Grand Theft Auto IV (PS3)

It is first class quality

Fine

Graphics is totally crap if u are used to gta5. Don't go for it unless ur collector otherwise it sucks

So boring. Don't even bother wasting your time on this one. Pure trash.

Très bon jeu

My expectations were blown out of the water for such a cheap price and only good condition. The game was practically untouched. Arrived a week early no complaints perfect everything.

No issues at all

Ok

Probably the game i've personally played the most on PS3, even excluding any DLC. I prefer the gameplay and control scheme to that of GTAV and if i want to show off GTA to a friend i will still take a taxi ride across the city and show them a stand up show. I freaking LOVE this game. And Pre-Ordered the collectors edition. With the exception of the original GTA on PC (becuse i was 13), and GTAV i bought every GTA to date on or by the first christmas it was out. Having lost/lent my copy of GTA:SA shortly after getting my PS3 I was eager to try GTA on the NEXT Gen, much as in the same way GTAIII(3) excited me with new stuff in a NYC inspired setting. I was not disappointed, but was somewhat baffled by the seemingly more realistic and gritty departure from the comparative cartoon feel of previose games, the glitz and colour of the last two instalments completely gone. The new, more precise control scheme felt complimentary to the more realistic physics and vehicle damage. A lot of the game is a cover based shooter, but the control scheme is tight and responsive on both xbox260 and ps3. a lot of objects are destructible, some are bafflingly not, and on exploration i have found a lot of buildings, like apartments not used in story mode can be entered. Despite the comparative graphic limitations of IV(4) the city (Liberty City) and universe feels a lot more fleshed out and there's just feel like more polish and detail, despite it's largely dingy New York Inspired setting, everything from the, NPC interactions with taxi drivers, the voice on certain cars satnavs, the ability to take guided tours, more dining options, dating, better music (personal opinion), more perks from friends/lovers; all feel like they're building on the social aspects of GTA:SA [San Andreas] yes it felt like they'd taken a lot of stuff OUT from GTA:SA, i.e. nearly all the stuff that was customisable in GTA:SA from the custom vehicles, build and appearance of the characters etc. was completely stripped out, but I again, subjectively, feel that because Niko was more of a complete character than CJ making more than an aesthetic change to the character was not necessary, and some friends never bothered changing Nikos outfit if not required for a mission. TBH most of the customisable stuff reappears in GTAV, but again is more limited in single player and the options in multiplayer remained locked to rank and require grinding to unlock. GTA IV is a more open ended story with branching decisions than any GTA prior or to date. The online was incredibly limited but was released early in the lifecycle of the PS3, so it's forgivable. Long after completing the story mode in all the variances, both before and after the introduction of trophies. We created a timed challenge in single player, and have spent countless hours taking it in turns; trying to find the quickest way to visit, and swap vehicles at every safe house while maintaining at least a 3 star wanted level. I ordered this for a friend who was off sick, and recovering from surgery, i thought i'd ordered him GTA5, but i clearly suck at roman numerals. He also enjoyed it. But when i did get him GTAV: HE found the more realistic physics in 4 to be trickier to handle, and found the controls etc in GTAV a lot more accessible to someone who's never played any GTA before.