GTA IV

GTA hör hemma på PS och ingen annan stans. Xbox ägarna ska bara vara lyckliga för att dom ens fått spelet till Xbox

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microsoft kan inte göra stabila grejer tycker jag

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Ny information saxad från gtanytt.se!

Därför att jag aldrig i hela mitt liv skulle köpa en skräp xbox,verkar ju bara gå sönder hela tiden.
har haft min ps2 sen den kom ut,inte ett fel på den samma med ps1 innan dess samt dreamcast...
microsoft kan inte göra stabila grejer tycker jag

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Ny information saxad från gtanytt.se!

Lite mer utförlgt på orginal sidan.

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Redigerat av Onk, 11 July 2007 - 13:56.

Och...det är ju 3 års garanti :-)

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- Star Junction is the GTA name for Times Square

- Little Jacob is a Caribbean arms dealer and an associate of Niko Bellic that helps him get armed with weaponry.

- Niko will have the ability to hail a taxi in the game.

- A place called Rotterdam Hill is mentioned in the preview.

- The trip skip feature can be used here to skip the long cab ride to the location.

- A law film called Goldberg, Ligner and Shyster is in the game.

- Niko enters an internet cafe and uploads his CV (curriculum vitæ), also known as a résumé, to get an interview with and to kill Goldberg. Niko goes to the Tw@ Cafe, a place that was originally in GTA III. The magazine says that "GTA IV's web is accessible from any computer in the game, and provides a hub for all sorts of interactivity within Liberty City. The extent of GTA IV's World Wide Web use is still being kept under wraps, but we're promised that it's huge, and very, very important."

- Niko receives a phone call after he sends his CV.

- A place called Castle Gardens is where Niko goes to see a person named McReary. The place is a "coast-side hangout overlooking The Statue of Happiness."

- Niko knows about where a man he has to kill is standing, but in order to make sure, he calls the man and sees who gets a phone out. He identifies the person and kills him.

- In terms of wanted level and police artificial intelligence, "any crime you commit will give you a wanted level." However, "instead of the cops just screaming to your position, the star rating you're 'awarded' translates to a visible search area on the radar. If you manage to escape the circular search area then your wanted level will flash and disappear. If you're spotted, though, the center of the circle changes to your position, and you have to start again."

- "In GTA IV, every single street is named (as opposed to just the districts), and the police use this information to track down criminals. If you're spotted on Star Junction in a Comet, for example, you'll hear it on the police radio. Escape the police's line of sight, however, and the ball's suddenly in your court."

- A store called Perseus is a new clothing retailer in the GTA world that, in the preview, sold Niko a suit and shoes.

The mobile phone can be used to gain weapons. In the demo that GamesTM saw, Niko calls his associate Little Jacob, who is a caribbean arms dealer. No more Ammu-Nation it seems. After a brief chat with Jacob, he tells Niko to meet him in an alleyway in Rotterdam Hill, where he purchases the weapons from him.

Niko can use taxis to get around (presumably he can use the phone to call a taxi). The police are much more vigilant in GTA IV, and sometimes it is less hassle using a taxi than jacking someone's car. The trip-skip option is available for convenience.

In the demo, Niko recieves a call concerning "shady lawyer" Goldberg, of Goldberg, Ligner & Shyster (GLS). Niko can use the internet in GTA4. He heads over to an internet café called the "Tw@ Café," and hops onto a PC before surfing. He uploads his CV to the GLS website so he can get an interview - before killing Goldberg. He receives a phonecall confirming the time of his interview. The web is available from any computer in the game, and provides a hub for all sorts of interactivity within Liberty City.

Missions in GTA IV can be interrupted. The interview isn't until tomorrow, which means you can carry out other business until then. This suggests you can be do several missions at the same time, and missions can take place over several days, perhaps.

Next in the demo, Niko pays a visit to somebody called McReary, at Castle Gardens, a coast-side hangout overlooking the Statue of Hapiness. McReary has had a memory stick stolen from him which contains sensitive data, and he wants Niko to retrieve it for him. He takes another cab to the meeting point, where the target is standing amongst a crowd of people. The problem is he doesn't know which one it is, so he gives him a call to see which one picks up their phone. Niko shoots the target three times in the back of the head, before taking the memory stick and making a run for it. He gains a three-star wanted level as a result.

Committing crimes isn't as easy in GTA IV. You gain a wanted level for every crime you commit, aslong as there are witnesses present. Once you have gained a wanted level, a visible (circular) search area appears on the radar, and if you escape this area without being spotted, your wanted level will flash and disappear. If you are spotted, however, the search area's position changes, and centers on where you were last spotted. So unlike previous GTA games, the police don't always know where you are. They can't catch you unless they find you first. It was confirmed previously that in GTA IV every street will be named, and this is what cops use to communicate when they are tracking you down. There are no Pay N' Spray's to save you this time, unfortunately.

Before heading off to the interview, Niko goes to a menswear store called Perseus. After spending $2,000 on a new suit and shoes, his phone alarm sounds and he begins his journey to the GLS offices for his interview. He speaks to the receptionist from outside the building via intercom, before making his way into the building. He enters Goldeberg's office and puts a bullet in his head, which causes his secretary to trigger the alarm. Niko must beat security guards and police in order to get out of the building. Bullets rain down on him, and there's a police chopper waiting outside. It seems as though the more bullets he takes, the more damage he takes, and hence he becomes less able to fight. The damage is visible.

Rumors are bouncing round the internet concerning possible details of GTA IV's multiplayer game. The electronic whispers suggest that one multiplayer mode will make players search for one another across the game's massive playing area before being able to take each other down. It is suggested that when players raise their wanted level to seven stars they will become visible on the radar and thus more vulnerable to being located and gunned down by other players.
It's also been alleged that an important feature will be an in-game internet. According to speculation, central character, Niko will be able to upload his resume to apply for a job, in order to get an interview with a man he has to kill. Furthermore, it's possible that Niko will be able to use his mobile phone when ordering and buying weapons, which could remove the need to visit the ammo shops.

Further rumors suggest that the game will feature more true to life ways of side-stepping the attentions of the law. It has been suggested that if a player is being pursued and drives to an isolated area, changes cars while no one is looking and drives off in the new ride the cops will be none the wiser.

Yet more rumors circling certain E3 parties suggested that Rockstar is having trouble squeezing the giant game onto one Xbox 360 disk.

More GTA IV news when we have it.

1UP: Why didn't you show Grand Theft Auto IV at your press conference? Why was it not there?
Tretton: Well, Dave [Karraker, Senior Director of Corporate Communications at Sony Computer Entertainment America], do you want to answer that? Dave was in control of the content.

Karraker: You want the real answer?

1UP: Can you give me both answers?

Tretton: [laughs]

Karraker: I'll give you the real answer. They didn't send us their video.

1UP: So it's not anything like "well, the game's been shown on Xbox 360..."

Karraker: We requested it. We sent an e--mail out to every publisher and said send us your videos that you want put in the press conference, and they never sent it. Not much more you can say about that.

1UP: Can you guys say if you're going after any exclusive content ala Microsoft's two episodic entries?

Tretton: We have some pretty good information in terms of what our plans are with Take-Two relative to GTA4, but I really want to make sure we get you all the exact facts, so we can get you something from Dave pretty shortly. [Phil Harrison dodged a similar question from 1UP last week, as well. "...we're actually working closely with them [Rockstar] on a number of initiatives, so I do know some things that are going on, but I'm not able to share those with you now," he said. -- Ed]

http://www.1up.com/d...ory?cId=3161348

Yet more rumors circling certain E3 parties suggested that Rockstar is having trouble squeezing the giant game onto one Xbox 360 disk.

Neither the 9/11 terrorist attacks nor Ground Zero will be referenced in any way in the game.

Är detta verkligen ett rykte? Rockstar har ju tidigare sagt att de har problem med båda konsollerna. Eftersom både online delen och utvecklingsmiljön fungerar på 360 så måste det vara DVD skivan som är deras problem på 360:n.

Detta tycker jag var lite tråkigt, men förståligt:

Neither the 9/11 terrorist attacks nor Ground Zero will be referenced in any way in the game.

Men ett nutida GTA i NY utan att ens nämna 9/11?

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Det kan vara avsaknad av hårddisken också.

Kanske jag som missförstått men, vad jag har läst osv så är staden i GTA 4 en fiktiv stad baserad på New York, eller?

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Hittade ingen vettig tråd om spelet för båda parter så jag skapade en.

No exclusives for PS3 GTA IV? För att gå efter vad Hosi Simon säger så om man vill ha den totala upplevelsen med GTA 4 så är det 360 versionen som gäller.

PS3 Version of GTAIV Two Weeks Behind X360’s Version Ytterligare en försening och inget extra eller bättre med den versionen heller.

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Visually, GTA IV's a shocker at the moment - sluggish, spasmodic frame rates, horrendous pop-up and bland interiors all brought back uncomfortable memories of Rockstar's previous insistence on pushing its PS2 engine much harder than it should feasibly be pushed.

Redigerat av Fiddey, 25 July 2007 - 22:14.

Redigerat av Fiddey, 25 July 2007 - 22:22.

Du är rolig du. Istället för att posta om de alla nya förhandstittar som kom idag och de nya bilderna, så skriver du två meningar med hänvisningar till artiklar för att försöka få en av versionerna att framstå som bättre än den andra. Trollning kan det också kallas.

Redigerat av Zoiler, 25 July 2007 - 22:25.

Precis.

Morlock jag får uppfattningen om att du är lite "rädd" att något är bättre till 360 istället för till PS3. Speciellt då du börjar kalla det för trollning.
Hade det varit tvärtom så hade jag nästan kunnat slå vad om att du hade tagit upp att det är sent eller inget extra till 360...

Dina inlägg brukar gå åt det hållet. Som igår tror jag det var när du postade att splinter cell är försenat till 08, inget annat stog även att det kom andra nyheter om det.

Edit- tack för flytten Zoiler 

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Confirmed att PS3an inte kommer få samma content som 360

http://www.xboxic.co.../3312#more-3312

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1UP: Can you guys say if you're going after any exclusive content ala Microsoft's two episodic entries?

Tretton: We have some pretty good information in terms of what our plans are with Take-Two relative to GTA4, but I really want to make sure we get you all the exact facts, so we can get you something from Dave pretty shortly. [Phil Harrison dodged a similar question from 1UP last week, as well. "...we're actually working closely with them [Rockstar] on a number of initiatives, so I do know some things that are going on, but I'm not able to share those with you now," he said. -- Ed]

http://www.1up.com/d...ory?cId=3161348


Spännande. 

Vad var det här för teasing då?

Redigerat av Unregisteredf64a5233, 26 July 2007 - 16:11.

Jag menar eftersom spelen tydligen ska vara identiska och det inte kommer några episoder till PS3, vad kan det vara som ska motsvara episoderna på 360?

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Redigerat av Unregisteredf64a5233, 26 July 2007 - 16:20.

Inte omöjligt Sony hostar upp lite pengar för att få eget exlusivt DLC.

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Indeed, as immersive and open as past cities in the Grand Theft Auto games have been, none are more alive, realistic and seemingly involving than the Liberty City you'll find in GTAIV. Pedestrians perform all manners of activities while walking around. From smoking to reading to eating to dialing phones while not paying attention to where they're going, they seem much more alive than ever before.

Grand Theft Auto fans are in for a shock. This is not your typical GTA game. It's not over-the-top and it's not filled with sly movie references. That isn't to say GTA IV won't have moments of the ridiculous. During our demo, we saw that Rockstar's sense of humor remained intact, despite having a game more grounded in reality. In the span of an hour, I must have laughed at least a half dozen times. But more impressive, was that I actually gasped in shock.

And what was it that could get an old, jaded GTA player like myself to be surprised? Believe it or not, it was when Niko pulled out a pistol in public and shot a guy in the face. No, his head didn't explode as if Gallagher had smashed into a watermelon. That single act was jarring. And that kind of reaction is exactly what Rockstar wants. What was once a casual public killing suddenly has some weight to it. Much of that is due to the fact that the replica of New York Rockstar has created is as real and as believable a city as any I have ever seen in a videogame.

The thief is scheduled to meet McReary near a park at a lookout spot in order to exchange a suitcase of cash for a memory stick with some incriminating photos. Neither McReary nor Niko knows what the thief looks like, which is where a bit of investigative phone calling comes into play. Once Niko is at the spot and in position to see everyone in the area, he calls the thief's cell phone. Scanning the crowd and picking out someone who may be on the other end of the phone, Niko keeps him talking while he gets closer, then hangs up to see if his potential target follows suit. He does and confirms his identity, so Niko quickly pulls a gun and fires two shots into his face.

free-aiming will allow you to shoot anywhere your heart desires, much like you might find in a third-person shooter such as Max Payne. While it should certainly cut down on problems like having the game aim at inappropriate targets or swinging the camera wildly, it also allows you to hone in shots at people who are taking cover but are still partially visible. Unlike the free-aim weapons of GTAs in the past, such as the sniper rifle or rocket launcher, you're still in a third-person view and, from the looks of it, are able to move and aim simultaneously.

The ability to take cover is brand-new to the genre and looks to change shootouts entirely. Instead of running around wildly while firing off clip after clip, taking cover means that you can calm down, wait for an opening and take more opportune shots. We're told that you'll be able to take cover behind anything that would make sense, though most of these objects won't last long as most cover is destructible and can be chipped away with bullets.

Redigerat av Unregisteredf64a5233, 26 July 2007 - 17:48.

Redigerat av Zoiler, 27 July 2007 - 13:53.

Jag ser faktiskt inga fel på den bilden - huset i fråga ser ut att ha någon form av reklamskylt runtom på taket bara...

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