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Rockstar Teases With Another GTA IV Expansion Trailer
Rockstar Games has released the second trailer for its upcoming companion title Grand Theft Auto IV: Episodes From Liberty City. This Xbox 360 retail release includes Grand Theft Auto IV's latest chapter, The Ballad of Gay Tony, as well as the biker gang epic The Lost and Damned.
The Ballad of Gay Tony follows the hijinx of hoodrat Luis Lopez, the right hand to legendary nightclub promoter Tony Prince. Like all assistants, Lopez spends his days juggling schedules, fetching dry cleaning, parachuting out of choppers to assassinate owners of hockey teams, and chasing Gay Tony's enemies through Liberty City with a fully armed APC. You know, the A Devil Wears Prada plot.
The Ballad of Gay Tony will also be available for download on Xbox Live October 29th.
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