves with clever, entertaining and prolonged story lines that constantly intertwine with the story from GTA IV. 'The Lost and Damned' and 'The Ballad of Gay Tony' both offer brilliant entertainment that gives fresh energy and life to an old map that many GTA fans will be aware of. The fact that there are two games on one disk offers fantastic value for money.I loved the way in which both Luiz Lopez's (Ballad of Gay Tony) and Johnny Klebitz's (Lost and Damned)stories are on collision course with Niko Bellic's who is the protagonist in GTA IV. They are the minor characters in his story, and 'Episodes from Liberty City' gives the player the opportunity to see his impact on their lives in their respective games.There are a variety of new weapons, new cars and new side missions that prolong the game even longer. The interaction with minor characters on the streets has improved which makes the game even more interesting.In conclusion I would highly recommend this game as it offers great value for money, an array of new exciting equipment and a compelling follow up to GTA IV which I thought could not be outdone!
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24.6.2012

Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City is a great game. It contains the DLC packs for GTA IV in one disc, along with three exclusive radio stations. In TLAD, you take on the role of the Vice President of a biker gang, Johnny Klebitz. You do many gang wars against another biker gang in the missions as well as other criminal activities such as an attempted drug deal gone wrong and a kidnapping. Overall the missions are great and almost never repetitive. This game also lets you do more activities and has more vehicles/weapons than in GTA IV. There's also lots of new music to listen to as well, which is mostly awesome as long as you keep away from the heavy metal rock station LCHC. However,the fun that you get from this game doesn't come close to the tons of hours you'll waste in TBOGT. This time you take on the role of Luis Lopez, assistant of Tony Prince in managing two popular nightclubs. You take on many extremely fun over the top missions from stealing a subway train to blowing up a crane, train and plane. There are also excellent new cars and epic weapons. It is full of hilarious characters, great nightlife (dancing in nightclubs), awesome disco music and finally sticky bombs.Certainly buy this game as soon as you can
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31.12.2009

To start off, I'm just going to say one thing about this game - brilliant! The storyline of both The Lost And Damned and The Ballad Of Gay Tony is excellent. The graphics in both are great. The feel of the game is great! Episodes From Liberty City is set in exactly the same Liberty City as GTA IV, and in many ways, these games resemble GTA IV, because they started off as DLC for GTA IV. The similarities between the games aren't a bad thing, saying they're similar is a compliment because GTA IV was a fantastic game. But Episodes From Liberty City offers so much more than GTA IV. You can experience new characters, new stories, and new places (such as The Lost Clubhouse in TLAD and Maisonette 9 and Hercules in TBOGT).In one word, these games are fantastic!!! The attention to detail is superb and if even if you're someone who'll skip the story missions and just drive around and cause chaos, these games are for you. I would recommend playing GTA IV before this though, as lots of little hints and references to GTA IV are in this game. But, this is an absolutely brilliant game - 5 out of 5!
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18.2.2010

Both DLC episodes on one disc mean a double trip to liberty city. The lost and the dambed (TLATD) see you in the boots of lost biker gang Vice president Johnny, its a return to gritty paces adventure with and emphasis on bikes and gang warfare. The balad of Gay tTony (TBOGT) see you as Louis, bodygaurd and bussiness partner of Gay Tony trying to help him return to the top. TBOGT is a return to San Andrea's mad cap styles with bombastic mission and characters, a welcome relief after the main campaign and TLATD, with a particuly briiliant part played by comedian Ohmid Digilli as Yusseff, the persian playboy.After so many years the world is looking a bit drap, character models look a bit blocky and there's noticiable pop-in,even when installed to harddrive, with no new radio stations or tracks car journeys will begin to grate, but new weapons, especially the auto shotgun with explosive shells, will not dissapoint. For this bargin price theres no reason not to retread the mean streets of Liberty.
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4.3.2013

After completeing the main GTA IV(4) campaign this is a great addition with two smaller campaigns.1.)The lost and damned, be a biker of the tough lost biker gang.Fight back to the top of the gangs of Liberty city!-additional motorcycles and weapons(not available in gta 4 campaign)with more mini games and side missions.2.)The Ballad Of Gay Tony,play as gay tony's right hand man disposing of his underground empire of black market goods and misdeeds as he rolls high on his night club empire.-LOADS MORE guns and sports cars(much better)-and again more mini games and side missions-Parachutes!Personally The Ballad of Gay Tony is better with loads more extras and the online is better than TLAD and IV.overall worth the cash and cheaper than buying it on xbox,not to mention it includes a big pull out map(poster of hot chick on other side) and cool manual with all the songs of each radio staion listed)Read full review...
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27.11.2010

One word for the newest chapter's in GTA IV !AWESOME!. To anyone who has rated below a 4 star because of the grainy visual's you are all very very stupid. If you do not how to change the grain effect in the display settings then you do not deserve to play the game. To all of you who are reading this review take my word, theese two new episodes are a great edition to gta iv, both have a great storyline with two new character's also with the GTA madness at every turning corner. Theese new episodes provide alot more features such as the returning parachute and a all new helicopter with rockets and 50.cal mini gun's. All in all theese new chapters will keep you entertained for insane amount of hours,with their online multiplayer free roaming and all new fairly long story lines.Trust me pick up this game you will not be disapointed 9/10(ALL I DREAM OF NOW IS GTA SAN ANDREAS WITH THE GTA IV ENGINE) :D HAPPY DAYS!
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