Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, originally released for the XBox 360 in two Downloadable installments, then released for a disc for the XBox, people with PlayStation 3 consoles have been waiting for well over a year for this game to come and the hype has followed respectively.

2 new protagonists and games; more on-lin capabilities; more action during story mode; new weapons

less online modes; shorter story lines; no able to backtrack play on-line

If you think GTA IV was superb then you are in for a ride. Not only does this expansion pack surpass its predecessor in every area with new weapons such as a sawed-off shotgun with enough power to set a car on fire , new vehicles like a small attack helicopter that can shoot missiles as well as an...

The Lost and the Damned drags you down to Liberty City's seedy underbelly and then The Ballad of Gay Tony recolors the world with flash and style. It's a great compilation, and the additions to both the narrative and the mechanics do well to compliment the aging Grand Theft Auto IV.

well, first of all... this is a must have for any GTA fan. The added weapons, cars, and cross over storylines are a refreshing addition. Everyone knows the good points of this game, so i'll mention some bad / annoying things to look out for:

It is an excellent game to play I Love blowing people up and getting the money it is such a fun game to play

Wow this game is one of the best GTA games made. Only second to San Andreas. It gives a complete back drop to GTA 5.

Pro of this game. -New radio and music.I love Electro Choc FM! -New storyline -More thing to do -More new stuff -In TBOGT graphic and map change is best -Harder cops Cons of this game.

perfect.

Some of the other negative points we noticed were the side missions and activities. As previously mentioned, arm wrestling in The Lost and the Damned is pretty lame. In the same way, managing the club in The Ballad of Gay Tony is only fun the first time you do it.

Returning to Liberty City with 20 hours of new content; Witnessing how all the stories interwine; The online component in The Lost and the Damned

The game engine is noticeably showing its age; Various graphical issues

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...