After the announcements and the hype for new DLC for GTA IV on the Xbox 360, the rejoicing now comes to a halt. Rockstar’s magnum opus, Grand Theft Auto IV, will not get the much-hyped Xbox 360 extra downloadable chapters till November at the earliest, possibly slipping into 2009. Xbox gamers were expecting the first bunch of downloadable GTAIV chapters this coming September, but the game’s publisher, Rockstar’s parent company Take-Two Interactive, has now revealed the content won't be released until the fourth quarter of its fiscal year at the earliest, which means nothing until November and – quite possibly – nothing until early 2009.
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Last edited by Frank on 10 Jun 2008 - 16:19
Sad to say but this is just going to push and PS3 content back even further.
Feel free to correct me when you start working for Rockstar, but until then you haven't the slightest clue what your talking about.
I doubt the PS3 content will come out before, but I don't see how delaying content for the 360 would have any effect on content for the PS3.
the exclusivity is for extra missions, i think. ps3 may have other downloadable extras...
who cares if it does. ps3 content will probably be some lame HOME shirts or wallpapers lol.
I thought everyone knew Valve Time and Rockstar Time were about the same scale.
Rockstar said they couldn't meet their planned release date which they projected well over a year before. They delayed the game exactly 6 months, not 7, or 8, or even years like other games. As far as delays go I think Rockstar deserves a pat on the back for being able to fix all the problems they had that delayed their planned release date within 6 months and came through with a damn good game. They will release the content when its ready, I highly doubt it will take them 6 months to tweak the dlc but then again we have no idea how big this content is going to be.
since when was there a pc version. last i heard there wont be one.
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