Johnny’s classy bike is a real high point, and certainly has the feel of something a lot more stable and solid than the offerings in GTA IV. In addition to a few expanded radio stations - though not half as many new tunes as we’d hoped for - there’s a variety of new vehicles and weaponry on offer.
And who wants someone who’s barely held a gun before having your back? You’ll truly try your very best to make sure your favourites stay alive as they fight alongside you, particularly as once they die, they’re gone from the game world, only to be replaced by a complete and utter novice. As you fight alongside your buddies, they become more experienced and start to pack a lot more talent in a fight. Find yourself in a tricky situation and a swift phone call will open up options to bag a few cheap pieces of heavy weaponry, and even get the rest of the gang down for a scrap.īut this group dynamic is much extended from merely having another few sets of hands alongside you. Where Niko seemed to have his heart in the right place, Johnny sometimes seems like he’s just a total ass.Īs part of a biker gang, you’ve a whole wealth of buddies ready and willing to help you out. Johnny’s story is certainly a lot darker than Niko’s chronicle, and you’ll struggle to empathize with a blatantly quite rotten star. With gameplay exactly the same as the brilliant GTA IV, you can jump headfirst into the dozen hours of single-player gaming you’ll receive in exchange for your 1600 Microsoft Points. Now Niko’s tale is all tied up, this time you take control of the story of Johnny Klebitz and The Lost and Damned biker gang. It’s down to those talented folk at Rockstar who seem intent on bringing the option right to the fore, with The Lost and Damned.Īn exclusive add-on for the Xbox 360 version of Grand Theft Auto IV, The Lost and Damned promises to offer a brand new way of looking at Liberty City.
(Pocket-lint) - While the idea of PC based add-ons for your favourite games may be as old as the hills, extra content for console titles is still in its infancy.
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