Take-Two Interactive Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City (Xbox 360)

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:91

Uk has collected 34 expert reviews for Take-Two Interactive Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City (Xbox 360) and the average expert rating is 91 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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atomicmpc.com.au

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:92

Liberty City. It's arguably one of gamings most complete creations, a fully-realised fictitious American city that takes a bit of LA, a bit of New York, a bit of Chicago, and many other great American landmarks, and mooches them together to create a na...

A worthy chapter in Liberty City’s history...

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tweaktown.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:87

When Microsoft and Rockstar announced a joint partnership to have exclusive DLC content, the internet basically exploded. The most anticipated game in many years was going platform exclusive, to a degree. And considering that platform was not Playst...

When Microsoft and Rockstar announced a joint partnership to have exclusive DLC content, the internet basically exploded. The most anticipated game in many years was going platform exclusive, to a degree. And considering that platform was not Playst...

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goodgearguide.com.au

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:85

Social watchdogs take note: The scum of Liberty City are back in business with a sideline in bullets, bloodshed and very bad behaviour. Cop-killing is mandatory, murder and mayhem rule the streets and prostitution is just one car beep away. In other words, it’s good to be back in town!Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City is a double-dose of Rockstar candy; combining the outlaw biker saga The Lost and Damned with the all-new The Ballad of Gay Tony. The two tales entwine loosely with ea...

Two games in one, mission checkpoints, fun new mini-games, it’s GTA!...
Same old graphics and controls, Johnny Klebitz is a bit of a mongrel...
The Grand Theft Auto series is back in the driver’s seat, delivering one of the funniest, bloodiest and just plain badass games this side of GTA III. Accept no substitutes!...

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stuff.co.nz

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:90

It's been a few months now since The Lost and Damned graced our consoles and got us all stuck back into GTA IV. Finally, after much anticipation, the second piece of episodic content has arrived in the form of The Ballad of Gay Tony. Conveniently, bot...

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gameplanet.co.nz

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:90

A whole new storyline packs a massive punch and is excellent value for money! It seems that Rockstar keep surprising us and perfecting their art...

Best storyline so far. Great new activities including BASE jumping. Multiplayer refinements and additions. Overall additions.
PS3 and PC owners are really missing out. You might already have traded in your GTA IV, but even this isn't really a problem as the Episodes pack is standalone and features both expansions without the requirement for the original GTA IV.

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gadgetguy.com.au

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:70

Episodes From Liberty City is a 'standalone' game release in the universe, meaning you don't have to own the original Grand Theft Auto IV game to play - this will work right out of the box, providing you with both the new content 'add-on' s to p...

impulsegamer.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:92

The Lost and Damned & The Ballad of Gay TonyIt's amazing how the journey of Grand Theft Auto (GTA) has unravelled in the world of gaming and what began as top view game is now a fully fledged 3D world that is a true sandbox experience for the 21st cent...

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gamesradar.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:100

It’s strange to think that, as of this writing, Grand Theft Auto IV is more than a year and a half old. It’s even stranger to think that the story it began is finally complete, with the two downloadable episodes – The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of...

Two complete, kickass GTA adventures on one disc, Injects Liberty City with tons of new activities, Midmission checkpoints are a huge improvement...
No extras on the disc, Lost and Damned's bleakness verges on depressing, PS3 and PC owners still left out in the cold...

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HEXUS.net

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2016-12-30 00:27:07

Average rating:90

Contrary to the media fervour, and contrary to my own expectations, I wasn’t blown away by GTA IV. Technically it was a stunning achievement – with more depth than any game I’d played before –but to my surprise, the content was a real letdown. Beyond t...

All of these additions make the DLC more enjoyable than GTA IV to play, with less irritation and more freedom to do as you wish, and much more interesting protagonists. Despite Johnny’s “nasty piece of work” character, it’s hard not to empathise with h...

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blogcritics.org

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:100

To say that developer Rockstar Games has carved its place in the gaming landscape is a gross understatement. With a string of critically acclaimed, and financially successful, games; tons of media coverage; and a franchise that’s a household name, Rock...

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gaming-age.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:77

Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty Cities combines both the of GTA IV's expansions into one disc, primarily for players that prefer to have some type of physical media over a digital download for whatever reason. There's not much draw to owning a...

Gamingnexus.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:96

I didn't know what to expect when Rockstar Games announced their intent to support Grand Theft Auto IV with two robust expansion packs. Perhaps I'm just cynical, but I didn't know if I should expect a huge adventure, a couple new missions or, worst of...

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gamezone.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:95

Simply put, Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City is one of the most impressive bundles to hit the Xbox 360. You simply can’t beat two very different and amazing stories that, packed together, make for a deeply rewarding gaming experience. Even...

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atomicgamer.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:90

It's been a year and a half since Rockstar Games unleashed Grand Theft Auto IV on the world, and since then we've seen two downloadable "episodes" released. Each take place in the same exquisitely detailed Liberty City, the same as in GTAIV, and it's...

gamervision.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:90

Rockstar hasn't let gamers down with their promise of supporting Grand Theft Auto IV with downloadable content. Last generation, although it eventually made its way onto other systems, Grand Theft Auto meant PlayStation. When it was announced that the...

gamersdailynews.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:90

Important Note: This review is for the stand-alone retail disc release, which includes both "The Lost and Damned" and "The Ballad of Gay Tony." This disc doesn’t require the original Grand Theft Auto IV. The XBLA releases however do need the original g...

ign.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:92

While it was big news that Rockstar was bringing GTA IV to Xbox 360 at the same time it hit PS3, the bigger story was the promise of two exclusive downloadable episodes. Rockstar has now delivered on that promise with the The Lost and Damned and The Ba...

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ztgamerdomain.com

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2016-11-15 02:42:35

Average rating:95

The Republican Space Rangers return to action!Grand Theft Auto IV continues to thrive even over a year after its initial release. This is thanks mostly to the release of the expansion episodes for the game. We reviewed the previous outing, The Lost and...

Two great games, One low price, Doesn't require GTA IV disc, Excellent narrative...
idering you can now even play it without owning the original game is just another bonus, but it would have been nice for an install option to keep from having to swap discs between all three games. If you have missed out on either of these exceptional exp...

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