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Its not rockstars fault, thats your problem noob!ģ1.25 FPS full everything, 20% cpu usage According to builtin benchmarking application. Overall Review: Don't rate this game low because you have a piece of junk computer. YOU DONT have to sign up to play the game single player. The social life thing is kind of annoying. People need to get over it and stop crying like babies because things are only 98% perfect. I can't say if its the game or ATI drivers, possibly both but they aren't really noticeable. There is a dark shadow under the car at night. Highly detailed world and very nice special effects! WELL worth 46 dollars!Ĭons: Few very slight graphics glitches. Very nice physics and character animations. Pros: Stable, Better graphics than Xbox 360 version, 32 player multilayer support. I also can play either with my ideazon keyboard or my x360 controller.
This game looks sweet at those resolutions. I would though go with a 4870/4890 2gb card or GTX 275 1792mb or GTX 285 2gb if you are 1920 X 1080. Overall Review: You do not need an I7 or an AMD 965 to play this game. The AMD system is in fact faster on the Nvida online 3dmark which made nio sense at all. A Q9650 with gtx 295, and evga board 790 ultra with ddr3. The system was nearly 40% less than the Nvidia system I built for my youngest son. I had no bugs using an ATI 4890 2gb car with amd 965 and 8 gb of ocz amd edition on a MSI 790FX GD70 board. I did not like the interuptions by side missions when being on a different mission. The game is great for the most part.Ĭons: Cannot do add ons like my x360. The 2gb matters the crossfire a waste of $249. So went further and got 2 Saphire 2gb 4890 for crossfire. He was using a 4870 2gb with max viewing. When I saw it on my oldest son's PC for $27 I had to have it. Pros: I have both the x360 and pc version. Gameplay - Historically GTA games have focused heavily on mission-based play, requiring successful completion of fixed tasks in order for players to progress through theĪdditional Information Date First Available No longer simply moving cardboard cutouts, these NPCs are intelligent, modern, human representations that laugh, cry, eat, drink, use cell phones and As, and talking amongst themselves regardless of Niko's interaction with them. In addition, pedestrians in GTA IV are much more realistic. Players can expect visible detail down to the weeds growing in the cracks in the sidewalk, cars and buildings of visibly different ages and a much greater level if verticality in the buildings and bridges that they are able to explore as Niko moves through the city streets. Game Environments - Based on several of the boroughs of New York City and parts of New Jersey, Liberty City, familiar to players of previous games in the series, has been entirely redesigned for GTA IV.
But as time goes on Niko comes into his own, and his experience on the wrong side of the tracks proves more valuable than he could have ever imagined as he fights for survival and later supremacy on the crime ridden streets of Liberty City. Because Roman is the only person Niko knows in Liberty City he begrudgingly accepts his role as Roman's protector despite the deception. Unfortunately, Niko's search for the American Dream and a much needed fresh start, hits an immediate snag when the rags to riches story Roman spun to pique Niko's interest is exposed as not only a complete fabrication, but a ploy to enlist Niko's well-known skills as a tough guy against the ample list of enemies clamoring for Roman's debt-ridden blood. The Plot - Grand Theft Auto IV is a brand new adventure in the GTA universe following the experiences of Nikolai Niko Bellic, a new immigrant from an undisclosed eastern European country whose troubled past and the persuasion of his cousin Roman have brought him to the fictional Liberty City.
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