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GTA4: The Ballad of Gay Tony Review

Post by Steve Farrelly @ 08:13am 05/11/09 | 4 Comments

The final entrant in the GTA 4 story arc finally hit late last week, and it hasn't disappointed one bit. With an over-the-top story and mission structure, the game offers a more varied and 'fun' approach to events at-hand, while its compelling characters do an amazing job of carrying it all forward.

This is by far the best of all three games, and its main character, Luis Lopez, is the strongest extension to the player, acting as a believable vessel through which Liberty City can be conquered. This review also celebrates the release of Episodes From Liberty City, which features The Ballad of Gay Tony and the Lost and Damned - two games for the price of one at retail.

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Tags: review / the ballad of gay tony / gta 4 / rockstar games

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Anonyname
Posted 11:23am 05/11/09

So how long will it be Xbox exclusive for?

I'm pretty sick of 'exclusives' when the game wasn't built with a single system in mind. If the original GTA4 was available on PS3 and PC, just get the feeling that Microsoft bought their way into this arrangement.

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