GTA4. Greatest Game, Only Game.
"A big part of New York life is walking around the streets and meeting lunatics. That's something that we definitely tried to put into the game"
Grand Theft Auto IV takes place in a redesigned Liberty City consisting of five boroughs; four of the boroughs of New York City and New Jersey. Broker is the equivalent of Brooklyn, Queens is Dukes, the Bronx is Bohan, Manhattan is Algonquin, and New Jersey is Alderney
Screenshots reveal that the Brighton Beach area is renamed as "Hove Beach" from Brighton and Hove, the English city from which the area gets its name; Coney Island is renamed as "Carney Island"; Central Park is renamed "Middle Park". The "Statue of Happiness" is the game's equivalent of the Statue of Liberty; "Star Junction" is Times Square; "BOABO" (Beneath the Offramp of the Algonquin Bridge Overpass) is DUMBO; the "Thornton Building" is the Flatiron Building; and "Twitchins" is Brooklyn's Domino Sugar Factory; the "GetaLife" building is the MetLife Building; the "Booth Tunnel" is the Lincoln Tunnel (named after Abraham Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth). Other structures include the Coney Island Cyclone, the Chrysler Building, and the Empire State Building.
In a police vehicle, You can use an in-car computer to access the criminal database and discover information about various criminals in Liberty City, possibly including himself.
Heavy fire will scar - and permanently destroy - parts of the environment. It is possible to shoot through walls with powerful weapons
Stealing a parked car can no longer be done simply by opening the door and driving off. Now, it involves approaching the car, breaking the glass, and hotwiring it; only then can he use it. The way you enters the car would look different each time depending on where and how you is in relation to the car. There will be several animation variations to sneaking up to a car and breaking its window. Because of the Euphoria engine, the way the character will approach the car will be completely random.
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