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Users share their opinions and experiences on GTA 4, a dark and realistic game with a great story and characters. Some praise the game, some complain about the driving, the atmosphere and the map.
- 15 Police
- 14 Better Friendship Interactions
- 13 Euphoria
- 12 Fist Fights Last Longer
- 11 More Realistic Reactions to Gun Fire
- 10 Drivers Aren’T Out to Get You
- 9 DLC For Single Player
- 8 Car Physics
- 7 Climbing
- 6 Water Physics
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Beyond the mafia, yakuza, ballers and other notorious groups that have graced the GTA series, police are by far the biggest threats especially in Grand Theft Auto V.Just standing in front of an officer for too long in the game will have you profiled pretty damn fast. This is where Grand Theft Auto IV excels. Unless provoked, the boys in blue tend t...
“Niko, it's your cousin Roman! Let's go bowling!” One of the most infamous phrases ever conceived by Rockstar Games, that has become the leading cause of brain aneurysms for many GTA fans. However, though the unrelenting assault from Roman is one of the most annoying aspects of Grand Theft Auto IV, it’s oddly satisfying to hear. The fact that frien...
Speaking of hanging out with friends, one activity in particular is nothing short of a good time. That is heading to the bar and cracking open a cold one with the boys! Getting drunk in Grand Theft Auto IVis one of the most eventful things you will experience in the game. Aside from being a cultural “rite of passage” in friendship, the effects afte...
Starting fist fights with random civilians on the street is one of the most joyful pass times for any Grand Theft Autoplayer. Most gamers anxiously await those moments where an NPC talks slick or looks at us the wrong way. It validates our unreasonable reasoning for them to “catch these hands,” and it feels good. What makes these fights even better...
There are times when a friendly game of “fisticuffs” with a random NPC may get out of hand (in other words you were getting your a** whooped). In those cases, firearms – in the minds of most gamers – are the only option left before they become a chalk line on the pavement. One neat feature that Grand Theft Auto IV possesses, that its successor does...
Even crossing the street in Grand Theft Auto V can be the difference between life and death. Drivers are some of the most blood thirsty NPCs in the series and, if you're not careful, they can ruin a mission, stop an escape or damage your newly painted car from LA Customs (we’ve all felt that feeling of anger and sadness before). Luckily for players...
The Ballad of Gay Tony and The Lost and Damned are regarded as some of the best DLC/ add-ons in GTA history. The storytelling and change of pace from the traditional grungy feel of Liberty City, to the colorful nightclubs and dive biker bars, were simply refreshing. Though Grand Theft Auto Vdefinitely gets its props for their consistent releases of...
The lush and lavish vehicles of Grand Theft Auto V are amazing. Both the stock cars in the single player and the added “drop tops” online never fail to impress and have been compared to games like Forza. Which is saying something. However, Grand Theft Auto IV’shandling takes the cake. The turns and maneuvering alone feel a lot more fluid and true t...
It boggles my brain as to how this oversight in Grand Theft Auto V wasn’t caught ahead of its release, as the act of climbing and jumping in an open world game seem fundamental, next to running and looking left or right. Coming face to face with a wall in Grand Theft Auto IV is nothing more than a minor inconvenience. However, in Grand Theft AutoV,...
The introduction of the open waters of Los Santos most definitely deserves a few hand claps. It almost creates another open world map for gamers to explore, with scuba diving and submarine activities adding extra motivation to discover. It’s inspiring to see so much detail go into a typically ignored section of the game. However, when it comes to p...
A list of reasons why Grand Theft Auto IV is a better game than Grand Theft Auto V, based on features such as police, friendship, euphoria, fist fights, and DLC. The web page argues that GTA IV has more depth, variety, and realism than GTA V in terms of gameplay and story.
Apr 11, 2024 · Fans of the Grand Theft Auto games often hail GTA 4 as the best in the series, and for good reason. It revolutionized how the Grand Theft Auto games are visualized, including the...
- The Perfection of Liberty City. Although Liberty City was originally the setting of Grand Theft Auto III and its PSP spinoff Liberty City Stories, the entire location was drastically reimagined for Nico Bellic's arrival.
- The Series' Best Storyline. For some gamers, the storyline of GTA is an afterthought. Many purchase the game simply to drive recklessly, rob stores, and fight unsuspecting grandmothers casually walking the city streets.
- Realistic Car Physics. The driving of Grand Theft Auto IV has been polarizing since the day it was released in April 2008. Unlike GTA III, Vice City, and San Andreas which all used the same driving mechanics, IV drastically overhauled the entire system and the result was not met with the universal praise Rockstar expected.
- A Challenging Combat System. In addition to overhauling the driving formula, GTA IV also introduced a massive upgrade to the game's shooting mechanics. Instead of simply running in circles while locking onto enemies, players now needed to take cover, strategically choose their targets, and time shots appropriately in order to succeed.
Jan 26, 2022 · GTA 4 received a slew of 10/10 scores from numerous video game websites and won several awards in 2008. It was praised for its worldbuilding, storyline, combat, visuals, and more, but some modern gamers might not agree with its high ranking.
Dec 2, 2008 · A detailed analysis of the PC version of GTA IV, a game that focuses on realism, a more mature sensibility, and bringing GTA into the present day. The review covers the story, gameplay, controls, multiplayer, replay editor, and more.
Apr 29, 2008 · Grand Theft Auto IV is the sex, drugs, and rock and roll of video games. It's a little less brave and intimidating this time around, but it’s also the most refined and polished game in the franchise’s history. This kind of sheen is generally reserved for titles with a much smaller scope. Read More.
