Related to Grand Theft Auto IV posted 1 week ago

GTA 4 DLC coming to the PS3. Is it worth the wait or is it too late?

Rockstar has finally announced that the exclusive DLC is coming to the PS3 and PC. Not that I'm suprised but for $50 million dollars I was beginning to think this DLC would stay exclusive. Okay, I know some people don’t play GTA 4 anymore but I still do and have been playing it since launch day. And at a reasonable price I would gladly buy the DLC but I’ll understand why if others choose not to. I'm happy with Rockstar's decision to finally make the DLC multiplatform but it comes out in March and that's God Of War 3 terrirtory. As a PS3 gamer if I had to make the choice of buying God Of War 3 or GTA 4 DLC I think we all know I would have to choose God Of War 3 even though I really would like to play more GTA. I'm sure Rockstar will hype up this GTA 4 DLC again to persusade PS3 gamers to buy it but will it work? I guess there's really only one way to find out if PS3 gamers are still intrested and that's to wait until it releases on March 30 (disc version priced at $39.99 for both episodes and $19.99 for each episode on PSN). What's your thoughts?

Related to Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots posted 3 weeks ago

IGN's Top 25 PS3 Games puts Metal Gear Solid 4 in first place!!!

Here's what the IGN Team had to say about MGS4:

Chris Roper: For the first couple years of the PlayStation 3's lifespan, Metal Gear Solid 4 served as the main reason to be interested in the system. The hardware and Konami's Snake send-off were practically synonymous, so it's impossible to overstate its importance to the PS3. It's also simply my favorite game on the platform, with amazing action, killer visuals and a presentation level that's really only matched by the #2 game on our list.

Greg Miller: What can you say about Metal Gear Solid 4? It was the end of an era – the end of Solid Snake as our leading man. For years, Hideo Kojima had been letting us chase the story of Snake, Big Boss, and all the rest, but things had gotten so complicated with clones, virtual reality, and a messed up timeline. MGS4 promised to explain everything and end in a way that would satisfy fans. It did, but the bigger deal was how awesome the gameplay and tale getting there was. I'll never forget returning to Shadow Moses, Snake's final crawl, and everything else.

Ryan Clements: Although some might criticize Metal Gear Solid 4 for its abundance of cutscenes and cryptic plot, Kojima's enormous undertaking is one of the best stealth games on the PS3 and a fantastic addition to the now legendary franchise. It not only offers players an incredible visual experience, but the gameplay is a nice mix of action and espionage. In addition, Guns of the Patriots boasts some impressive boss battles that are great to return to.

Jeff Haynes: How do you provide a gaming legend with his swan song? In the case of MGS4, you raise the bar for the PS3 itself. The visual quality of the game is amazing, the action is on par or better than most films, and the story manages to tie together threads from more than twenty years of games. But that's not all. Improvements to the stealth and combat systems allow players to choose how covert or direct they want to play a mission. This is the most complete game ever released for the PS3.

What's your thoughts or feelings about IGN's Top 25 PS3 Game list? Watch the video down below to see the full list.