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About This Game PLEASE NOTE: Microsoft no longer supports creating Games for Windows-LIVE accounts within Grand Theft Auto IV. You can create an account through account.xbox.com and then log into your account in game. This standalone retail title spans three distinct stories, interwoven to create one of the most unique and engaging single-player experiences of this generation.This definitive Grand Theft Auto bundle boasts hundreds of hours of single-player gameplay; a full suite of open-world multiplayer game types limited only by players’ creativity; dozens of eclectic radio stations with hours of music and original dialogue 1075eedd30 Title: Grand Theft Auto IV: Complete EditionGenre: Action, AdventureDeveloper:Rockstar North, Rockstar TorontoPublisher:Rockstar GamesRelease Date: 27 Oct, 2010 Grand Theft Auto IV: Complete Edition Ativador Download [PC] Good game yet this is a awful optimized game.. Great game and the usual GTA experience.. It worked for me Had to do a couple of fixes but it worked got it from this YouTube Video:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=nv2BRLGWZAU. Windows live. Not much more to say.. Dont get this. There is DRM \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665t that u cant even get to work. Needs an update ASAP. You literally cannot save your game without "Games for Windows Live" account that requires online sign in. IS GFWL even a thing anymore? Buyer Beware.. When I played GTA IV first, back in 08, I was 16, and replaying the game as an adult has been a profound experience.Grand Theft Auto is a slow game, sometimes annoying, sometimes boring and definitely clunky, but behind all these downsides there's a magic that only this chapter of the saga has and has never been replicated since.The uniqueness of GTA IV is in its "cozy" nature; long gone are the wild and bombastic gameplay opportunities of San Andreas and the less serious fun factor of GTAV is still far away.Grand theft auto IV took what is the core of the grand theft auto experience (arguably the driving and shooting), evolving it to a level that has never been matched, and that was severely downgraded in the still amazing (and in some case superior) GTA V.Driving takes patience and experience but is tremendously satisfying, as a result of this driving never gets old in this game, not even after 50 hours of playing, and the city is a joy to navigate through, with all its winding roads and interesting structures.The shooting mechanics share the same care, with a much better weapon feel than GTA V and a better choreography for the shootouts themselves.Unlike every other GTA game the city itself offers less gameplay opportunities, but it's built with a care and character that was rarely matched in any other entry of the saga.The atmosphere is purposely grey and dreadry, portraying a dark city where only the ruthless go ahead, and this is well in tone with the grim tone of the story...And what a story...GTA San Andreas had a great narrative, but GTA IV reached some untouched levels of storytelling, inside the Grand Theft Auto universe; characters are insanely well built and every single dialogue gives us a bit of insight into the mind of whoever is speaking.GTA IV is a mosaic of accents, habits, phobias, behavioural problems, different motivations and so on; there's a bit for everyone...grim characters, funny characters, serious characters...you name it, and every single mission and cutscene fits into a vast tapestry with interconnected pieces of narrative, which all work towards a final glorious narrative, with some insanely satisfying payoffs and genuinely heartbreaking moments.GTA IV is a must play for every grand theft auto fan and it's well worth enduring its many shortcomings (mainly the fact that all the missions basically follow the same structure of driving-chasing-killing) to experience an amazing piece of digital entertainment and a design philosophy which, for better or for worse, will never be followed again (at least in the GTA franchise).A truly unique game.