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The strangest thing happened to me the other day - not for the faint of heart

I was walking down the street, checking out an incoming message on my cell phone, while all of a sudden some dude bumped into me. The cup of coffee the guy was holding fell to the ground and so the guy became even more edgy than he already was. He began to make some smart remarks: ‘Why the heck I was walking around like a headless idiot’ and stuff like that. Right then I probably should made my apologies but I was a little bit baffled to be honest. The whole situation quickly turned into some kind of staring contest.

Now the wisest thing I should do probably was to turn around and walk away, for I’ve had my share of problems during the short stay in this city so far. So just when I was about to turn around, the guy raised his fists and threw a punch at me! I quickly blocked his punch and returned a right hook which sent him flying to the pavement. I hoped that was the end of it, but it made the guy even more furious. He stood up, opened his jacket, reached for his gun and had it aimed for me! This was just to much for me and at this point I wasn’t thinking straight anymore. No more Mister Nice Guy!!

I threw a couple of more punches, reached for my hidden shotgun and blew his ass to kingdom come! That would teach the bastard! Some passers-by were pinned to the ground while other ones sprinted away, screaming for help. I was about to take them out too – just because they annoyed me, mwuhahaha – when I heard police sirens. I turned my head to look at where they came from and immediately saw a lot of police cars closing in on me. I sprinted to the nearest car, hotwired it and raced away. I took a sharp turn to the right at Hardin Street, while hitting some unsuspecting pedestrians. Sorry folks, my bad! Hove Beach was in sight and I knew that was a perfect place to lose my pursuers. I hit the brakes, left the car standing in the middle of the street and continued by foot. If I could only reach the Comrades Bar at Hove Beach in time, then all would be well…

Right then my girlfriend yelled: ‘Dinner is ready!’ and I was snapped back to reality. For the last two hours or so I was playing in such an intense manner that I had forgotten everything around me. Man, what a rush! What I’ve been playing? One of the best written games ever: the amazingly detailed Grand Theft Auto 4. Memorable characters, tongue-in-cheek humor, wild and crazy missions, fantastic sounds and even more fantastic visuals. Grand Theft Auto 4 has it all. Go buy a copy if you still haven’t got it in your collection, you won’t be disappointed!

See you in Liberty City…