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GTA 4: The Lost and Damned Hands-On

Post by Steve Farrelly @ 01:39pm 27/01/09 | 5 Comments

The first of a planned series of episodic updates from Grand Theft Auto 4 is upon us. GTA 4: The Lost and Damned, sees you taking on the role of Johnny Kebitz, Vice President of the biker gang, The Lost.

Riding with your team, causing havoc and looking like one seriously tough SOB are all in a day's work for a member of The Lost. But when you're also watching your back every five minutes and are never truly sure who your friends and foes are, well it just makes for some good old GTA-style story-telling (with plenty of underworld goings on and big explosions, to boot!).

We went hands-on with the update, so hit this link for our full thoughts. You can also check out our GTA IV review here, and game page here with screens and info.

Tags: grand theft auto 4 / dlc

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trog
Posted 03:36pm 27/1/09

Mid-mission markers sounds vaguely cool. I have to say though I'd like to have seen these in the original game (or even better the ability to save at any time). Towards the end of the original game when I was getting bored I very nearly lost the interest to retry missions if I failed them the first time and being able to resume from any point would have made it much more bearable.

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