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GTA 4 Review

When we reviewed GTA 4 on Xbox 360 and PS3 earlier this year we made some pretty bold statements. Here's probably the boldest: GTA 4 "has moved video games on to a point that most developers just won't be able to compete with". Looking at it again, a fair few months since we'd driven the streets of Liberty City, that was perhaps overstating things slightly (everyone can get caught up in the moment), but it's still abundantly clear that GTA 4 is a high point in video game history, and just as good on the PC now as it was back in April on console.

Supported Operating Systems:

• Windows Vista (plus Service Pack 1)
• Windows XP (plus Service Pack 3, DirectX 9, Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5)
  windows 7
  windows 8 +
  SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
  Minimum:
  • Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.8Ghz, AMD Athlon X2 64 2.4Ghz
  • Memory: 1.5GB
  • Free Hard Drive Space: 16GB
  • Video Card: 256MB NVidia 7900 / 256MB ATI X1900
  • DirectX 9 compatible Stereo Sound Card
  • Keyboard
  • Mouse

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Recommended:

• Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad 2.4Ghz, AMD Phenom X3 2.1Ghz
• Memory: 2GB (Windows XP) 2.5GB (Windows Vista)
• Free Hard Drive Space: 18GB
• Video Card: 1024mB NVIDIA 8600 or +
• DirectX 9 compatible Surround Sound Card
• Keyboard

• Mouse

Controls next, and here Rockstar has done an excellent job. Mouse and keyboard controls work great for the most part, obviously excelling when it comes to gun-play, but even driving isn't so bad with the WASD keys. It's not completely ideal though, so we'd recommend you have a gamepad plugged in at the same time - preferably the 360 controller that the game recognises automatically. You're able to switch between the two control setups on the fly, so it's perfectly possible to dump the pad when you're done driving, returning to the keyboard and mouse to tackle some goons with your AK-47.
The final tweak of any real significance is the increase in multiplayer numbers from 16 to 32, at least in the Deathmatch, GTA Race and Free modes. It's one of those things that you assume is going to be great, but it's hard to know how much difference it's going to make until you play it for yourself. We're glad to report that it helps and awful lot. While we really like GTA 4 multiplayer on Xbox 360 and PS3, at times the games felt a little empty. On PC, with up to 32 players running around and driving cars, the game feels more alive. If you're after the best multiplayer version of GTA 4, the PC game wins hands DOWN

Main characters

The protagonist Niko Bellic with the main antagonist Dimitri Rascalov at a seaside amusement park.

Main article: List of Grand Theft Auto IV characters
The characters that appear in Grand Theft Auto IV are diverse and relative to the respective boroughs of Liberty City they are based in; belonging to various gangs and ethnic groups. The player controls Niko Bellic, a veteran of the Yugoslav Wars.[24] According to Dan Houser, virtually none of the characters from the previous games would return, as "most of the characters we liked were dead,"[26] further evidenced by in-game graffiti bidding farewell to these characters.[23]
Unlike previous games in the series, the voice actors of Grand Theft Auto IV do not include notable and high-profile celebrities, instead opting for lesser known actors, except for such as Michael Hollick, Jason Zumwalt,Timothy Adams and Coolie Ranx. Katt Williams and Ricky Gervais, one of the more famous cameos that appear, have their likenesses and comedy depicted in an in-game comedy club.[23] Actress/singer Juliette Lewis, meanwhile, provides a radio DJ voiceover as herself. downloads by divyendu......

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