New GTA IV Screenshots for Xbox 360, PS3
01/24/08
Grand Theft Auto IV (GTA IV) isn't due to ship for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 (PS3) until later this spring, but the GTA IV delay from holiday 2007 to spring 2008 has clearly served the game well. Well, it has from a graphical standpoint, at any rate.
Rockstar this afternoon sent along 10 new GTA IV screenshots, and although earlier screens looked tasty, this new batch looks far more polished. This new batch of GTA IV screenshots also shows a bit more about the game, including the presence of motorcycles, rocket launchers and, yes, helicopters. Whether the helicopter can be piloted is still up in the air (pun not intended), but our money's on "yes, choppers can be flown in GTA IV."
If you're interested after looking at these screens, you can order GTA IV at Amazon.com by clicking here.

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