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Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City (Xbox 360) Description

Grand Theft Auto IV might have delivered a huge great slice of entertainment with its 30-odd hours of gameplay and substantial multiplayer mode, but some gamers were left wanting more. To help those guys out, Rockstar has put the two pieces of Xbox 360 exclusive DLC - The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony - into one handy, disc-based (and still exclusive) package. In The Lost and Damned, players assume the role of Johnny Klebitz, a member of the titular Lost Motorcycle Club as he is thrown in the middle of rival gang warfare, initiated by his trigger-happy club leader. The episode focuses on The Lost’s side of Liberty City, intertwining with events in the main GTA IV game. There are a good six hours or so of single-player mode to be had, along with a raft of multiplayer options (all of which, appropriately, feature bikes). The final chapter in the GTA IV saga, The Ballad of Gay Tony, looks to not only create a closure point that helps round off all the dark corners of Liberty City, but also reclaim some of the more light-hearted insane moments from the likes of San Andreas. Centring on the nightlife of Algonquin, the character you take control of in this episode is Louis Lopez, a chap who had nothing to live for until taken under the wing of the ‘Queen of Nightlife’, Tony Prince (aka Gay Tony). Louis is so grateful that he has become Tony’s go-to guy for any work that needs doing. Such work begins to intensify soon into the story, as you discover that the nightclub owner has run into some trouble, owing debts to gangsters and watching his back for rivals who want to surpass him. Although Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City is technically an expansion of GTA IV, it doesn't require the original game to play, so anyone with an Xbox 360 can have a go.
Publisher: Rockstar   Platform: Xbox 360   Category: Compilation  
Players: 1-16   Release Date: 29 Oct 2009   PEGI Rating: PEGI Rated 18+  

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Reviewed by: tidyspidey
When GTA IV came out, an awful lot of places rated it 10/10 - essentially, a perfect rating... and this doesn't get handed out easily. Well me, and countless other avid gamers, didn't think 10/10 was deserved... GTA IV was an amazing experience, but it was far from perfect. Even with the addition of the Lost & Damned, it was still missing the perfect mark. Now that we have The Ballad of Gay Tony episode though, I think we can finally say that GTA IV deserved it's 10/10 rating. What the Gay Tony episode does to GTA IV, is add pretty much everything you thought was missing from the main release, and then mix it up with some truly awesome missions and set pieces. Not only do you get additional vehicles and weapons - you'll also get your hands on the parachute pack that made the San Andreas game so darn good. Whilst there are still no aircraft other than helicopters in the HD GTA game and episodes, this is expected, as Rockstar need somewhere to go with the fully expected full-release sequel. Whether this will be GTA V or just something along the lines of Vice City like we got after GTA III is unclear, but regardless, I suspect they're saving airplanes for that game. I can't knock them for not being in this current game or episode, because it's just such unending fun you won't care. The additional vehicles and cars in Gay Tony are very welcome indeed. They're not just pointless updates - there's the uber-powerful new explosive shotgun for starters, and there are some great new sports cars making getting round the city more fan than ever. There's also a couple of new helicopters, which when teamed with the parachute and a new, higher ceiling for the sky programmed into the game, makes for some real fun moments falling through the sky. The story in Gay Tony is also a real highlight - I mean, this is an expansion pack, not a full game, and I've clocked in 12 hours already on it(!) That's more than many full games that are twice the price of this.... Then you've also got the Lost and Damned story too if you haven't already played it on the download content... all in all, I reckon you've got 20+ hours at LEAST of gameplay from these two expansions, which for £25 AND the fact that you don't even have to buy the original to play them, it has to be the deal of the decade in gaming. Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony are two extremely welcome additions to the GTA IV fold. Anyone who likes GTA, even if you somehow didn't like the original GTA IV, you should give this a look... I think the additional weapons and vehicles add up to so much more mayhem, that you may feel that Gay Tony was the GTA IV we all wanted in the first place. This has to be my own personal game of the year, even though the main game was released in 2008.
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