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GTA Episodes from Liberty City the game is all the better for it. The protagonists in the Episodes' are free from the drudgery of forging a new identity in Liberty City, and the obligation of wasting time with new friends. They're already set up with a supporting cast and an existing set of values, and as such are free to get stuck into the minutiae of the city. Our new heroes were born there, and they know it inside out without having to slowly unlock access to its three islands.
Rockstar have never had a problem with the technical side, and this Liberty City is as teeming with life as previous incarnations. Vehicles are a means to an end: the core of the game is the simple act of getting somewhere and having a cutscene tell you to go somewhere else, do something else, shoot someone else. But while the city is alive with human activity, it has a tendency to feel soulless. This was an issue with GTA IV that both episodes go some way to surmount by giving us two strong leading men.
The Lost and Damned's Johnny Klebitz is the sensible deputy commander of biker gang The Lost, but still embodies the kind of nihilism that enables GTA's brand of pissabout mayhem. Luis Lopez, protagonist of The Ballad of Gay Tony, has a stint in jail to lend him an authoritative air. GTA IV's Niko cameos, which helps tie the stories together, but also serves to highlight his relative drabness as a character.
Johnny is given licence to smash, taking deadbeats and posers out with the uncontained rage of a man expected to shoot police helicopters out of the sky with automatic shotguns on a daily basis. The motivation for joining a gang like The Lost - a tendency to see the outside world as a cruel joke - is particularly apt in Liberty City: a place where that assumption is entirely correct. Chucking The Lost's chapter boss Billy back into the city sets off a confrontation between Johnny's practicality and Billy's heroin-influenced thoughtprocesses. Johnny's worldview syncs up nicely with the jobs the player is given. As the missions get more and more deranged - the time I lured a police convoy through a petrol station purely to blow it up springs particularly to mind - his bewildered but bullish approach to life is easy to get behind.
TBOGT's Luis Lopez operates from a different perspective. Saved from a life of small-fry drug-slinging by Tony Prince, Luis is a man conscious of his second chance. On first appearances, Lopez and Tony's world of nightclubs and celebrities has lost the scuzz and grime of Johnny's tale; but as the stories intersect and as Luis is lured back into less legal money-making methods, the shine comes off the legitimate lifestyle. As Tony's straight right-hand, Luis is fiercely protective, jumping to his defence: both against attackers and Tony's own self-destructive urges. These two characters are likeable, but it's the supporting cast that steal the show: Yusuf and Mori particularly. The first is the son of a billionaire oil baron, daddy's wallet erupting with cash; the second is the obnoxious orange brother of GTA IV's Brucie, infinitely more irritating than that game's most irritating character. Missions from both of these idiots lend The Ballad of Gay Tony the happy inanity that sees GTA at its best, yielding gold-plated helicopters, dancing minigames, and most excitingly, parachutes designed for BASE jumping.

Cheats

Floater 
938-555-0150
Akuma 
625-555-0200
Vader
625-555-3273
APC 
272-555-8265
Buzzard 
359-555-2899
Bullet GT
227-555-9666
Parachute
359-555-7272
Super Punch
276-555-2666
Explosive Sniper 
486-555-2526
Akuma (Bike)
625-555-0200
APC(Tank)
272-555-8265
Buzzard(Helicopter)
359-555-2899
Change Weather
468-555-0100
Floater(Boat)
938-555-0150
Health & Armour
362-555-0100
Health, Armor 
482-555-0100
Parachute
359-555-7272
Raise Wanted Level
267-555-0150
Remove Wanted Level
267-555-0100
Sniper rifle bullets explode
486-555-2526
Spawn Annihilator
359-555-0100
Spawn Bullet GT
227-555-9666
Spawn Cognoscenti
227-555-0142
Spawn Comet
227-555-0175
Spawn Jetmax
938-555-0100
Spawn NRG-900
625-555-0100
Spawn Sanchez
625-555-0150
Spawn Super GT
227-555-0168
Spawn Turismo
227-555-0147
Spawns a FIB Buffalo
227-555-0100
Super Punch 
276-555-2666
Vader(Bike)
625-555-3273
Weapons (Advanced)
486-555-0100
Weapons (Poor)
486-555-0150
Give Armor
362-555-0100
Gives Health, Armor And Ammo
482-555-0100
Lower Wanted Level
267-555-0100
Raise Wanted Level
267-555-0150
Weapon Package #1
486-555-0150
Weapon Package #2
486-555-0100
Spawn a Cognoscenti
227-555-0142
Spawn a Comet
227-555-0175
Spawn a FIB Buffalo
227-555-0100
Spawn a Jetmax
938-555-0100
Spawn a Sanchez
625-555-0150
Spawn a Super GT
227-555-0168
Spawn a Turismo
227-555-0147
Spawn an NRG-900
625-555-0100
Spawn Annihilator
359-555-0100
Spawn Burrito
826-555-0150
Spawn Double T
245-555-0125
Spawn Hakuchou
245-555-0199
Spawn Hexer
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Spawn Innovation
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Spawn Slamvan
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                 Processor= Intel Core 2 DUO  2.4 GHz
                 RAM= 2GB
                 Graphics= 512MB
                 HDD Space=1GB