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Anti-Hero: Niko is something of a IV with shades of a V.Niko flat-out confesses to being a murderer on a date, and she blames society for it and continues the date.

Averted with Kiki, who is not Amoral, just blindingly ignorant.

Amoral Attorney: Niko must kill one of these by forging a resume to get an interview.

Brucie's older brother Mori spent time in Israel, serving in the Army ( allegedly). Not that heavily hinted at, but come on.the guy's freakin' last name is Kibbutz. Conventional wisdom would dictate that the Mafia would never let a woman into the organization, let alone allow her to become the boss of one of the Five Families.

Aluminum Christmas Trees: In the police database, there is a woman named Mary Valvona listed as the head of the Pavano crime family.

Liberty City looks nothing like it did in Grand Theft Auto III and none of the events of the previous three games are mentioned, but GTA Radio and the accompanying internet and TV shows make numerous references to the popular culture in the first three games. If you have tropes for those games, put them on their respective pages. They have their own pages, and are as follows.

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PlayStation 3 and PC owners could rejoice as these previously exclusive expansions came out for their formats in April, 2010. The first of the two was released in March, while the second one was released at the end of October. Of course, this was a major flashpoint in the Console Wars. There's even a simple open sandbox mode so you can run around Liberty City doing whatever you want with your friends or complete strangers.īefore the game's release, Rockstar signed a $50 million deal with Microsoft to produce two downloadable expansion packs exclusively for the Xbox 360 in 2009. A number of game modes are offered, including classic deathmatch and team deathmatch along with team-based co-op missions. One of the biggest changes, if not the biggest and most important change, from previous installments is IV's ability to take advantage of the Internet connectivity that virtually all next-gen consoles have built in. Anyway, the game certainly takes advantage of the new hardware (whichever hardware that may be) to the fullest - character models are much more detailed and animated along with just about everything else. It was also, thanks to a famous slip-up by Sony over renewing their previous contract with Rockstar for exclusive publishing rights, the first entry to get a simultaneous Multi Platform release, as well as the first to have downloadable content (timed exclusive to the 360 version - Microsoft made out like a bandit, they did).

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Grand Theft Auto IV is the fourth full installment of the Grand Theft Auto series and the first one to appear on a "Next Gen" console.