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05-06-2008, 08:17 PM
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Re: GTA IV: It's Magically Delicious
Well, basically we were just rampaging and we got to teh point where we used a cheat to spawn a helicopter. I then got he bright idea to see if we could fly up and towards the Chrystler building, but then bail out right before and try to sent NB crashing into the needle that sits atop the building. Its was really hard and we came close, so close that our shadow would appear on the needle and we sailed past. Finally after many trys i managed to hit it dead on, so worth it.
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05-06-2008, 11:30 PM
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GTA IV took the #1 spot on Xbox Live activity the very week it came out. Ahead of CoD4 and Halo 3.
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05-06-2008, 11:52 PM
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No surprise there. Everytime I went on Live about 80% of my friends were playing it
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05-07-2008, 03:34 AM
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Re: GTA IV: It's Magically Delicious
I still think IGN prematurely blew their wad by giving GTA IV a 10/10. But, considering that I probably spent a solid 3-4 years playing Grand Theft Auto 3/Vice City/San Andreas on and off, the GTA series definitely gets a 10/10 for replay value and addicting gameplay. I'm conflicted, I really want to play GTA IV, but I don't want a PS3 or a 360  .
I'm hoping that they announce that it is coming out for PC at some point...
...otherwise I might just break down and buy a 360. But I kind of want a Wii.
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05-07-2008, 08:07 AM
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Re: GTA IV: It's Magically Delicious
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I still think IGN prematurely blew their wad by giving GTA IV a 10/10. But, considering that I probably spent a solid 3-4 years playing Grand Theft Auto 3/Vice City/San Andreas on and off, the GTA series definitely gets a 10/10 for replay value and addicting gameplay. I'm conflicted, I really want to play GTA IV, but I don't want a PS3 or a 360  .
I'm hoping that they announce that it is coming out for PC at some point...
...otherwise I might just break down and buy a 360. But I kind of want a Wii.
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Wii60 all the way!
Though I thought I saw rumblings of a PC version of this game.
To the BaB cave!
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05-07-2008, 10:19 PM
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05-07-2008, 10:24 PM
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Re: GTA IV: It's Magically Delicious
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I don't think this is the place for it, but really if had to have a combination of consoles this gen, I think ps3/360 would be the worst IMO.
Anyhow, GTA is the ultimate jack of all trade games. It does a lot of stuff but none of it better than another games IMO.
I mean even for its genre, I think Saints Row does elements better than GTA does.
But it is a really fun game and Brucie reminds me too much of a friend of mine. Even though to the hyperness during his juicing phases.
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05-07-2008, 08:10 AM
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Devourer of Worlds
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I'm updating my score to a 9.4. The game is just progressing so nicely, and finally GTA has a main character worth playing and not just another mindless stereotype. You can really see Nico turning back to his old ways as the story moves forward.
Also, now that I've had morte time to play, I find the combat controls much more satisfying... with guns. Fist fighting is still a bit of a mess staggering from responsive controls to "are you ever going to throw that punch?", but at least you get to curb stomp
But what has truly shocked and awed me is the rediculous detail in this game. Just getting a cab ride and looking out the window is amazing and driving on the highway system can be breathtaking. It feels and looks real. But much of that "realness" dosn't come from beauty, but detail of ugliness... the garbage, the stripped cars and rusted drums, the well placed graffiti, and the people:
I was taking a cab ride and suddenly we stopped. The reason? Two NPC's got in a fender bender ahead of us and were in a fist fight. Normally I would just hit the "A" button and fast forward, but I found it entertaining. Eventually the cops arrived and chased them both away and we started moving again, but I couldn't believe how well this environment was designed.
I doubt my rating will ever go higher simply because the flaws I've found will not reveal themselves to be better than they are, namely the hand to had combat and main character models that really could have been much better. They honesltly look very last-gen which is a shame because they can be such a contrast when compared to the amazing accomplishment which is Liberty City, and it hurts the game for me because the cutscenes look worse that the gameplay and is breaks my suspension of disbelief. But those are minor compaints overall.
And yes, Brucie is awesome.
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05-07-2008, 02:20 PM
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Or should I say.. smanger
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Really? The characters are a HUGE improvement over last gen. I skipped every single cut scene in previous GTAs because they made my eyes bleed. These ones are decent and I'm going out of my way to watch them now.
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05-07-2008, 05:48 PM
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Devourer of Worlds
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Re: GTA IV: It's Magically Delicious
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Really? The characters are a HUGE improvement over last gen. I skipped every single cut scene in previous GTAs because they made my eyes bleed. These ones are decent and I'm going out of my way to watch them now.
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I can see your point when compared to past GTA games, but when compared to games like GOW or Mass Effect? GTA4's character models are lightyears behind them. And I'm not saying every character needs that level of design, but if your a character that makes a cutscene, the effort should have been put in.
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