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On this day in 2008, Rockstar released one of the most well-received GTA games to date. That would be Grand Theft Auto IV. A darker and grittier entry to the GTA series, it was announced in 2006 at E3, with a trailer coming in March of the following year, revealing what Niko Bellic was searching for in Liberty City… Perhaps
@Flat12Gallery has acquired what is the most expensive item on any Rockstar Games collector’s wishlist, the Banshee! This was spotted by GTASeries and their eagle eyes for rare collection items. Watch the walk around below:
Our community produces hundreds of screenshots from Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto V, and although some are downright awful once in a while something great pops up that might as well be framed and displayed in your living room or gaming office. The staff will try and pick up our favourites and curated them weekly, enjoy our
Created by user vergessene at the forums, this tribute makes good use of converted assets to re-create thatForza vibe in the world of Grand Theft Auto IV. The race track has been converted by user iryu and in the video there is many vehicles created by several other community users.
Rockstar have just announced that GTA IV is indeed heading to Xbox One with backwards compatibility, and it’s already available! The Complete Edition, which includes the base game and the Episodes, is available to digitally download from the Xbox Store, or you can simply insert your old Xbox 360 disc to play. Even your original game saves can be transferred through the
Seems like everyone’s forgotten about GTA IV. Watch his dramatic reaction to last week’s GTA V gameplay video: Related Link: GTAForums.com – Niko’s Dramatic Reaction
While we know through Game Informer’s preview that GTAIV’s main character Niko Bellic won’t be making an appearance in GTAV, Rockstar Games aficionado and CGI expert JANTSUU went to work to give us a realistic (and humorous) take on what it may look like if Niko, along with the two other main characters from GTAIV’s episodes, appeared in the game. Watch on
IGN have posted the second part of their huge feature which began on Saturday, which looks at the making of Grand Theft Auto IV. This time it’s 9 pages long, and they talk to Dan Houser and Aaron Garbut about various aspects of the gameplay including multiplayer and downloadable content. Be sure to check it out along with the 5 new screenshots they have
Approximately two months ago, I pitched an idea to the rest of the staff here at GTANet: we should make a podcast. It took a few weeks to get underway, but we finally got around to recording our first episode. (It was crap.) So we gave it another try… and it was better. Now we’re going even further with the third
According to MCV, Grand Theft Auto IV has been rated 18 in the UK by the British Board of Film Classification. If the report is true, it would come as no real surprise, as all of the previous Grand Theft Auto games were rated 18. Confirmation is expected to appear shortly on the BBFC website. Link: MCV.co.uk (thanks to devil_spawn666 for the info.)
