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Grand Theft Auto IV – The Legacy Review
Obsessively detailed and impressively timeless, GTA IV is the prototype for modern Grand Theft Auto.
After eighteen years of jaggedy bowling, a new mod bestows GTA 4 with DLSS and FSR support
Rockstar’s modding guidelines, recently updated in advance of GTA 6, say much about how you can’t dream up unofficial story missions, or give the upcoming instalment a cheeky unofficial PC port. But they don’t say a goddamn thing about crowbarring DLSS, DLAA, and FSR into 2008’s Grand Theft Auto IV, which is exactly what ChunkLeChuck’s DLSS IV mod has gone and done.
GTA 4 Was the Xbox 360’s ‘We Mean Business’ Moment Against the PS3
I’d argue that GTA 4’s simultaneous release on Xbox 360 and subsequent exclusive DLC might’ve been where the Xbox brand peaked from a cultural perspective. You had to have an Xbox 360 – if not for the killer lineup of games it already had, then for the exclusive GTA 4 expansions. It was right up there with the release of Halo 3 in 2007. In fact, Fall of 2007 – which saw the release of Halo 3, Mass Effect, BioShock, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Rock Band, and Assassin’s Creed – through GTA 4’s
This gorgeous and ambitious Grand Theft Auto 4 total conversion swaps Liberty City for a Fargo-style slice of rural Wisconsin, featuring backroads and a pizza delivery job gone wrong
Shot to the Heartland.
I went back to Grand Theft Auto 4 for a Call of Duty zombie mod mash up and came away wondering how the heck I got this old
New York state of (losing my) mind.
That Early Build of GTA 4 Found on an Xbox 360 Dev Kit didn't Last Long
An early build of GTA 4 has been taken offline by what appears to be a DMCA notice.
GTA IV Beta Leak Reveals Huge Amount of Cut Content, Including Zombies and Scrapped Radio Stations
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Early Never-Seen-Before GTA 4 Build Leaks Online After Gamer Discovers Abandoned Xbox 360 Dev Kit
A trip to a Scottish second-hand flea market has resulted in a stunning discovery: a 360 dev kit previously owned by Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games complete with an early beta build of GTA 4.
'Found It For £5' - GTA IV Xbox 360 Dev Kit Discovered In Edinburgh With Unseen Beta Content
The most unlikely of finds at a car boot sale. You don't hear something like this every day! The GTA 4 community has been buzzing this weekend with the discovery of an unseen beta for the game, and it originates from the most unlikely of places - a car boot sale in Edinburgh. Yes, someone took to the GTA Forums the other day to reveal how they'd paid just £5 for the Xbox 360 development kit with a "Rockstar North" label attached to it, and they found beta content for GTA IV inside of it. Read th
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I Hope GTA 6 Borrows a Lot From GTA 4
I've been playing Grand Theft Auto 4 for the first time since 2008, and there's a lot in it that I hope Rockstar borrows for GTA 6.
Feature: PS3 Emulation On PS5 Tested: Killzone, MotorStorm, GTA4 and Many, Many More
RPCS3 running via Linux reveals why the "Triple" is so hard to emulate. What's up with the lack of PlayStation 3 emulation on PS5? While Microsoft has delivered Xbox 360 emulation for both Xbox One and Series consoles, Sony has yet to deliver emulated games from "the Triple" on its latest console - but now, thanks to the recent release of Linux on PlayStation 5, we can find out why. RPCS3 is by far the most advanced PS3 emulator around (years in the making!) and it runs just fine on PS5. How we