Grand Theft Auto IV isn't really about selling you a huge sandbox world that you can play around in; it's about selling you a world that you in fact care about, a world you will certainly want to come back to time and time again. No, it's not as detailed as Gears of War, Call of Duty 4 or BioShock, however considering the scope of this world I don't see how you can fault them for it. It's clear that Rockstar Games had to cut a couple of corners to make everything work, simply like they've done ever considering that Grand Theft Auto III back in 2001.

However in my enjoyment to talk about the story, the city, the improved controls and the greatness that is Niko, I have actually forgotten to point out one of the most considerable additions to Grand Theft Auto IV. It's this enhancement that takes this game from simply a 50 hour experience and turns it into something you'll invest hundreds possibly countless hours playing. It would have been easy for Rockstar Games to take the easy escape and offer us just a couple of various game modes, all which are half-baked and meaningless. However that's not what they did here; they turned Grand Theft Auto into an online experience that feels like no other game on the Xbox 360. This isn't really just another online third-person shooter, the addition of automobiles, individuals, police officers, big buildings and helicopters make it all magic. It's not as structured as Call of Duty 4, but it's one of the very best online multiplayer games you will certainly play this year.

Believe it or not, this game comes pre-loaded with 15 different online modes, consisting of everything from free-for-all shooting to races. At their best these modes are very rewarding and amazing, even if you'll occasionally whine about low-cost fatalities and bad beginning areas. A great deal of the game modes need team effort, specifically when it concerns play police officers versus burglars and things like that. Even something as simple as an online race can develop into all out warfare with the addition of guns and grenades. What might have felt like a watered down Midnight Club follow up is offered a distinct twist that makes you like it much more. On top of that, you will be gathering money for each individual you kill and race you win, and as that money build up it will level your character up and allow you to personalize your character much more.

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