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In 2008, Grand Theft Auto IV on console was released in Australia in a censored form. No blood pools, no sexy camera angles. In 2009, though? All is forgiven, all censorship, removed.
The Lost And Damned is Rockstar Games’ first downloadable episode for Grand Theft Auto IV, an Xbox 360 exclusive expansion to the blockbuster 2008 release that introduces players to all new lowlifes and scumbags.
Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost And The Damned is up, ready for download on Xbox LIVE Marketplace. And it’s brought a flaccid penis with it.
Rockstar just sent me a download code for the GTA IV DLC, The Lost and Damned. Oh, and they also sent word that it’ll go live on, er… Live at 7pm EST this evening. I’ll be checking it out. Will you?
Microsoft is going all out in its promotion of The Lost and Damned coming to the Xbox 360 version of Grand Theft Auto IV. And by “all out,” we mean new Avatar clothing options.
The Lost and Damned is due out tomorrow and to celebrate, Rockstar sent us a clutch of shirts sure to get you killed if ever worn in a biker bar.
Spoiler alert! If you’re going to play Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned and find digitally rendered flaccid penises offensive, you may want to avert your sensitive eyes during one in-game cinematic.
With the release next week of The Lost And Damned, I’m going to leap back into GTA IV. Partly because I never actually finished it first time around. But mostly because I’ve finally come to terms with the fact Rockstar had no intention of making the GTA game I wanted to play. Turns out Volition made that game instead. Maybe now I can return to Liberty City and appreciate it for what it is.
In anticipation of next week’s launch of the first downloadable episode for Grand Theft Auto IV, The Lost and Damned, Rockstar Games has unleashed a bigger, more leathery taste of the expansion’s motley crew.
