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    Nice to see so many PS3 people

    Maybe one could pass time while watching this one

    https://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/f-mov...vid-qim-291290
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    I think i need to buy console soon, comp isn`t just good enough anymore for playing
    Many games does not get PC version, or it will come out a lot later then console versions

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    Looks like R* don't like the guys over there and just sent them some rubbish cause it is definitively not looking good. It is a couple of other pictures (earlier pics) too where it looks like van Gogh vent crazy with the brush.

    The water painting effect is still pretty cool though.

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    There is spoliers in here kind of...(Review from OPM)
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    and more from GTAForums (MORE FROM THE REVIEW by OPM)
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    Also here is the London TV Advert that aired recently



    ^ billboards in Queens, New York
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    Quote Originally Posted by polemic View Post
    I think i need to buy console soon, comp isn`t just good enough anymore for playing
    Many games does not get PC version, or it will come out a lot later then console versions
    And I usually find the ports to be crappy.

    Would be cool with GTA IV on PC with a bunch of mods. I think R* would make it good/better since they always think about quality one way or another.

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    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/

    It's Open

    Of course, to call games as vastly ambitious as Vice City or San Andreas mere ‘expansion packs’ seems childish, but nevertheless, the downloadable content (DLC) coming for the Xbox 360 version of IV has repositioned those games in just this way. DLC so far has meant the odd new car, jumper of bit of horse armour, but GTA IV is set to completely redefine the idea with expansions that are to GTA IV what Vice City or San Andreas were GTA III. Yes, Rockstar is clearly hinting at new downloadable cities; and the chances of them being London, Vice City or SA again are slim to none. So that’s new as in brand new. GTA IV’s Liberty City is the beginning. Think about that and be excited.
    http://news.filefront.com/gta-iv-dlc-will-be-how-big/
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    Say so long to those delay rumors. While word has yet to come on whether Take-Two will accede to Electronic Arts' $2 billion acquisition offer, one scenario that will not occur is analysts' speculated delay of Grand Theft Auto IV.
    During Take-Two's shareholders' meeting today, the publisher said that GTAIV has gone gold. The game is "in production and in trucks en route to retailers," proclaimed Take-Two CEO Ben Feder. Rated M for Mature, GTAIV will be released on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on April 29.
    Though it won't be released for another 12 days, industry watchers have already projected a massive debut from the next installment in Rockstar North's prized franchise. Last October, Janco Partner's Mike Hickey projected global opening-week sales of more than 9.5 million, with 5.8 million units turning up in US consumers' hands alone. Earlier this week, Variety reported that sources within Take-Two fully expect the game to sell some 6 million units in its opening week, generating revenue in excess of $400 million.
    http://www.gamespot.com/news/6189477...s&subj=6189477


    THERES MORE



    Yesterday saw the opening of pre-registration for the Rockstar Social Club, and despite some technical issues, the launch was mostly a success; thousands of gamers quickly swooped in to secure their Social Club membership within less than an hour of the Social Club going live. Also occuring yesterday was Take Two's annual (albeit brief) shareholders meeting, in which an announcement from Take Two confirmed that Grand Theft Auto IV has "gone gold" with production in full swing.
    Today also has its fair share of GTA IV perks. Lazlow Jones -- a lead writer, radio host, and long-time fan favourite who has been responsible for much of the dialogue and content found within most Grand Theft Auto titles -- appeared on the Opie and Anthony show earlier today to discuss his role in the development of Grand Theft Auto IV. While he touches on much of what we already know, he also goes into more detail on subjects that haven't received as much blatant coverage (including the downloadable content for Xbox and Rockstar North's inevitable "one month vacation" after GTA IV's release).
    Here's a summary of some of the info that Lazlow covered on the show:

    • There are over 100 radio commercials in the game.
    • Announcements on the subway system will randomly alert you of spontaneous police harassment, security checks and searches.
    • The faux-beer brand "Piswasser" takes a jab at Budweiser, including a radio commercial sung by Anthony himself.
    • GTA IV's in-game internet is ridiculously extensive, featuring spoofs of liberal and conservative news sources with coverage of your in-game antics, as well as spoofs popular blogs and websites (craigslist, for example). Irritating pop-up banner ads also make an appearance.
    • Niko can hook up with a wide range of girls via dating websites.
    • Injuries mean much more in GTA IV. When Niko gets shot in the leg, for example, he'll begin to bleed and limp.
    • Recording sessions for dialogue and in-game audio went on for ten hours a day, five days a week. The entire process took weeks to finish.
    • Rockstar employees have been working overtime and well into the weekends to complete the game.
    • Between the Xbox 360 version of the game and the PS3 version, Lazlow admits that he prefers the 360 version thanks to the downloadable content; new missions, new characters, new comedy, etc.

    If you want to listen to the show, a couple of clips from the Lazlow interview have been posted on YouTube (Part 1, Part 2). The full episode is also available through Audible.com for $2.50 USD. Thanks to Planet Grand Theft Auto for the heads up (and subsequently "Vanilla Shake" for sending in a synopsis of the interview). You can, as always, discuss this latest news on our forum.
    To add to this influx of good news, we've also added four new(-ish) screenshots to our gallery. Don't be surprised if these images seem familiar; you may have spotted low-res versions of these images in recent print publications.
    http://www.gta4.net/news/index.php

    (also 4 new screens from here)
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    The movies that we watch, the games that we play... they just wouldn't be the same if it wasn't for the audio. The Grand Theft Auto series is no exception; the ambiance of the city is as important to Grand Theft Auto as the Imperial March is to Star Wars. GTA IV aims to maintain this healthy balance of audio and visual, and on that note, I'm happy to say that GamesRadar has just recently posted a multi-page Audio Q&A for Grand Theft Auto IV.
    The Q&A includes Matthew Smith, Craig Conner and Will Morton, all of whom are senior employees with the Rockstar North audio team. Some quotes that we found particularly interesting:

    • "Stand in the street and you’ll hear three different radio stations at any one time coming from passing vehicles, all sounding appropriately tinny or boomy, depending on the type of vehicle and whether its doors are open, its windows broken, etc."
    • "It was our aim that you could place the player in a random position on the map, shut your eyes and listen, and be able to tell where you are, and what time of day it is, and I think we’ve achieved that pretty well."
    • "For multiplayer, we balance [the sound of gunfire] so that guns only really sound dangerously beefy when they’re at a distance you can be hit from, so it’s intuitive what’s threatening and what’s someone else’s private war."
    • "It’s difficult to quantify how many speaking parts there are, but at our last count there were over 740 unique voices in the game. There are over 80,000 individual lines of dialogue, more than 7000 of which are Niko’s lines. If you were to listen to each line back to back, it would take over 29 hours. Also, these figures don’t take the radio, TV, and mo-capped cut-scene dialogue into consideration."
    • "We also decided to make the pedestrian dialogue more realistic in GTA4. As an example, peds in previous games would walk around and randomly chat to themselves if they weren’t doing much else. In real life, people (generally!) don’t go around talking to themselves, so we dropped this behavior from GTA4. However, we realized that the random chat of old GTA games was a good way for the player to pick-up on what sort of personality a ped has, so we created the cell-phone conversations in GTA4 as one realistic way of portraying personality."

    The Q&A also includes a handful of new screenshots (which should be enough to satisfy those of you who don't like to read). As always, you can talk about this latest bit of GTA IV info on our forums.
    Related Link: GTA IV Audio Q&A at GamesRadar
    Last edited by asmithz; 04-19-2008 at 03:22 AM.

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    German magazine Games Aktuell is the latest magazine to review Grand Theft Auto IV. Here is their verdict:

    • Graphics: 9/10
      The gigantic size of the city makes you forget the few graphical imperfections of the game.
    • Sound: 10/10
      Best GTA soundtrack ever, and probably the most compelling feature in the game.
    • Controls: 8/10
      Far from perfect but a big step from the previous GTA games.
    • Multiplayer: 9/10
      Great concept and innovative integration with the single-player mode.
    • Gameplay: 10/10
      We can't score it 11/10...
    • Conclusion:
      GTA4 is by far the best action game ever created.
    (UPDATE) This review is based on earlier preview sessions at R*. It's not based on the final retail version of the game. It still contains the review screenshots however (the same ones featured in OXM/OPM)]

    http://www.gta4.net/news/4076/games-aktuell-review/

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