The first piece of downloadable content (DLC) for GTA 4 launches tomorrow. If you haven’t already got the skinny on GTA 4: Lost and Damned, we’ve got every reason you could possibly need for plonking down the required 1600 Microsoft Points. Read them all after the jump!
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It seems that reports of the death of PC gaming have been much exaggerated. The Xbox 360 and PS3 editions may have touched down first, but the GTA 4 on PC looks set to be the definitive version of Rockstar’s free-roaming barnstormer. And it’s out next week…
Now that GTA: Chinatown Wars is out of the bag it’s time for more unruly kids to blame their outpourings of rage on the franchise. That’s what one teen did after deciding to barbecue some cars.
Grand Theft Auto IV is not the only game to be banned from Thailand. Now five more have bitten the dust following a crackdown on violent titles. But which ones?
The first downloadable content for GTA 4 will add a whopping 15 hours of gameplay to the title when it’s released in November.
There have been rumours that bonus content for GTA 4 will be delayed until 2009, but now Microsoft says that’s not the case, pledging to release the first downloadable content in the Autumn.
As if pulling Grand Theft Auto IV from Thai shelves wasn’t overreacting, the Thai Ministry of Health has drawn up a shortlist of the ten most dangerous games.