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April 2008
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The editors liked
Upgraded graphics may be subtle in places
But theyre very impressive
Better mechanics for gun play and fighting
Easier to get around Liberty City
Huge amount of content and side missions
Amazing cut scenes and vocal work
A story with better char...
Game setting is richer than ever. New multimedia features including in-game Internet
E-mail and cable TV. Clever missions.
Amazing writing
Incredibly detailed world
Memorable characters
Gorgeous visuals
Impressive sound
Intense combat
Excellent multiplayer.
Superb characterdriven story
Liberty City really does feel alive
Multiplayer modes that let 16 players go wild across the entire city
Genuinely funny radio and TV shows
Comedy acts
And character dialogue
Controls are much improved over previous game...
Amazingly detailed game world
Great sense of humor
Wonderful cast of characters
A ton of stuff to do and see
Multiplayer is a blast
Great game play
Great narrative story
Great mechanics
Great online
Long game play length
Great city details and nearly bug-free.
Liberty City is a living and breathing city
Carrying unprecedented immersion
Taxis to ride to any point of interest along with the mission retry feature
Masterfully written script featuring fantastic characters and plenty of good humor
16 player on...
The editors didn't like
The phone can be very hard to read at times
The camera could use work when driving
The frame rate is hard to get used to
And is often low
Sixaxis controls are weak
And will likely be turned off by most players
The missions can be repetitive at ti...
Missing some of the zanier toys from "San Andreas."
Occasional graphical glitches
Combat can be troublesome in confined spaces
Not for the easily offended.
Occasional problems with friendly AI
Some minor visual quirks.
Some popin and framerate issues
Driving controls take some getting used to.
Idering that players aren’t likely to see sixty percent of this city
If taking the time to explore every ally way
Subway tunnel or bridge over pass you’ll be amazed by the attention to detail Rockstar has put in
Making this Liberty City fee...
Driving controls have a steep learning curve
No mission checkpoints can be frustrating
Some AI issues during escort missions
Unstable framerate when things get chaotic
Lack of a variety of features that were included in previous GTAs.
Its the best GTA ever, in all ways. If you thought the other GTA titles were impressive, just wait until you get your hands on GTA IV. Were serious. In terms of city size, gameplay mechanics, mission types, narrative story and user empowerment, GTA I...
There arent many things wrong with the game. But if we had to nitpick, the story gets weighed down at points by the introduction of too many characters. You practically need a program to keep track of whos who and whats what. The trademark "GTA glit...
Everything, but more specifically, the attention to detail. Has to be played to be believed. This game is history in the making and it is simply impossible to adequately describe every amazing attribute.
Close-quarter combat is clumsy. Would have been nice to have seen a PC version at launch. Neither of these detract from what is a simply mind-blowing game that will thrill for many years to come.
Abstract: When Grand Theft Auto III was released all the way back in 2001, it changed the way that the world saw video games. It offered a simulated microcosm of life, a parody of American culture, which could be explored and exploited on the whims of the player...
Abstract: In GTA IV you take the role of Nico Bellic – an ex Balcan soldier intent on making a decent life for himself in the US of A after things go a little wrong for him back home. He comes over to meet his cousin Roman who is supposedly doing really well for...
Abstract: A grand game in so many respects, and an absolute must for every X360 owner (unless youre offended by the adult themes, naturally). Rockstar - Grand Theft Auto IV price Buy Grand Theft Auto IV securely online at a bargain price £49.99 inc. VAT Review...
To this day, Grand Theft Auto seems almost like a serendipitous fluke to me, a fascinating but improbable tale of two incredibly ambitious brothers almost stumbling into their third-in-sequence megahit by tapping a niche freeform legacy reaching back ...
Looks the bollocks, Can tailor the experience to suit your own needs, A living, breathing city where almost anything can and probably will happen, Do all those things that youre not supposed to do
Handtohand combat feels clunky, Poor brakes on cars
Grand Theft Auto IV PCIn Stock: £24.99 (RRP £34.99) The scenario I’ve just relayed to you is just 10 minutes in the life of the main character and a mere snippet of the whole Grand Theft Auto IV experience. The story of GTA IV follows Niko, a Bosnia...
Sumptuous graphics, Niko truly feels like a real character, so much to do and see
It ends, eventually, it will devour your life in one great chunk, you’ll want to use all your years holidays at once
Buy it. Play it. Experience it. The hype has all been true. Grand Theft Auto IV is the single best game currently available on this generation of consoles
Co-op modes tend to loose their appeal pretty soon, Rough around the edges
After years of wishing and waiting, GTA fans finally have multiplayer injected into their beloved franchise with Grand Theft Auto IV. It’s not quite in the same league as a Call of Duty 4, but it’s still an awesome addition to this series...
