Rockstar has released a brand new trailer of Grand Theft Auto IV's second DLC, to be exlusively released on Xbox Live on October 29. In this - short - new video, we are introduced to Tony Prince, a key character in this new story where you will play the role of Luis Lopez, Tony's personal assistant.
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It reminds me of a film called Le huitième jour, in which the main character, George, was Down Syndrome. One the most heart-warming and at the same time, upsetting films that I have watched in a long time.
I think alot of these homophobic comments are coming from either kids, or adults that just haven't grown up yet. Very sad.
As far as this DLC is concerned, it's looking good, but I fell out of love with the GTA series after Vice City, so I won't be taking the plunge any time soon.
No doubt R* will have come up with all kinds of hillarious scenarios and innuendo to do with gays in general. Just another angle for which they can be controversial as always.
So yeah, he was infact 'down syndrome'...
It reminds me of a film called Le huitième jour, in which the main character, George, was Down Syndrome. One the most heart-warming and at the same time, upsetting films that I have watched in a long time.
I think alot of these homophobic comments are coming from either kids, or adults that just haven't grown up yet. Very sad.
As far as this DLC is concerned, it's looking good, but I fell out of love with the GTA series after Vice City, so I won't be taking the plunge any time soon.
Im all for this game just because its all in good humor. But the idea of a gay protagonist as a serious character in a game is over the top in my opinion, and i just dont see it happening.
This is going to be great, but I still need to play The Lost and The Damned.
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George, had Down's Syndrome.
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Thanks Jato for the trivia fill-in! That was interesting!
Oh well.
On an on-topic kind of note, is GTA IV worth getting? I know I stated that I didn't really see the point after Vice City, but I don't want to miss out either.
Fuck...
At the end of the day, it's the way it's been since humans were on the earth, except we now have names for such behaviour, and the ability for those names to be communicated to a wide audience. Hell, most great civilisations are famed for being ambiguous when it came to sexual practices, the Romans, Egyptians, to name only two. Don't get me wrong, I'm butter side up, always have been, always will be, but I don't feel threatened by the emergence of sexual preferences other than my own. Jeez!