Uh-oh. A lot of gamers are going to be unhappy about this. It seems Grand Theft Auto IV for the PC will be outfitted with DRM, specifically SecuROM, which recently made news just a bit ago when it was discovered it was included in the Spore title.
If you’re a Grand Theft Auto fan, you’ll probably love the fact that the latest installment will be available for the Nintendo DS. And if you’re into the old cel-shaded look of the ’90s, you’re going to love this one.
If you’ve got a teenage girl at home, then chances are you’ve been exposed, at some point, to teen rock idols Aly and AJ. The blonde sisters have their own album, have starred on television programs, and are now releasing their very own guitar controllers.
Grand Theft Auto IV was easily one of the biggest titles to get released on both the Xbox 360 and PS3 this year. Since its release people have been wondering when (yes when, not if) the game would be released for the PC. In a (not so) shocking move, Rockstar has announced the release of the title for the PC.
There’s no doubt that Grand Theft Auto IV is an awesome game. But unfortunately when you leave the house, there’s just no good way to take the fun with you. Now if only there were a portable GTA game that one could play on their DS. Well your wishes have come true, as Rockstar recently announced Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the Nintendo DS.
Hot Coffee. There was a time when that actually brought to mind a cup of Joe. However, since the whole incident with Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, we rather think of the rediculous lawsuit involving a part of the game that isn’t actually playable without a good deal of work. So the final numbers from the suit are in, and you may be surprised at the number of people seeking damages.
It’s not all that uncommon to see a CD that has music from or inspired by a particular movie. It is less common, however to see the same thing based on a video game. Then again most video games don’t have killer soundtracks. Of course that can’t be said about Grand Theft Auto IV, which is why Rockstar is announcing an album based on the game.
Anyone who has picked up the latest GTA might have seen the Statue of Happiness. Many have wondered if it wasn’t created to look like Hillary Clinton, which any gamer knows is no friend to gamers. Due to her effort against violent video games, that is unless you are perfectly content to play slightly less violent games. Which would be absolutely no one who has played GTA.
If you’ve been playing Grand Theft Auto IV, you’ve no doubt noticed the sheer size of Liberty City. It can be rather easy at times to get turned around, especially when driving at reckless speeds. Rockstar was kind enough to include a large map inside your game case, but wouldn’t it be cool if you could check out the city Google Maps style?
Apparently some game called Grand Theft Something-or-Other launched earlier this week. Since people are making such a big deal about it, I figure it’s my duty here at SlashGear to test it out and see what all of the fuss is. Luckily my copy showed up yesterday, so I don’t even need to leave my house, for days.
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