A small advertisement tucked away in the back of the manual for the just-released Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City has some believing that developer Rockstar is teasing a new entry in the open-world crime series.

"Liberty City, It's Over!" declares the ad, which features artwork from Grand Theft Auto IV. "Opens March Everywhere," adds near-microscopic text near the bottom. While past entries have explored other locales, IV was set in the New York-inspired Liberty City.

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With Grand Theft Auto IV's downloadable "Ballad of Gay Tony" expansion hitting Xbox 360 tomorrow, developer Rockstar wants you to meet new protagonist Luis Lopez.

"Gay Tony" will be available as a 1600 MS Point ($20) download for those that own Grand Theft Auto IV. It will also be on the Xbox 360-only "Episodes From Liberty City" disc, where it's playable without a copy of GTA4. Both disc and download are due tomorrow.

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Anime is the latest target for a piss-take on Grand Theft Auto 4's in-game television sets in the form of the positively horrendous Princess Bubblegum Robot, as part of its downloadable content 'The Ballad of Gay Tony.' Caution: contains cartoon cleavage.

The Xbox 360-exclusive DLC hits the Xbox Live Marketplace on October 29, priced at $20 (1600 Microsoft Points). A $40 retail standalone double-pack containing both 'The Ballad of Gay Tony' and previous DLC 'The Lost and Damned' will also arrive on that date.

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There's nothing like a good xtreme basejumping competition. What makes it xtreme? Soda, as it turns out. That and RPGs.

The new mode hits with The Ballad of Gay Tony DLC and/or the Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City retail disc. Which are coming out in a week. Time flies.

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Even the virtual world of Grand Theft Auto IV isn't safe from the trappings of celebrity gossip, as evidenced by this latest trailer for the game's "Gay Tony" expansion.

An Xbox 360 exclusive, "The Ballad of Gay Tony" arrives October 29 as a 1600 Microsoft Point ($20) download for those that already own Grand Theft Auto IV. It will also be released separately as part of the "Episodes From Liberty City" disc due that day.

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Rockstar today released new details on the multiplayer additions coming with The Ballad of Gay Tony DLC later this month.

Along with wacky new stuff like parachutes and tanks (pictured below), the component is also seeing a few systemic changes with the addition of kill streaks and assisted kills.

The Assault SMG, Explosive Shotgun, Advanced Sniper Rifle, Sticky Bombs, parachute, and N.O.O.S.E. APC have been mentioned on Rockstar's site so far. More details are promised with future updates.

Gay Tony arrives on October 29 as a $20 Xbox 360 digital download, as well as part of the $40 Episodes from Liberty City DLC combo disc.

With October's end drawing ever closer, Rockstar has released a new trailer for its upcoming Xbox 360-exclusive release "Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City."

The standalone retail disc bundling the two Xbox 360-only Grand Theft Auto IV expansions, "The Lost and Damned" and "The Ballad of Gay Tony," hits October 29--the same day "Gay Tony" arrives as a $20 download for Grand Theft Auto IV owners.

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Rockstar has released some new media for the Grand Theft Auto 4 downloadable episode The Ballad of Gay Tony.

First up is a trailer for Episodes from Liberty City, the retail disc containing both Gay Tony and the previous episode, Lost and the Damned. The video introduces the Gay Tony characters of Armando Torres and Henrique Bardas.

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The latest trailer for "The Ballad of Gay Tony," Rockstar's second and final Xbox 360-exclusive Grand Theft Auto IV add-on, introduces us to Yusuf Amir.

Coming October 29, the expansion will be available as a $20 download for Grand Theft Auto IV owners, and as part of the $40 standalone "Episodes from Liberty City" disc.

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Another new trailer for Grand Theft Auto IV's impending "Gay Tony" expansion hit today, with this video exploring the add-on's new weapons (advanced sniper rifles, sticky bombs, exploding bullets) and rocket-equipped helicopter via a mock news report.

An Xbox 360 exclusive, "The Ballad of Gay Tony" hits October 29 in two forms--a $20 download that requires a copy of Grand Theft Auto IV, and as part of the $40 Episodes From Liberty City disc that also packs the first expansion and doesn't require GTAIV.

What do we really know about the mysterious Gay Tony, other than what his name implies? Not a whole lot. This trailer introduces us to the eccentric character, star of the upcoming GTA 4 DLC, "The Ballad of Gay Tony."

The expansion his October 29 as a $20 Xbox 360 download, or as part of the $40 GTA: Episodes From Liberty City stand-alone disc.

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Providing a glimpse into the second and final Grand Theft Auto 4 expansion for Xbox 360, developer Rockstar has released the first trailer featuring "The Ballad of Gay Tony."

Due October 29, the expansion sees players working alongside "nightclub impresario Tony Prince (aka 'Gay Tony')." It will be available to Xbox 360 owners as a $20 download (provided they already have Grand Theft Auto 4), or as part of the $40 GTA: Episodes From Liberty City disc that hits retail the same day and does not require a copy of GTA4.

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The first screenshots of Grand Theft Auto 4's 'The Ballad of Gay Tony' downloadable content have been released, sent by Rockstar to fansites including GTA4.net.

Stepping into the shoes of Luis Lopez, "Part-time hoodlum and full-time assistant to legendary nightclub impresario Tony Prince (aka 'Gay Tony'), players will struggle with the competing loyalties of family and friends, and with the uncertainty about who is real and who is fake in a world in which everyone has a price." With helicopter gunships.

The Ballad of Gay Tony will be released October 29 for download on Xbox 360 at $20. Arriving the same day is 'Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City,' a $40 retail disc with standalone versions of Gay Tony and previous DLC 'The Lost and the Damned.'

Rockstar today announced that The Ballad of Gay Tony, the next episodic content release for Grand Theft Auto IV, will launch worldwide on October 29 according to developer Rockstar.

The downloadable content will sell for $20. A retail disc that compiles both episodes--dubbed "Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City"--will sell for $40 on the same day, and will not require the original Grand Theft Auto IV to play.

Rockstar also released the first promotional desktop image for Gay Tony, viewable above.

The Ballad of Gay Tony puts players in the role of Luis Lopez, an assistant to "legendary nightclub impresario Tony Prince (aka 'Gay Tony')." The chapter will depict the challenges of "competing loyalties of family and friends" and the "uncertainty about who is real and who is fake in a world in which everyone has a price."

Rockstar today announced "The Ballad of Gay Tony," the second expansion for the fabulous Grand Theft Auto IV.

"The Ballad of Gay Tony injects Liberty City with an overdose of guns, glitz, and grime," says Rockstar of the title.

"As Luis Lopez, part-time hoodlum and full-time assistant to legendary nightclub impresario Tony Prince (aka "Gay Tony"), players will struggle with the competing loyalties of family and friends, and with the uncertainty about who is real and who is fake in a world in which everyone has a price."

The Xbox 360-exclusive DLC hits this fall for 1600 Microsoft Points ($20). As with first expansion, The Lost and Damned, Gay Tony will require Grand Theft Auto IV to run.

Also announced was Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City, a disc-based bundle including both The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony. The package is priced at $40, and will not require users to own the original game.