I received this game a few days ago as a Christmas present and was extremely amazed by the quality if the graphics and the options the game has verse previous Grand Theft Auto titles.

Short. Like the Episodes themselves, I will strive to keep this brief, as I have already done a review for GTA IV, and these are simply extraneous downloadable packs for that title. As a result of this, I will focus mostly on comparing and contrasting the two titles.

It's strange to think that, as of this writing, Grand Theft Auto IV is more than a year and a half old. It's even stranger to think tha...

Two complete; kickass GTA adventures on one disc; Injects Liberty City with tons of new activities; Mid-mission checkpoints are a huge improvement

No extras on the disc; Lost and Damned's bleakness verges on depressing; PS3 and PC owners still left out in the cold

Microsoft paid $50 million for the first 2 episodic contents to be exclusive to the Xbox 360. After paying that kind of money everyone thought that it would be an exclusive deal forever. A year later it turns out that it was a timed deal and being released on PS3 and PC after all.

on my at the time newly acquired PS2 console, I immediately fell in love with Rockstar (North), the "bad-boy"-developer of the video games industry. While I'll be honest here and admit that it was the revelation of the stunningly unique open-world gameplay at the time, and not so much their wicked...

Episodes from Liberty City is well worth the price and having the added bonus of Vice City FM on the disc version, what are you waiting for?

Do you like Grand Theft Auto IV ? Is your only next-gen console a PlayStation 3? If your answer to both questions is "yes," you should already own Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City . If you don't, you'd better be dirt poor.

All the fun of Lost and the Damned and the Ballad of Gay Tony on one disc. The DLC has finally come to the PS3 and if you happen to be one of the people who sold their copy of GTA4 after finishing Nico's story then you are in for a treat as this game is STAND ALONE. You need no GTA4 disc to play.

This game, being the next GTA title on the PS3/Xbox 360 after GTA 4, had a lot to live up to. GTA 4 was a fantastic game, and this, was just as good, if not better than it. There is two games on one disc, The Lost And Damned and The Ballad Of Gay Tony.

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