Games Review: Grand Theft Auto IV
PC, Rockstar, £34.99
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Your support makes all the difference.A hot contender for the best game of the year, the fourth instalment of the GTA series has finally been released for the PC.
There isn’t anything massively different on offer here, but there are a few changes to check out. Controls work well on the PC, but if you prefer to play with a console controller, you can plug in an Xbox 360 joypad and play that way, and you can also create your own in-game movies. You’ll need to set yourself up with a free Games for Windows account and one for the Rockstar Social Club for multiplayer; annoying, but categorically worth the effort.
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