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Those tired of the LATD or the original GTA IV story will find a thrilling new experience but those looking for tons of new content will feel disappointed though far from ripped off. The Ballad of Gay Tony is well worth your 1600 Microsoft Points ($19.99). The Lost and the Damned added a lot more content to an already content rich game, but Gay Tony is just satisfied mooching off of that, then again who every really got bored of it?
Sure there is some new music (if you buy the disc based Episodes from Liberty City) and multiplayer base jumping…and the APC (TANK!) but nothing else. Also, there isn’t much in the way of new content other than what was mentioned above. graphics do not hold up to today’s standards. The game engine is beyond “showing its age” it was showing its age later in 2008.
With all of the makings for a top of the line GTA game there can’t be anything wrong right? Unfortunately The Ballad of Gay Tony has its share of faults, darn and we were doing so well for a while there. There is a lot of this in The Ballad of Gay Tony. He is a former drug dealer/underground fighter who is trying to straighten out his life, by ending the lives of those in his way, the Grand Theft Auto way! In all seriousness Luis is a character for whom you will feel his hardships as he always battles with his own good judgment and his need to protect those who matter in his life. Luis is an excellent character and is definitely the best of the three. Tony owns the hottest gay and straight clubs in the city, but as he puts it, “I did a deal with the wrong devil man.” Needless to say Luis will have his hands full keeping both Tony and the clubs safe from the cities lowlifes. Gay Tony and no they aren’t that kind of “partners”. You play as Luis Lopez partner of, you guessed it, Tony Prince a.k.a. This time Rockstar brings things to the classier side of the city with The Ballad of Gay Tony.

The first was The Lost and the Damned which followed a biker gang and their acts of wrong doing. Rockstar promised 360 owners such content in the form of two story based add-ons for the game. Of course to keep a game going these days you have to keep it fresh with new content. Grand Theft Auto IV released to the world back in 2008 the only way it knew how, surrounded with media criticism, critical praise, and millions of devoted fans buying out copies to make it (at the time) the largest entertainment release of all time.
