Grand Theft Auto IV’s second episode of downloadable content is on its way, Rockstar Games have confirmed. And the company have promised details on the downloadable expansion for Microsoft’s Xbox 360 console “soon”.
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Grand Theft Auto 5 will release “between November 1, 2009 and October 31, 2010″ Michael Pachter, analyst at Wedbush Morgan, has predicted. Pachter said there was a “reasonable expectation” of such a move on the part of Rockstar Games and its parent company Take-Two Interactive. The analyst went on to estimate current sales figures for the Microsoft Xbox 360 downloadable add-on for Grand Theft Auto 4, The Lost And Damned. Pachter estimates The Lost And Damned to have already sold more than one million copies.
Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost And Damned, the new GTA download expansion pack for the Microsoft Xbox 360 has set a world record for downloaded content.
Grand Theft Auto The Lost And Damned, GTA IV’s brand new download add-on, a tale of biker gangs warring on the streets of Liberty City, may have been getting rave reviews, but in Europe it has also been causing consternation.
We don’t know about you but we’re itching to hit the mean streets of Liberty City again when the first installment of GTA IV downloadable content comes to the Xbox 360. And now we know how much it’s going to “carjack” out of our wallet.
If a listing on a major US retailer’s website is right, then upcoming Microsoft Xbox 360 downloadable expansion for Grand Theft Auto IV, The Lost And Damned, will be available not just as a straight download from Xbox Live, but also in boxed retail format too.
USA Today, the American newspaper, has the first details of the long-awaited downloadable content for Grand Theft Auto IV on the Microsoft Xbox 360. The expansion pack, named “Lost And Damned” is set to focus on a new character, Johnny Klebitz, part of The Lost biker gang – already seen in GTA IV.
A translation of a Spanish-language games magazine appears to show that Rockstar’s Nintendo DS Grand Theft Auto game – Chinatown Wars – will be almost as large in scale as Grand Theft Auto IV.