Grand Theft Auto IV

banhammer's Grand Theft Auto IV (Xbox 360) review

Great, but not Amazing

Dont you just love GTA?  Everyone does but how good is GTA 4? 
Once you boot up the game you  play as Niko Belic an immigrant who just got off the boat to liberty city.
Right after that your cousin Roman Comes to pick you up in a crappy car.
once you get to his place you find out that he lied about his wealth and you have to do chores for him.
the controls are pretty good, but the movement feels heavy same with the cars.
and this game is really realistic , but a little too realistic.
This game is great and i recommend you buy it 

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