Rockstar is injecting one final dosage of life into Grand Theft Auto IV and bringing the franchise’s brand of quirky humor and graphic violence to the shimmery nightclubs of NYC Liberty City. The Ballad Of Gay Tony drops on October 29 and this trailer has us so hyped that we won’t even pause that title. Here’s to future sleepless nights filled with junk food and frustrating failed mission attempts.
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Whether coin-op or console, people have been wringing their hands over video-game violence since before Pac-Man was devouring ghosts whole (ayo!). It’s true that video games have always indulged our adolescent fantasies, and none more so than those revolving around playing with guns—and in some people’s cases, playing with hatchets, chainsaws, and cars. In today’s Grand Theft Auto era, nothing is virtually sacred, but it took a whole lot of trailblazing to get this far. So we at Complex took it upon ourselves to count down The 25 Most Violent Video Games Of All Time. What incited protests in the ’80s may seem quaint now, but don’t forget that rock ‘n’ roll was once the anti-Christ. Let the blame game begin!
Like any new product, the first version of a video game is bound to have its flaws. And yes, even the great Grand Theft Auto IV falls victim to the inevitability of bugs.
Despite the next-gen graphics and years of testing, thorough fans have already discovered a number of weird disconnects in the game play. The results are some hilariously odd scenes, including a levitating bus (right) and a boat that damn near breakdances. After the jump, watch two videos that compile all the glitches that have been documented thus far.
For the final Grand Theft Auto IV trailer before the game’s release on April 29, Rockstar Games went all out. Lock the kids in the bathroom with the water running because this one’s for adults only, with plenty of shoot-outs, car chases, strip clubs, hack saws and explosions. It’s only fitting that they chose Mavado’s “Gangster For Life” as the soundtrack. Get your IDs ready and watch the trailer after the jump…
Like any new product, the first version of a video game is bound to have its flaws. And yes, even the great Grand Theft Auto IV falls victim to the inevitability of bugs. 
