646f9e108c Luis Lopez is the bodyguard and business partner of famous Liberty City nightclub owner Anthony "Gay Tony" Prince. With the drug-addled Tony owing money to the mob and other shady characters, Luis is forced to help his boss and clean up his messes, discovering that the rich life of Liberty City is justdangerousthe tough streets where Luis grew up. The second expansion of Grand Theft Auto IV, this game takes place roughly around the same timeNiko Bellic's journey in Liberty City,wellthe first expansion, "The Lost and Damned."
Years ago I played a top-down view GTA game on my old PC. The graphics were basic and the idea was simple. Years later I picked up GTA4 after it had been out for a while, having not taken part in the other versions since my PC days. I really loved the scale of it and the story and, once my tenth prestige on Modern Warfare 2 was achieved, I picked up a disc with the two downloadable chapters on it. The first of these was good but it had some problems. The base for your character was the island playing the part of New Jersey – a terribly dull and grey place in the game. The gang wars were cool but required biking it for long distances. The Xbox achievement points were mostly down to "finish the game" and not spread out and generally the game seemed to be trying to be gritty and downbeat, while still allowing you to run amuck like in the main game. I liked itan add-on but there were things about it that could have been better.<br/><br/>I almost wish that I had played Lost & Damned when it came out, because then i could convince myself that Rockstar listened to me. Sadly,it was my comments came long after both chapters were released – which is a shame because The Ballad of Gay Tony is a massive improvement and pretty much everything I had pause over in Lost & Damned is addressed in this second download. The home base locations are all on Manhattan and, although you cover all of the boroughs and Jersey, it is great to be mostly around this area. The story is one of club lifestyles, drugs, wealth and excess – we still have junkies but now they are very wealthyopposed to infected and waiting for death like they were in Lost & Damned. The weapons are souped up (AA12 and of course the wonderful sticky bombs), the vehicles are generally better and of course the buzzard and the tank being available makes "messing around" a lot easier and more fun. The parachute was new to me and I did find the base jumping challenges very hard but generally they were fun.<br/><br/>The cage fighting and drug wars are just two other extra things to be done outside of the main story and wisely the game achievement points have been spread across all of these so that they are more than just side activities but necessary to 100% the game. Even the dancing has achievements associated with it – an activity that I hated until I understood the instructions then I loved it – doing the bus stop was great fun. Back to the main story though. As before, it dove-tails into part of GTA4 in regards the theft and repeated theft of the bag of diamonds. This is good stuff and is satisfying to see things come together. The alternative view on Brucie is an example of the story being pretty clever and I did respect it for working with that character a little. Luis is one cool character and I enjoyed playing that role a lot. Of course in terms of characters all come second to the addition of Yusuf Amir, who is hilariously over the top and very well voiced by UK comedian Omid Djalili. His cut scenes are among the best and his missions are generally the most outrageously over the top (stealing a subway train and airlifting it out of the city!!). All of the missions are fun though and most of the cut scenes get the balance right between being entertaining and instructional while not running too long to make you feel like you're not being allowed to play the game! The Ballad of Gay Tony is not only a great downloaded extra, but it is easily a great game if you pick it up for itself. The many little distractions give it life, while the exaggerated action and glitzy characters give the game a real sense of OTT fun that the Lost & Damned didn't manage. Even after all the time I'd spent in Liberty City by the time I started this game, it still managed to be fresh, fun and entertaining.
It seems like fans finally got the explosive ending (I mean that quite literally) they were waiting for in this Grand Theft Amazing of a finale of the fourth series.<br/><br/>Luiz Lopez our final macho-man is it seems the Hugh Hefner of Liberty City - making the last two protagonists look like nuns. He also seems to top them style-wise, issue-wise, weapon-wise and about every other wise you can think of. He is loyal partner / bodyguard to 'Gay' Tony Prince, owner of two glitzy glamorous nightclubs in the otherwise mundane outside world.<br/><br/>Obviously being considered a critically acclaimed game you won't be bouncing every night until 'Story Complete' pops up. Instead expect a damn right brilliant story you can sink your teeth into, full of the usual yet still refreshing and more enjoyable tale of backstabbing, jealousy, Russian rockers and Yusuf Amir. This character has to be given particular praise for his bad dancing to 'Arab Money' and hilarious conversations with Luis, calling him every name under the offensive sun.<br/><br/>Like the two previous mass murdering characters, Luis isn't a cheery fellow (despite being a rampant rabbit) and it's roughly ten minutes before everything goes guns up and he actually has a reason to be unhappy. If Tony isn't calling him for help it's his mum in trouble, if his mum isn't in trouble it's Yusuf wanting to show off his 'bling'. But it seems Rockstar has listened to the fans about returning to it's beloved San Andreas roots and made one the most fun, challenging and volatile GTA's to date.<br/><br/>The parachute is back. Tanks are back. Well I say tanks, I mean a single tank which is the most unstoppable machine on wheels, so unless there is a twenty meter wall of steel or a basket of puppies in your way, it's unlikely nothing except will power is going to stop this bad boy. Weapondary has also seen some relentless improvements suchthe terrorist friendly sticky bombs and a M249 SAW which packs a bigger punch than Rocky.<br/><br/>So, GTA fan or not this is certainly a near perfect DLC the fans, fanboys and fanatics have needed, to break out of the serious side of Liberty City and start diving and gliding out of whatever the hell they want to and enjoy how much fun there is still to found in this timeless series. DLC of the year? Most definitely, there's unlikely to be a more entertaining experience.

Yes, we first meet him when Niko and the McReary brothers rob the bank. He is one of the bystanders who tries to talk the gun club member out of doing something stupid. Later on he helps ambush the diamond sale that Niko and Johnny were in on. He is also there when Niko and Packie hand over Gracie Ancelloti. No, he has female love interests throughout the game. He is simply a platonic friend and business partner of Gay Tony. No, he will get drunk when going to the bar however. These are the games in order by their release dates:<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt0248048/">Grand Theft Auto</a> - (PC - Oct. 1997, PlayStation - May 1998, Gameboy Color - 1999)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt0290637/">Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969</a> - (PlayStation - Apr. 29, 1999, PC - May 25, 1999)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt3205178/">Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961</a> - (PC - Dec. 31, 1999)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt0255202/">Grand Theft Auto 2</a> - (PlayStation - Oct.22, 1999, PC - Oct. 7, 1999, Dreamcast - May 2, 2000, Gameboy Color - Dec. 25, 2000)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt0277723/">Grand Theft Auto III</a> - (PlayStation 2 - Oct. 22, 2001, PC - May 21, 2002, Xbox - Oct. 31, 2003)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt0314123/">Grand Theft Auto: Vice City</a> - (PlayStation 2 - Oct. 29, 2002, PC - May 13, 2003, Xox - Oct. 31, 2003)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt0383385/">Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas</a> - (PlayStation 2 - Oct. 25, 2004, Xbox - Jun. 6, 2005, PC - Jun. 6, 2005, Xbox 360 - Oct. 20, 2008)<br/><br/>Grand Theft Auto Advance - (Gameboy Advance - Oct. 25, 2004)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt0465482/">Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories</a> - (PSP - Oct. 24, 2005, PlayStation 2 - Jun. 6, 2006)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt0815168/">Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories</a> - (PSP - Oct. 30, 2006, PlayStation 2 - Mar. 5, 2007)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt0802999/">Grand Theft Auto IV</a> - (PlayStation 3 & Xbox 360 - Apr. 29, 2008, PC - Dec. 02, 2008)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt1343091/">Grand Theft Auto: The Lost and Damned</a> - (Xbox 360 - Feb. 17, 2009)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt1340777/">Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars</a> - (PSP - Oct. 20, 2009, Nintendo DS - Mar. 17, 2009, iPhone - Jan. 18, 2010)<br/><br/>Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony - (Xbox 360 - Oct. 29, 2009)<br/><br/><a href="/title/tt2103188/">Grand Theft Auto V</a> - (PlayStation 3 & Xbox 360 - Sep. 17, 2013, PlayStation 4 & Xbox One - Nov. 18, 2014, PC - Mar. 24, 2015)<br/><br/>–––––––––––––––––-<br/><br/>Compilations<br/><br/>Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City - (Xbox 360 - Oct. 29, 2009)<br/><br/>––––––––––––––––––<br/><br/>These are the games listed chronologically:<br/><br/>1961 - <a href="/title/tt3205178/">GTA: London, 1961</a><br/><br/>1969 - <a href="/title/tt0290637/">GTA: London, 1969</a><br/><br/>1984 - <a href="/title/tt0815168/">GTA: Vice City Stories</a><br/><br/>1986 - <a href="/title/tt0314123/">GTA: Vice City</a><br/><br/>1992 - <a href="/title/tt0383385/">GTA: San Andreas</a><br/><br/>1997 - <a href="/title/tt0248048/">Grand Theft Auto</a><br/><br/>1998 - <a href="/title/tt0465482/">GTA: Liberty City Stories</a><br/><br/>2000 - GTA Advance<br/><br/>2001 - <a href="/title/tt0277723/">Grand Theft Auto III</a><br/><br/>2008 - <a href="/title/tt0802999/">Grand Theft Auto IV</a> (with <a href="/title/tt1343091/">The Lost and Damned</a> and The Ballad of Gay Tony)<br/><br/>2009 - <a href="/title/tt1340777/">GTA: Chinatown Wars</a><br/><br/>2013 - <a href="/title/tt0255202/">Grand Theft Auto 2</a> and <a href="/title/tt2103188/">Grand Theft Auto V</a><br/><br/>…though "technically" the GTA games are split into separate "series" or maps. With each series being a new start and separate from the previous one.<br/><br/>Each series chronology works thus…<br/><br/>The first:<br/><br/>1961 - <a href="/title/tt3205178/">GTA: London, 1961</a><br/><br/>1969 - <a href="/title/tt0290637/">GTA: London, 1969</a><br/><br/>1997 - <a href="/title/tt0248048/">Grand Theft Auto</a> [ft. the original Liberty City, Vice City and San Andreas]<br/><br/>The second:<br/><br/>2013 - <a href="/title/tt0255202/">Grand Theft Auto 2</a> [ft. the one and only Anywhere City]<br/><br/>The third:<br/><br/>1984 - <a href="/title/tt0815168/">GTA: Vice City Stories</a> [ft. Vice City redux I]<br/><br/>1986 - <a href="/title/tt0314123/">GTA: Vice City</a> [ft. Vice City redux I]<br/><br/>1992 - <a href="/title/tt0383385/">GTA: San Andreas</a> [ft. San Andreas redux I, incl. the original Los Santos]<br/><br/>1998 - <a href="/title/tt0465482/">GTA: Liberty City Stories</a> [ft. Liberty City redux I]<br/><br/>2000 - GTA Advance [ft. Liberty City redux I 2D]<br/><br/>2001 - <a href="/title/tt0277723/">Grand Theft Auto III</a> [ft. Liberty City redux I]<br/><br/>The fourth:<br/><br/>2008 - <a href="/title/tt0802999/">Grand Theft Auto IV</a> (with <a href="/title/tt1343091/">The Lost and Damned</a> and The Ballad of Gay Tony) [ft. Liberty City redux II and the original Alderney]<br/><br/>2009 - <a href="/title/tt1340777/">GTA: Chinatown Wars</a> [ft. Liberty City redux II 2D]<br/><br/>2013 - <a href="/title/tt2103188/">Grand Theft Auto V</a> [ft. Los Santos redux I and the original Blaine County] From <a href="/title/tt0802999/">IV</a> or <a href="/title/tt1343091/">The Lost and Damned</a>:<br/><br/>General:<br/><br/><ul><li>Most Wanted, Vigilante or selling vehicles. Instead there is money to be gained and firefights to be experienced from Drug Wars events which can be replayed.</li></ul><br/><br/>Services:<br/><br/><ul><li>Loyal taxi (like Roman Bellic's). The regular taxi is still available.</li></ul><br/><br/><ul><li>Car bomb (like Packie McReary's friendship benefit).</li></ul><br/><br/><ul><li>Helicopter transport (like Brucie Kibbutz's friendship benefit).</li></ul><br/><br/><ul><li>Health boost (like Carmen Ortiz's friendship benefit). Instead there are "booty call" acquaintances who actually have to be visited and can only be visited while the protagonist is not on a mission.</li></ul><br/><br/><ul><li>Wanted level removal (like Kiki Jenkins' or Francis McReary's). Interestingly wanted levels never rise above two stars during Drug Wars missions.</li></ul><br/><br/><ul><li>Job request. Instead all jobs are started by the protagonist visiting specific locations at certain time frames or by being called by a non-player character.</li></ul><br/><br/><ul><li>Race request. Instead a different portion at a time of replayable triathlons can be started at will by the protagonist visiting sites that are indexed with icons on the map when not on a mission.</li></ul><br/><br/>Activities:<br/><br/><ul><li>Hi-Lo or Arm Wrestling. Instead there are Dancing, Cage Fight, Golf, Triathlon and Base Jumping but not only thosebowling, darts and 8-ball return from IV while air hockey returns from The Lost. (However, the icon for bowling does not appear on the map, and the protagonist cannot play it with his friends.)</li></ul><br/><br/><ul><li>Stand-up comedy or Cabaret acts.</li></ul>
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