This is to let you know that the game GTAIV Ballad of Gay Tony has been reviewed by GameSpot which gave it 9.5.
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This is to let you know that the game GTAIV Ballad of Gay Tony has been reviewed by GameSpot which gave it 9.5.
Link to review
How much does this cost? I didn't finish GTA4 got kind of boring, but for the right price I might pick this up.
If it has more new content then most retail games then technically it should count as an exclusive correct?
This superb downloadable episode for GTAIV would be easy to recommend even if it were a full retail product selling for three times its actual price. - Gamepot
:o So it'd be as good as Uncharted 2 and FM3 even if it were $60? Wowza! We'll have to wait for the standalone disc review for it to count, though. ;)
EFLC is destined for AAAE stardom! :D
Wow that is REALLY high. This pretty much confirms that EFLC will be AAA. This is a DOWNLOADABLE expansion pack, NOT DLC. Fanboys wont accept, but both should be counted, but hey, at least we have EFLC for now.GulliversTravel
I wouldn't be suprised if EFLC got AAAA.
[QUOTE="GulliversTravel"]Wow that is REALLY high. This pretty much confirms that EFLC will be AAA. This is a DOWNLOADABLE expansion pack, NOT DLC. Fanboys wont accept, but both should be counted, but hey, at least we have EFLC for now.nZiFFLe
I wouldn't be suprised if EFLC got AAAA.
Even though both games are AAA quality, and the fact that its at an AMAZING $40 (despite packing content as well as quality that exceeds most $60 games), it will only get maximum of 9.5.Funny stuff, watch them ignore this and bend the rules to their own liking.This superb downloadable episode for GTAIV would be easy to recommend even if it were a full retail product selling for three times its actual price. - Gamepot
:o So it'd be as good as Uncharted 2 and FM3 even if it were $60? Wowza! We'll have to wait for the standalone disc review for it to count, though. ;)
EFLC is destined for AAAE stardom! :D
BioShockOwnz
wait what, so this doesnt count ??This superb downloadable episode for GTAIV would be easy to recommend even if it were a full retail product selling for three times its actual price. - Gamepot
:o So it'd be as good as Uncharted 2 and FM3 even if it were $60? Wowza! We'll have to wait for the standalone disc review for it to count, though. ;)
BioShockOwnz
Wow that is REALLY high. This pretty much confirms that EFLC will be AAA. This is a DOWNLOADABLE expansion pack, NOT DLC. Fanboys wont accept, but both should be counted, but hey, at least we have EFLC for now.GulliversTravel
I wouldn't be suprised if EFLC got AAAA.
Even though both games are AAA quality, and the fact that its at an AMAZING $40 (despite packing content as well as quality that exceeds most $60 games), it will only get maximum of 9.5. im sure they talkiing about the content of games that are abysmal.[QUOTE="Brownesque"][QUOTE="GulliversTravel"]Wow that is REALLY high. This pretty much confirms that EFLC will be AAA. This is a DOWNLOADABLE expansion pack, NOT DLC. Fanboys wont accept, but both should be counted, but hey, at least we have EFLC for now.GulliversTravelI think if you're not living in the realm of fantasy, we can call it both a downloadable expansion pack and downloadable content, seeing as the terms are not mutually exclusive.So a game cant count if its not on disc? Because AFAIK, expansion packs count here, so youre clearly living in the realm of fantasy.:|
Indeed. PC expansion packs have counted for years. :) Let's not try to change rules, cows. And these are 2 10 hour+ standalone experiences. EFLC is gonna get AAA.
Got a better score than L&D so I hope it's on par or better than Lost and Damned, which was awesome IMO
[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]wait what, so this doesnt count ?? it cant be counted, read what gs said.This superb downloadable episode for GTAIV would be easy to recommend even if it were a full retail product selling for three times its actual price. - Gamepot
:o So it'd be as good as Uncharted 2 and FM3 even if it were $60? Wowza! We'll have to wait for the standalone disc review for it to count, though. ;)
carlisledavid79
[QUOTE="chikenfriedrice"]Yeah, but was it scored like (or at least kinda similarly) most full priced games?Thats a good question, as much as the content here is $60 game quality and quantity, the price is weighed in. However, L&tD was available at retail at an expansion pack price."Has more content than most full priced games"..nuff said
agentfred
So a game cant count if its not on disc? Because AFAIK, expansion packs count here, so youre clearly living in the realm of fantasy.:|[QUOTE="GulliversTravel"][QUOTE="Brownesque"] I think if you're not living in the realm of fantasy, we can call it both a downloadable expansion pack and downloadable content, seeing as the terms are not mutually exclusive.BioShockOwnz
Indeed. PC expansion packs have counted for years. :) Let's not try to change rules, cows. And these are 2 10 hour+ standalone experiences. EFLC is gonna get AAA.
But it isnt consistent at all, not only that, but it is part of another game. This really doesnt make any sense at all.I too think DLC shouldnt be reviewed with such a specific scoring system but rather on a 1-5 scale given price is such an important factor. However, that would also mean fully fledged 'games' would get robbed.Since when has GS start rating DLC???? If they are going to do that, then they at least have to be consistent. Thats just dumb.
MJ4040
[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]wait what, so this doesnt count ??This superb downloadable episode for GTAIV would be easy to recommend even if it were a full retail product selling for three times its actual price. - Gamepot
:o So it'd be as good as Uncharted 2 and FM3 even if it were $60? Wowza! We'll have to wait for the standalone disc review for it to count, though. ;)
carlisledavid79
Nope, downloadables don't count. We'll have to wait for the EFLC review. :)
So a game cant count if its not on disc? Because AFAIK, expansion packs count here, so youre clearly living in the realm of fantasy.:|[QUOTE="GulliversTravel"][QUOTE="Brownesque"] I think if you're not living in the realm of fantasy, we can call it both a downloadable expansion pack and downloadable content, seeing as the terms are not mutually exclusive.BioShockOwnz
Indeed. PC expansion packs have counted for years. :) Let's not try to change rules, cows. And these are 2 10 hour+ standalone experiences. EFLC is gonna get AAA.
It only counts because its disc based LATD was not but will be.This superb downloadable episode for GTAIV would be easy to recommend even if it were a full retail product selling for three times its actual price. - Gamepot
:o So it'd be as good as Uncharted 2 and FM3 even if it were $60? Wowza! We'll have to wait for the standalone disc review for it to count, though. ;)
wait what, so this doesnt count ?? of course it doesnt, quest for booty is released on disc in the UK and its not even on the spreadsheet i brought this up this morning before this score was even released and all the lemmings defended it, so kiss this one goodbye from the spreadsheet.[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]
[QUOTE="GulliversTravel"]So a game cant count if its not on disc? Because AFAIK, expansion packs count here, so youre clearly living in the realm of fantasy.:|Rza_rectah
Indeed. PC expansion packs have counted for years. :) Let's not try to change rules, cows. And these are 2 10 hour+ standalone experiences. EFLC is gonna get AAA.
It only counts because its disc based LATD was not but will be.You have been able to get many PC expansions digitally. :)
wait what, so this doesnt count ??[QUOTE="carlisledavid79"][QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]
This superb downloadable episode for GTAIV would be easy to recommend even if it were a full retail product selling for three times its actual price. - Gamepot
:o So it'd be as good as Uncharted 2 and FM3 even if it were $60? Wowza! We'll have to wait for the standalone disc review for it to count, though. ;)
BioShockOwnz
Nope, downloadables don't count. We'll have to wait for the EFLC review. :)
Ok. at first glance I thought this was the retail version. Doesn't make a difference as GTA EFLC has AAAE locked down.Indeed. PC expansion packs have counted for years. :) Let's not try to change rules, cows. And these are 2 10 hour+ standalone experiences. EFLC is gonna get AAA.Well if this is really an expansion pack, and is rated on the same scale as most full priced games, then by all means it should count, regardless of whether it's on a disc yet or not. The problem is, until we play it, how do we know it wasn't just scored like regular old DLC?BioShockOwnz
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